April Kibbe wrote on September 7 2017:
Today was a very sad day. We attended Isaiahs viewing. It was very painful to watch my son and his friends see Isaiah for the last time. Even though they walked up strong together, it hurt to see the sadness in their eyes and the tears they shed as they stood there trying to understand why their close friends life was taken. It hurt to see Isaiah's parents suffering the loss of their son. It hurt to see all his loved ones, my niece and friends crying and hugging each other for support and comfort.
I feel so bad. I love my sons. I love my sons friends. Our sons friends are also our sons. God bless.
April Kibbe wrote on September 9 2017:
Today we attended Isaiah Alexander Alvarez's service. There was so much love present for Isaiah, it was beautiful. We truly learned a lot about Isaiah today. We already knew he was a unique individual. A cool cat on his own level. But we had no idea how angelic he really was. It's clear that Isaiah was sent to earth to spread the joy of love, respect and humbleness. It's up to us to continue his mission. I have faith that we will. I feel very blessed that my son, my niece and my family were a part of Isaiah's journey. His kind soul has taught us a lot, especially to cherish every second, because life itself is a "vape." Thank you for being a part of my sons life and all the boys and girls in the neighborhood. You were a good kid and you'll never be forgotten. May you Rest In Peace. We love you. Justice for Isaiah! ❤️
A total of $11,730.00 was raised on gofundme.com to help with expenses.
Cause of death: Homicide
Los Angeles Times
Isaiah Alexander Alvarez, 21
By NICOLE SANTA CRUZ
POSTED SEPT. 20, 2017
Isaiah Alexander Alvarez, a 21-year-old Latino, died Saturday, Aug. 26, after he was shot in the 2000 block of East 105th Street in Watts, according to Los Angeles County coroner’s records.
Alvarez was at a party late Friday, the night before he was killed, when he got into a fight with two other Latinos who witnesses said were gang members, Los Angeles Police Det. Dave Garrido said.
The fight moved into an alley, where someone shot Alvarez, Garrido said.
Alvarez was pronounced dead at the scene at 12:03 a.m., according to coroner’s records. Police said the South Pasadena resident had no gang ties.
Anyone with information is asked to call detectives at (323) 786-5111. Those who wish to remain anonymous can call Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-8477.
Contact the Homicide Report. Follow @nicolesantacruz and @latimeshomicide on Twitter.
Today was a very sad day. We attended Isaiahs viewing. It was very painful to watch my son and his friends see Isaiah for the last time. Even though they walked up strong together, it hurt to see the sadness in their eyes and the tears they shed as they stood there trying to understand why their close friends life was taken. It hurt to see Isaiah's parents suffering the loss of their son. It hurt to see all his loved ones, my niece and friends crying and hugging each other for support and comfort.
I feel so bad. I love my sons. I love my sons friends. Our sons friends are also our sons. God bless.
April Kibbe wrote on September 9 2017:
Today we attended Isaiah Alexander Alvarez's service. There was so much love present for Isaiah, it was beautiful. We truly learned a lot about Isaiah today. We already knew he was a unique individual. A cool cat on his own level. But we had no idea how angelic he really was. It's clear that Isaiah was sent to earth to spread the joy of love, respect and humbleness. It's up to us to continue his mission. I have faith that we will. I feel very blessed that my son, my niece and my family were a part of Isaiah's journey. His kind soul has taught us a lot, especially to cherish every second, because life itself is a "vape." Thank you for being a part of my sons life and all the boys and girls in the neighborhood. You were a good kid and you'll never be forgotten. May you Rest In Peace. We love you. Justice for Isaiah! ❤️
A total of $11,730.00 was raised on gofundme.com to help with expenses.
Cause of death: Homicide
Los Angeles Times
Isaiah Alexander Alvarez, 21
By NICOLE SANTA CRUZ
POSTED SEPT. 20, 2017
Isaiah Alexander Alvarez, a 21-year-old Latino, died Saturday, Aug. 26, after he was shot in the 2000 block of East 105th Street in Watts, according to Los Angeles County coroner’s records.
Alvarez was at a party late Friday, the night before he was killed, when he got into a fight with two other Latinos who witnesses said were gang members, Los Angeles Police Det. Dave Garrido said.
The fight moved into an alley, where someone shot Alvarez, Garrido said.
Alvarez was pronounced dead at the scene at 12:03 a.m., according to coroner’s records. Police said the South Pasadena resident had no gang ties.
Anyone with information is asked to call detectives at (323) 786-5111. Those who wish to remain anonymous can call Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-8477.
Contact the Homicide Report. Follow @nicolesantacruz and @latimeshomicide on Twitter.
April Kibbe wrote on September 7 2017:
Today was a very sad day. We attended Isaiahs viewing. It was very painful to watch my son and his friends see Isaiah for the last time. Even though they walked up strong together, it hurt to see the sadness in their eyes and the tears they shed as they stood there trying to understand why their close friends life was taken. It hurt to see Isaiah's parents suffering the loss of their son. It hurt to see all his loved ones, my niece and friends crying and hugging each other for support and comfort.
I feel so bad. I love my sons. I love my sons friends. Our sons friends are also our sons. God bless.
April Kibbe wrote on September 9 2017:
Today we attended Isaiah Alexander Alvarez's service. There was so much love present for Isaiah, it was beautiful. We truly learned a lot about Isaiah today. We already knew he was a unique individual. A cool cat on his own level. But we had no idea how angelic he really was. It's clear that Isaiah was sent to earth to spread the joy of love, respect and humbleness. It's up to us to continue his mission. I have faith that we will. I feel very blessed that my son, my niece and my family were a part of Isaiah's journey. His kind soul has taught us a lot, especially to cherish every second, because life itself is a "vape." Thank you for being a part of my sons life and all the boys and girls in the neighborhood. You were a good kid and you'll never be forgotten. May you Rest In Peace. We love you. Justice for Isaiah! ❤️
A total of $11,730.00 was raised on gofundme.com to help with expenses.
Cause of death: Homicide
Los Angeles Times
Isaiah Alexander Alvarez, 21
By NICOLE SANTA CRUZ
POSTED SEPT. 20, 2017
Isaiah Alexander Alvarez, a 21-year-old Latino, died Saturday, Aug. 26, after he was shot in the 2000 block of East 105th Street in Watts, according to Los Angeles County coroner’s records.
Alvarez was at a party late Friday, the night before he was killed, when he got into a fight with two other Latinos who witnesses said were gang members, Los Angeles Police Det. Dave Garrido said.
The fight moved into an alley, where someone shot Alvarez, Garrido said.
Alvarez was pronounced dead at the scene at 12:03 a.m., according to coroner’s records. Police said the South Pasadena resident had no gang ties.
Anyone with information is asked to call detectives at (323) 786-5111. Those who wish to remain anonymous can call Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-8477.
Contact the Homicide Report. Follow @nicolesantacruz and @latimeshomicide on Twitter.
Today was a very sad day. We attended Isaiahs viewing. It was very painful to watch my son and his friends see Isaiah for the last time. Even though they walked up strong together, it hurt to see the sadness in their eyes and the tears they shed as they stood there trying to understand why their close friends life was taken. It hurt to see Isaiah's parents suffering the loss of their son. It hurt to see all his loved ones, my niece and friends crying and hugging each other for support and comfort.
I feel so bad. I love my sons. I love my sons friends. Our sons friends are also our sons. God bless.
April Kibbe wrote on September 9 2017:
Today we attended Isaiah Alexander Alvarez's service. There was so much love present for Isaiah, it was beautiful. We truly learned a lot about Isaiah today. We already knew he was a unique individual. A cool cat on his own level. But we had no idea how angelic he really was. It's clear that Isaiah was sent to earth to spread the joy of love, respect and humbleness. It's up to us to continue his mission. I have faith that we will. I feel very blessed that my son, my niece and my family were a part of Isaiah's journey. His kind soul has taught us a lot, especially to cherish every second, because life itself is a "vape." Thank you for being a part of my sons life and all the boys and girls in the neighborhood. You were a good kid and you'll never be forgotten. May you Rest In Peace. We love you. Justice for Isaiah! ❤️
A total of $11,730.00 was raised on gofundme.com to help with expenses.
Cause of death: Homicide
Los Angeles Times
Isaiah Alexander Alvarez, 21
By NICOLE SANTA CRUZ
POSTED SEPT. 20, 2017
Isaiah Alexander Alvarez, a 21-year-old Latino, died Saturday, Aug. 26, after he was shot in the 2000 block of East 105th Street in Watts, according to Los Angeles County coroner’s records.
Alvarez was at a party late Friday, the night before he was killed, when he got into a fight with two other Latinos who witnesses said were gang members, Los Angeles Police Det. Dave Garrido said.
The fight moved into an alley, where someone shot Alvarez, Garrido said.
Alvarez was pronounced dead at the scene at 12:03 a.m., according to coroner’s records. Police said the South Pasadena resident had no gang ties.
Anyone with information is asked to call detectives at (323) 786-5111. Those who wish to remain anonymous can call Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-8477.
Contact the Homicide Report. Follow @nicolesantacruz and @latimeshomicide on Twitter.
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