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Preserve forever →Adrian Pena
August 29, 1959— March 5, 2026
Clovis, CA
Adrian Pena, age 66, of Clovis, California, entered into eternal life on March 5, 2026. Born on August 29, 1959, in Fowler, California, and raised in Kingsburg, he faced his final illness with strength, faith, and quiet determination, surrounded by his devoted wife, Alicia, their children, and his two sisters.
Adrian was the steadfast foundation of his family. With quiet strength and boundless generosity, he supported the dreams of those he loved, strengthened family bonds through unwavering devotion, and created countless cherished memories that will live forever in the hearts of all who knew him. A proud U.S. Army veteran who enlisted in 1977, he carried the values of duty, loyalty, and service into every aspect of his life.
He lived with passion and curiosity, finding joy in golfing with family and friends, running marathons beginning in his 40s, and encouraging others to cross the finish line. Adrian took great pride in his work and the deep friendships he formed, which he regarded as family. He had a gift for bringing people together, expressed his love through cooking and meaningful traditions—most notably his special New Year’s dinners—and pursued interests in antiques, travel, and discovering hidden treasures at yard sales and online. He never passed up a good dessert or an opportunity to make others feel cared for.
Above all, Adrian’s greatest joy was his family. His nine grandchildren were the light of his world, and he delighted in watching them grow and sharing in their lives. He was the steady, wise presence everyone relied upon, a man whose warmth, humor, and loyalty left a lasting impression.
He was preceded in death by his father, Arturo Pena, and his brothers, Humberto and Aaron. Adrian is survived by his wife of 34 years, Alicia Pena; his children, JC Gonzalez, Richard Gonzalez (Belle), Nicole Anderson (Lee), Lyndsie Frost (Joston), and Lauryn Pena; his nine beloved grandchildren, Aiden, Gabrielle, Sophia, Max, Jameson, Elijah, Waylon, Gracelyn, and Jacklyn; his mother, Enedina Pena; his brothers, Sergio, Hector, and Alonzo; and his sisters, Sandra and Rose.
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