1952
Alexander
2017
Alexander H. Deucalion
October 30, 1952 — March 30, 2017
Deucalion, Alexander H
Age 64, passed away Thursday, March 30, 2017.
God knew what he was doing when he placed my dad, Alexander Henry Deucalion, on this Earth. He knew the impact he would have on his loved ones, including me his daughter, Starr Rose Deucalion-Oceguera, his grandchildren. As well as all of his dear friends from school, charities he attended, those he worked with. My dad was such an intelligent, loving, caring, giving, strong, and optimistic person. The impact he had on those who had the pleasure to meet him, I'm sure the impression will last forever. He seemed to of touched everyone, in some type of way that he came into contact with.
The impression he had on me is just beyond words. He was always an inspiration to me. I feel so blessed that I was able to be his daughter. How hard he worked in school. His outstanding grades, Degrees he obtained. His attitude towards life, no matter what hand he was dealt always being optimistic. During the past year, year and a half he became so much more of an inspiration once he was diagnosed with cancer. How active he still was, the fact that he still wanted to work and did. He stayed healthy by walking, eating healthy. Was looking into starting to go to the gym, yoga, and start martial arts again. He had so many goals, obtained a lot of them. He was always there to bring up my spirits when I was down. It was mutual, insisting that we would fight this and he could count on me to stand by him to ensure he would beat this horrible toxin within his body. The last week I spent wit him, believe it or not he became even more of an inspiration, showing how strong he was declining pain management, which in turn hurt me to see him in so much pain. How much he was wanting to do, and finish. Including his Master's Degree, in which he only had one semester to graduate. He was loved so much by his grandchildren and myself, and will continue to be loved. He will always and forever be carried in our hearts. Dad, you are loved so much, and will forever be missed until we can meet again.
His love for life which unfortunately ended on March 29th 2017, however he can carry on if he is carried in our hearts. Now he is in a place where he feels no pain, has no worries, and can watch over us. After your long fight you deserve nothing less than to Rest In Peace Dad. I know you see how much it hurts that you are gone, however, the strength that will empower me and your grandchildren through your examples will help. We love so very much and forever missed. We'll see you later. ❤💓💕💖💞💗
Love Always and Forever Your Daughter,
Starr Rose Deucalion-Oceguera
Daniels Family Funeral Services
3113 Carlisle Blvd NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
505-884-1188
Age 64, passed away Thursday, March 30, 2017.
God knew what he was doing when he placed my dad, Alexander Henry Deucalion, on this Earth. He knew the impact he would have on his loved ones, including me his daughter, Starr Rose Deucalion-Oceguera, his grandchildren. As well as all of his dear friends from school, charities he attended, those he worked with. My dad was such an intelligent, loving, caring, giving, strong, and optimistic person. The impact he had on those who had the pleasure to meet him, I'm sure the impression will last forever. He seemed to of touched everyone, in some type of way that he came into contact with.
The impression he had on me is just beyond words. He was always an inspiration to me. I feel so blessed that I was able to be his daughter. How hard he worked in school. His outstanding grades, Degrees he obtained. His attitude towards life, no matter what hand he was dealt always being optimistic. During the past year, year and a half he became so much more of an inspiration once he was diagnosed with cancer. How active he still was, the fact that he still wanted to work and did. He stayed healthy by walking, eating healthy. Was looking into starting to go to the gym, yoga, and start martial arts again. He had so many goals, obtained a lot of them. He was always there to bring up my spirits when I was down. It was mutual, insisting that we would fight this and he could count on me to stand by him to ensure he would beat this horrible toxin within his body. The last week I spent wit him, believe it or not he became even more of an inspiration, showing how strong he was declining pain management, which in turn hurt me to see him in so much pain. How much he was wanting to do, and finish. Including his Master's Degree, in which he only had one semester to graduate. He was loved so much by his grandchildren and myself, and will continue to be loved. He will always and forever be carried in our hearts. Dad, you are loved so much, and will forever be missed until we can meet again.
His love for life which unfortunately ended on March 29th 2017, however he can carry on if he is carried in our hearts. Now he is in a place where he feels no pain, has no worries, and can watch over us. After your long fight you deserve nothing less than to Rest In Peace Dad. I know you see how much it hurts that you are gone, however, the strength that will empower me and your grandchildren through your examples will help. We love so very much and forever missed. We'll see you later. ❤💓💕💖💞💗
Love Always and Forever Your Daughter,
Starr Rose Deucalion-Oceguera
Daniels Family Funeral Services
3113 Carlisle Blvd NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
505-884-1188
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