Alberto Montanez

Alberto Montanez was a 35-year-old resident of Allentown, Pennsylvania whose life was part of the fabric of his community. Public records and court documents identify him by name and age and place him in Allentown at the time of his death on August 26, 2017. While formal obituary notices matching that exact date were not located in available funeral-home or newspaper archives, contemporary public records and court filings confirm his identity and the date he died.

Alberto’s life, like many, was lived in relationships and everyday moments that rarely make the public record. Court filings from related proceedings note he was a boyfriend and that he was seated in his vehicle at the time of the events that led to his death. Beyond those factual details, there is little in the public record that attempts to define him solely by what happened to him. That absence does not diminish his personhood — it simply means the fuller, private contours of his life remain with family, friends, and those who knew him personally.

For a memorial page, the emphasis rests on recognizing Alberto as a real person whose time mattered. He was 35, a member of Allentown’s Hispanic/Latino community, and someone who belonged to others in the ways people do: through personal ties, daily routines, and the quiet commitments visible to those close to him. Where public sources are sparse, a memorial can honor memory by inviting those who loved him to contribute stories, photos, and remembrances that reflect his personality, interests, work, and the small details that gave his life shape.

This page is offered as a respectful space to remember Alberto beyond headlines and filings. If family or friends wish to provide verified details — fuller biographical information, favorite memories, photographs, or service information — those personal contributions will help present a more complete portrait of who he was. For now, what is affirmed in the public record is his name, his age of 35, his connection to Allentown, and the date of his passing: August 26, 2017. He is remembered here with dignity and the quiet wish that those who loved him find comfort in shared memory.