Vince Lozano Death: In Anaheim, California, Vince Lozano—As a result of the untimely passing of their cherished father, Vince Lozano, on September 10th, the Lozano family is now dealing with a sorrow that is beyond comprehension. This heartbreaking occurrence takes place only a short while after the demise of their mother, Tina Lozano, who died away on July 14th. Isabella, who is twenty years old, Christian, who is fifteen years old, Lola, who is twelve years old, and Alexis, who is twenty-five years old, are the children that Vince and Tina, who were together for twenty-eight years, have left behind.
The rapid passing of both parents in such a short period of time has left the family in a state of profound disarray. The intimate connection that were shared between Tina and Vince is highlighted by the fact that Vince passed away barely a month and a half after Tina. Even though Alexis Lozano, the oldest of the siblings, has taken on the responsibility of being the primary carer for her younger brothers and sisters, the family is still struggling to come to terms with the loss. While her siblings are going through this challenging period, Alexis Lozano has organised a fundraising event to assist in providing for them and ensuring that they have all they need.
The funds that are gathered will be used to purchase basics such as clothes, school supplies, and housing requirements, as well as payments for any expenses that are linked with Alexis’ request for guardianship. Krista Karr, Mel Calagday, Matt Naylor, and Amber Goines have each contributed $25 to the fundraising effort, bringing the total amount raised to $230 out of the $5,000 that was originally aimed for. Both in the form of financial contributions and words of encouragement, the Lozano family expresses their gratitude for the outpouring of love and support they have received. It is through their children that Vince and Tina’s legacy will be carried on. Their children will carry forth the love and resilience that their parents had in the face of this devastating loss.
