Alberto Rodriguez

Alberto Rodriguez, manufacturing and construction worker, and a life-long resident of San Francisco and Hemet California, died unexpectedly on March 12, 2022, at the age of 67 at home surrounded by loved ones. Alberto is survived by his mother, Consuelo Avina, brothers, Mario Rodriguez Jr. and William Henry Jr. children, son Jesus and Felicia Rodriguez, daughter Ena (Rodriguez) and Roger Carrasco, his grandson’s Jesus Jr., Manuelito, Giovani, Alejandro, and Josue Rodriguez and his granddaughter’s Selena and Liana Rodriguez. He is predeceased by his father, Mario Rodriguez; his brother, Victor Rodriguez; his sister, Gloria Rodriguez; and his grandson Jaiden Rodriguez. Alberto was born in Pleasanton on March 15, 1954, to Mario and Consuelo Rodriguez. He graduated from Mission High School in San Francisco, joined the United States Army and worked in the manufacturing and construction industry. He was a free spirited, easy going, happy go lucky individual who enjoyed the wonders of life and all it had to offer. Alberto enjoyed fishing, hunting, camping, traveling, music, football and baseball events and spending time with his kids. He was heavily devoted to the Fraternal Moose Lodge Organization and held multiple titles from Governor to member in Sunnyvale and Hemet Lodge. In his 25-year tenure he was a Moose Fellow Legionnaire (Golden Spot 15 and Yucca 67), Board Member of District 21 and a strong advocate for Moose Heart and Moose Haven. He was a problem solver always on the ready to help out a friend or family member either through counsel or physically regardless of the time past or distance. He will be deeply missed by his friends, family and all who knew him. As Alberto’s final wishes, he did not want to have a viewing, his son will have the body blessed prior to his cremation at England Mortuary in Temecula, CA. His wishes where for people to remember him as the happy go lucky individual he always was full of life. At a separate time and date his son Jesus Alberto Rodriguez will make notification to friend’s and family of the spreading of the ashes which will be spread in the near future back in Alberto’s (Dad) hometown of San Francisco.