Alfredo Gomez, a 39 year old resident of Los Angeles County sadly died at his home on November 13, 2025. Known for his gentle spirit and acts of quiet kindness, Gomez left an indelible mark on neighbors and friends through his willingness to lend a hand.
Preliminary reports from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner indicate the manner of death as suicide, with the cause deferred pending further investigation.
Born on April 12, 1986, in East Los Angeles to immigrant parents Maria and Carlos Gomez, he grew up in a tight knit Hispanic household that emphasized family loyalty and hard work. Surrounded by the vibrant sounds of mariachi music and community fiestas, Gomez developed a deep appreciation for his cultural roots from an early age.
Gomez attended Garfield High School, graduating in 2004 with honors in mathematics and a spot on the school’s soccer team, where he captained the junior varsity squad. He later pursued an associate degree in business administration at East Los Angeles College, balancing studies with part time jobs to support his family. These academic pursuits reflected his determination to build a stable future despite modest beginnings.
Professionally, Gomez spent over a decade as a logistics coordinator at a downtown distribution center, managing shipments with precision and earning praise for his reliability. Colleagues remembered him as the go to problem solver during tight deadlines, often staying late to ensure operations ran smoothly. His role allowed him to mentor younger workers, sharing insights on efficiency drawn from his own experiences.
In his personal life, Gomez cherished simple joys, including weekend hikes in the nearby San Gabriel Mountains and grilling traditional Mexican dishes for family gatherings. An avid soccer enthusiast, he coached a local youth league team, fostering teamwork and confidence in underprivileged kids. His warm laugh and empathetic ear made him a confidant to many, strengthening bonds across his diverse social circle.
Gomez is survived by his parents Maria and Carlos, siblings Rosa and Javier, and a host of extended relatives and friends. A viewing and rosary service is scheduled for November 18 at Our Lady of Talpa Church, followed by burial at Calvary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations are requested to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, honoring his memory through support for mental health awareness.