Obituary for Modesto A. Alcivar
It is with deep saddness that the family of Modesto A. Alcivar announces his passing on April 28, 2020 at the age of 73. Modesto A. Alcivar, born February 28, 1947 in Rocafuerte, Ecuador and moved to the United States on April 18, 1977. Prior to moving to the United States he married his wife Maria A. Alcivar on August 18,1975.
He worked for 17 years for Domino Sugar Inc. in various job titles with the last being as a forklift driver. He worked hard and long hours and did it for his family to send his 3 daughters to Catholic school from Kindergarten until High School.
Modesto son of Licenia Ozaeta and predeceased by his father Modesto A. Alcivar. Surviving him is his adoring mother, Licenia Ozaeta, his wife, Maria A. Alcivar, his 3 daughters, Licenia Alcivar, Addyn Torres, and Daisy Alcivar-Garrison. His son in law, Davall Garrison, his 6 grandchildren, Wilton Torres Jr., Leilani Torres, Isabella Garrison, Davall Garrison Jr., Joshua Torres and Zackary Torres.
Also survivng are his 2 sisters, Ynes Alcivar Zambrano and Daisy Alcivar-Zambrano, his 3 brothers, Victor Alcivar, Patricio Alcivar and Fernando Alcivar and many, cousins, neices and nephews.
Modesto was also predeceased by his sister Theresa Alcivar Rodriguez.
Modesto was an avid NY METS fan & looked forward to the baseball season all winter and loved his Ecuadorian Barcelona S.C. Futbol. He also loved reading, crossword puzzles, playing the lotto, taking long walks, writing poetry, reading his Spanish newspaper “El Diario”, and especially correcting everyone’s grammer in Spanish until the very end.
He was someone who was always grateful for the food he had in front him, the roof over his head and the family he had to share it with. Making the sign of the cross always to thank God for it all.
We we will always remember him as the funny, always ready with a quater for anyone’s meter so they wouldn’t get a ticket, hard working, loving father, best grandpa and pipa we could have hoped for, may you finally find your happiness and sleep in peace.
He worked for 17 years for Domino Sugar Inc. in various job titles with the last being as a forklift driver. He worked hard and long hours and did it for his family to send his 3 daughters to Catholic school from Kindergarten until High School.
Modesto son of Licenia Ozaeta and predeceased by his father Modesto A. Alcivar. Surviving him is his adoring mother, Licenia Ozaeta, his wife, Maria A. Alcivar, his 3 daughters, Licenia Alcivar, Addyn Torres, and Daisy Alcivar-Garrison. His son in law, Davall Garrison, his 6 grandchildren, Wilton Torres Jr., Leilani Torres, Isabella Garrison, Davall Garrison Jr., Joshua Torres and Zackary Torres.
Also survivng are his 2 sisters, Ynes Alcivar Zambrano and Daisy Alcivar-Zambrano, his 3 brothers, Victor Alcivar, Patricio Alcivar and Fernando Alcivar and many, cousins, neices and nephews.
Modesto was also predeceased by his sister Theresa Alcivar Rodriguez.
Modesto was an avid NY METS fan & looked forward to the baseball season all winter and loved his Ecuadorian Barcelona S.C. Futbol. He also loved reading, crossword puzzles, playing the lotto, taking long walks, writing poetry, reading his Spanish newspaper “El Diario”, and especially correcting everyone’s grammer in Spanish until the very end.
He was someone who was always grateful for the food he had in front him, the roof over his head and the family he had to share it with. Making the sign of the cross always to thank God for it all.
We we will always remember him as the funny, always ready with a quater for anyone’s meter so they wouldn’t get a ticket, hard working, loving father, best grandpa and pipa we could have hoped for, may you finally find your happiness and sleep in peace.