Obituary of Carlos Cesar Delrosario

Carlos was born in Boston September 4,1993, to Cristobal Delrosario and Mayra Hernandez.    Growing up, Carlos attended Lila G. Pilot Middle School, and then he attended Brighton High School. Before completing high school, Carlos’s life drastically changed when he was hit by a stray bullet that left him paralyzed.    Despite all his health complications and health challenges that accompanied his health journey, Carlos maintained a positive outlook on life, good spirits, spiritual faith, and his welcoming funny personality. Carlos could command his presence in any room. You could feel his aura, will live, and resilience to keep going-living, obstacles after obstacles he kept his eyes on reaching his healthcare and personal goals.    On June 17, 2015, Carlos married his high school sweetheart ROD Cindy. Carlos was a selfless, loving, loyal, truthful, strong, caring, determined, and wise kindred spirit. He will always be remembered for his ability to keep a smile on our faces and make our hearts happy, for his strength and courage no matter what happens to stay positive and try his best. Unfortunately, Carlos transitioned peacefully but too soon, on September 15, 2021.   He leaves to mourn his loving devoted wife, Cindy Delrosario, his parents Cristobal Delrosario & Mayra Hernandez, Herminia Teixeira-Monterio (Salomon) mother-in-law, two brothers Ernesto Delrosario and Jose Hernandez, his only blood sister Yomaira, his sister in law Sonia, And his sisters by soul Jennifer & franchualiz.   Carlos also leaves to cherish his most precious moments with his nephews Isaiah Delrosario, Alexander Delrosario and Charlie Hernandez, Diamantino Cruz 2 god-children Demonte Cruz and Violette Perez. ROD Nurse, Friend Godmother Timaka S. Wallace: God sister A ‘Shanti Wallace. His closest friends Elinam, Dela, and Arcturus. A host aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family, and friends by heart.      Carlos will be greeted at the heavenly gates by his grandmother Hilda Ruiz and his best friend John Perez, who preceded him in death.