Birth date: Jan 5, 1958 Death date: Mar 1, 2019
Alejandro Esquia, 61, of Tampa, passed away Friday, March 01, 2019. He was born January 5, 1958, in Tampa, FL to Alfred Esquia and Mary Galan. Alejandro had a long and successful career over 35 years as business owner and operato Read Obituary
Alex, it's been five years today 3/1/24
and not a day goes by without me
thinking of you!
In my heart forever! ❤️ Ida
Alex, it's 4 years ago today 3/1/23
My mind still talks to you
My heart still looks for you
But my soul knows you're at peace.
I miss you every single day.
Our Beloved Alex,
Remembering you today 3/1/22
It's been 3 years you went home,
to be with the Lord.
Forever missed
Never forgotten
Always loved......
untill we all meet again.
Ida, Alexis, Holly, & Ava
Remembering Alejandro "Alex" Esquia
Two years ago today .......3/1/2021
Your are loved and you are missed!!!
From your family,
Ida, Alexis, Holly, and Ava ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Death takes the body
God takes the soul
Our mind hold the memories
Our heart keeps the love
Our faith lets us know till we meet again
Ida, Alexis, Holly, & Ava
Dear Alex,
Today one year ago March 1st you are dearly missed
my love.
I can no longer see you with my eyes but i will feel you in my heart forever till we meet again.
Love, Ida
Dear Ida, Alexis, Holly and the family,
We were so sad to read of Alex's passing in the paper. Our sincere condolences on your loss. In all the years we knew him we never ever saw him without his happy face. Always had a kind word for everyone he meet. Blessings to you, the girls and the family.
Aida and Michael Rizzo
Alex and I grew up in the same neighborhood. As kids we knew nothing but having fun. As we got older we went our different ways. I think I have only seen Alex one other time as we exchanged waives as he passed by my house. I still live in the same neighborhood. Even though we didn't have any interaction since our childhood days, I will miss him because the memories we had as kids are the best memories one can have. My thoughts are with his family during this sad time. Robert Cascio
