Alfredo David Esparza

Alfredo David Esparza, affectionately known to his family and friends as Fredo, 38, of Denver, Colorado, passed away on August 31, 2026. He was born on July 3, 1988, in Denver, Colorado. Although his time with us was far too short, Fredo touched the lives of so many people with his laughter, love, creativity, and unforgettable spirit.

Fredo was one of those people who was impossible to forget. He had a personality that filled a room and a way of making people laugh even when they needed it most. He was funny, full of positive energy, and truly the life of the party. His laughter, his jokes, and his ability to turn an ordinary moment into a memory are just some of the things his loved ones will carry in their hearts forever.

At his heart, Fredo was a family man and a loving father to his daughters, Jalissa and Jessica. His children were a deeply important part of his life. He was also a hardworking, determined go-getter who always found a way to keep moving forward. He gave life everything he had and brought his own unique energy to everything he did.

Fredo was deeply creative and thoughtful. He loved dancing, singing, drawing, and writing, always finding different ways to express himself. He was smart, spiritual, and someone who could make you think. He had a unique way of looking at the world and could leave you thinking about a conversation long after it had ended.

Fredo shared a special bond with each of his siblings, Steven, Justin, Samantha, and Jordan. He and his sister Samantha, “Sammie,” shared a particularly close friendship and were each other’s ride-or-die. Their bond was filled with laughter, loyalty, and love, and each of his siblings held a special place in his heart.

Fredo was a beloved son to his mother, Denise Esparza, and was also the son of Jose Alfredo. He was a cherished grandson, brother, father, cousin, and friend. Everyone who knew Fredo will remember a different part of him—the funny cousin, the loving dad, the hardworking man, the creative soul, or simply the person whose presence made life a little brighter.

His life was filled with moments that his family and friends will treasure forever: the dancing, the singing, the jokes, the conversations, the laughter, and all the little moments that may not have seemed important at the time but now mean everything.

Fredo's faith and spiritual side were also an important part of who he was. We find comfort in knowing that he is now in the loving presence of God, free from pain and surrounded by eternal peace. Though our hearts are broken by his passing, our faith reminds us that death is not the end, but a passage into eternal life.

We pray that God welcomes Fredo into His kingdom and grants him everlasting peace. We find comfort in the hope that one day, through God's grace, we will be reunited with him in Heaven. There are people who pass through our lives, and then there are people who leave a piece of themselves behind. Fredo was that kind of person. His humor, creativity, positive energy, and loving spirit will continue to live through his daughters, his mother, his siblings, and everyone who loved him.

Though his time here was shorter than anyone ever wanted, the memories he created will last far beyond his years. He will be missed in the moments when his family expects to hear his voice, in the laughter that reminds them of one of his jokes, and in every celebration where his presence should have been.

Fredo will be remembered not only for the years he lived, but for the love, laughter, energy, and memories he gave to the people around him.

May the Lord welcome Fredo into His loving arms and grant him eternal rest.

Fredo was one of a kind.

He was deeply loved.

He will be forever missed.

And he will never be forgotten.

Until we meet again in Heaven, Fredo. We love you.