"I am proudly Ronald Joseph Zavala , the fourth child to my father and to my mother Sharon . My father was a hard working and dedicated man to his family , to some maybe more than others but without a doubt he loved his children unconditionally . I am fully confident that my father loved each and everyone of us children and as are family has quite a few members he loves us all , and I can imagine it would be difficult dealing with so many personalities , how ever I Know he loved us all equally . My father is a huge part of my success . My memories with my father stem back all the way to when I was a teenage boy to a man in his forties .As a first time husband that I am currently married to and have a beloved baby boy with , but I am digressing from my tribute to my father . I truly miss my father and I wish that he was still on his earth today but we cannot change what has happen and can only move forward and live our lives as he would have wanted . I miss my father indefinitely , I love you Dad and I thank you and appreciate you as my father , I wish you could be here to see your grandson and interact with him ! He is so happy and healthy baby boy , Getting bigger every day . I miss Rosemary as well she was such a a sweet woman , I am proud to call her my step mother . I love and miss you Dad , Rosemary I love you too . Dad I love you so much and miss you , but rest at ease , I will continue to move forward and to care for my family . Thank you Dad "
In loving memory of
Daniel Zavala
September 5, 1942 - October 29, 2023
We are sad to announce the passing of our beloved father, Daniel Fernando Zavala. At the age of 81 he passed on October 29, 2023. Known as Danny to most, he was born in Bellavista, Callao, Peru to Judith Rios Villar and Domingo Zavala Alejos. Danny served in the US Navy during the Vietnam War and continued his service in the US Coast Guard before beginning his career as a Stationary Engineer for Local 39. He loved to break out in song, dance, and for many years tinker on cars. Often, he would say "unconditional love" which will always be remembered. Those left to cherish his memory are his spouse Rosemary Zavala, brother Pablo Zavala, sister Judy Davies, and children Diana, Cynthia, Danny, Ron, Timothy, Daphne, Celeste, and Caleb who he raised. Followed by 27 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.