Carlos S. Fernandez Lopez

Carlos S. Fernandez-Lopez was born in Arecibo, PR, on Sep.12.1925, and passed away peacefully on Friday, Dec.04.2020 at Select Specialty Hospital, Orlando, FL at the age of 95. He retired as a Doctor from Puerto Rico State Insurance Fund. In 1977, Carlos become a widower of Gloria Diana Fernandez, with whom he shared their four sons Carlos and Rafael, and predeceased by his beloved, Armando and Ricardo. Carlos remarried and had a great life for 41 years with Maria Eugenia Taule and their daughters Mariangeli, Beatrice and grandson Alexis Omar. In 2001, Carlos and Maria moved to Miami, FL and afterward to Orlando, FL. Throughout his wonderful life, he was a most faithful and loving husband. His nice personality was impeccable, and he expressed his compassion and thankfulness for others as a rule to learn by. He was wise in God's word, a man of peace, and inspired confidence and support of his sons and daughters in all their life goals while always encouraging them to strive further to accomplish all of their dreams. Carlos took after, and was inspired by, his mother Magdalena to become a poet as she was and he even went on to write a few books of spiritual poems driven by his love for God and dedicated to all the people he loved. He was a devoted husband who was always with his wife, Maria, and spent time each day enjoying lectures and music and searching for new property to buy and sell. Politically, he was a passionate Conservative with a fierce belief that taxation without representation is tyranny! We will always hear him say: “It is what it is, let's go and solve the issue...” There will be a celebration of life service held on Saturday, Dec.19.2020 at 5:00pm at Greeneway Church 3400 Hunter's Creek Blvd. Orlando, FL 32837 Tel. 407.240.5442 Info@GreenewayChurch.com Carlos S. Fernández-López nació el 12 de Sept. de 1925 en Arecibo, Puerto Rico y falleció el 04 de Dic. de 2020 en Select Specialty Hospital, Orlando, FL a sus 95 años. Doctor de profesión y retirado del Fondo del Seguro del Estado de PR. Don Carlos sobrevive a su primer matriminio con Doña Gloria Diana Fernández fallecida en 1977, ambos fueron padres ejemplares de Carlos y Rafael, Ricardo y Armando fallecieron despues de su amada madre. Don Carlos retomó sus votos en 1979 con Doña Maria Eugenia Taulé teniendo una vida bendecida por 41 años junto a su nueva esposa y sus hijas Mariangeli y Beatrice y su nieto Alexis Omar que lo amaron como su propio padre. Don Carlos y Doña Maria se mudaron a Miami, FL en 2001 y en el 2014 a la ciudad de Orlando, FL. En el transcurso de su larga vida llena de todo tipo de retos y circunstancias núnca perdió su fé, su sonrisa, su positivismo, su paz y su impecable agradable personalidad. Su compasión por las personas era excepcional y siempre nos enseñó a ser agradecidos. Apasionado de la palabra de Dios, un hombre de mucha sabiduria que siempre inspiraba confianza, con un consejo sabio y objetivo impulsandonos a esforzarnos para tener éxito. Inspirado por su madre Magdalena Profesora, Poetiza y artista del pincel escribió varios libros de poemas cristianos inspirados por su amor al Señor Jesus y dedicados a sus seres queridos. Esposo amoroso y ejemplar que siempre estuvo al lado de su esposa, Maria, ambos disfrutaban de sus lecturas, música y siempre en busqueda de nuevas propiedades para compra y venta, era su "hobby". En su juventud llegó a ser un Nacionalista pero se convenció que ser Patriota Conservador llenaba mas la lealtad a Dios que a una Nación, su dicho incansable era Impuestos sin Representación es una tiranía. Lo escucharemos siempre decir: "Es lo que es, resolvamos el problema.." Celebraremos un servicio a su memoria el Sábado, 19.Dec.2020 a las 5:00pm en Greeneway Church 3400 Hunter's Creek blvd., Orlando, FL 32837 Tel. 407.240.5442 Info@GreenewayChurch.com Funeral services entrusted to Porta Coeli Funeral Home & Crematory, 2801 E. Osceola Parkway, Kissimmee, FL 34743. Phone: (407) 846-2804 - For online condolences please visit: www.PortaCoeliFH.com

Carlos S. Fernandez Lopez

September 12, 1925 - December 4, 2020