Angel Bueno

Angel Bueno was a 30-year-old member of the Tucson community whose life mattered to family, friends and neighbors. Public records and contemporary news accounts identify him by name and age at the time of his passing on September 8, 2020, in midtown Tucson. Beyond those basic facts, the public record offers only limited personal detail; what remains clear is that Angel was a real person with connections and relationships that mattered to people who knew him.

News reports note that Angel was found in the area of 2510 N. Winstel Boulevard and that next of kin were notified; those reports reflect the immediate facts around his death but do not define the whole of his life. Even with few publicly available personal details, it is important to acknowledge Angel as someone who had a circle of family and friends, routines, and a place in his neighborhood—ordinary and meaningful bonds that make up a life. His age and residence place him among Tucson’s young adults whose daily presence added to the texture of local community life.

When public tributes or family notices are not available, remembrance can still honor dignity. Those who knew Angel likely remember him in detail—by voice, laughter, habits, and small acts of care—that public records cannot capture. This page recognizes Angel Bueno as a person first: the son, friend, neighbor or colleague he was to others, not merely the subject of headlines. His death on September 8, 2020 left family and community members to grieve a life cut short, and this remembrance is offered with respect for their loss and with restraint about the limited public record.

If family-authorized remembrances, funeral notices, or fuller obituaries become available, they should be added here to give a fuller portrait of Angel’s life, the people who loved him, and the ways he made a difference in the lives around him.