Christopher Losada, 56, went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, July 28, 2021. He leaves behind his children: Kyle (18), Garrett (17), and Holli (15). Chris brought a smile to everyone with his sense of humor and lightheartedness. He touched the hearts of many as shown with his extensive amounts of friends, co-workers, and family. Chris was dedicated to his work and providing for his family. He had a passion for home improvement projects whenever he had free time. You could find Chris at his happiest of moments playing with his pup Sophia, shopping with his beloved daughter Holli, or fishing and playing games with his boys Kyle and Garrett. Chris leaves behind: his parents, Cecelia and Frank, his brothers, Nick, Michael, and David (Marcella), his sisters, Debi, Suzi, and Jacque (Rick), as well as a host of nieces and nephews. He will be laid to eternal rest in a private ceremony on Friday, August 6, 2021, at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona. A celebration of life to come at a later to be determined date. We thank him for his years of service in the United States Air Force. You will be forever loved and remembered.
Martin Rodriguez
Uncle Frank, Aunt Cecelia, and Cousins –
Still in disbelief over the news of Chris.Though we didn’t get to see each other often enough, I have fond memories of Chris and the time we all spent together growing up. Family picnics at Papago Park, parties and weekends at the Portland street house – all such great times! Rest in Peace cousin!
Love to all of you!
Martin
Marisa Jordan
I’d like to take the time to express my appreciation and respect for the gifts that Chris shared with those around him. Whenever I saw Chris at family events, he always took the time to genuinely ask about how I was doing and showed a true interest in what was shared. I will always cherish that about him. He was a man of great integrity. Eternal rest grant unto him and let perpetual light shine upon him. May Chris rest in peace.
Love always,
Cousin Marisa
Michele Mangosing Merino
My deepest condolences to the Losada family. I knew Chris from our high school, St. Mary’s. He was always very humorous and kind.
Rest in eternal peace. Once a Knight, always a Knight.
Yvonne Ruiz
I’d like to take this time to send my condolences to the Losada Family…. Chris was an amazing friend …I remember writing him letters when I was young in grade school and high school when he was Servicing our Country in the US Air Force he was a great letter writer . When he was home we’d take time to meet for lunch and catch up .. He was So funny and kind and full of stories …The last time I saw Chris was several years ago we had a nice lunch together and shared stories about the past and our lives now with children and families etc…. I will always remember his smile and stories ….He was taken too young…. May he Rest In Peace ….You’ll forever be remembered my friend ….
Yvonne Ruiz
Steve Nesselrode
The biggest thing I remember growing up around Chris was his sense of humor. He almost always had a smile on his face and a joke to tell.
Although it had been a very long time since I saw Him I always thought of him and His great family as part of my family.
Art Mckinn
I’m so sorry for your loss. My prayers are with the Lozada family. Rest In Peace Chris.
Jacque Gonzales Mehr
I was so sad to hear about Chris’s passing. I have many fond memories of him from our St. Mary’s days. Whenever we saw him at our class gatherings he always shared kind words, funny wit, and was always praying for us! Rest In Peace Chris. Gosh Bless the Losada family.
Anthony Limon
R.I.P sir. Thank you for all the good advice for the short time I have know you. I enjoyed our talk. Thanks for being so kind to me. Rest easy brother
Bryan Petty
Chris was a very close friend of mine for many many years i first met him when he worked for my grandfather Colman Shepherd. I grew up working with Chris on many early projects and over the years we had built many projects together. He was the guy who seemed to know everyone, I didn’t matter where we went he bumped into someone he knew. We laughed, we joked, and we worked hard together. I have been away for some years and just got on the internet to look my friend up to say hello and found this article. My condolences to the family he was loved and will be missed.