Daniel Clemente Padilla

Daniel Clemente Padilla was a member of the Albuquerque community whose life was rooted in family and place. Public records identify him as a 35‑year‑old who lived in the Isleta Boulevard SW area of Albuquerque. While the public record about Daniel is limited, what is documented places him among the many local residents whose daily lives helped shape neighborhood life in southwest Albuquerque.

Cemetery records and local memorial listings link the name Daniel (recorded in some local sources as Daniel Clemente Padilla) to a death on August 8, 1986. Beyond those vital details, there is little accessible personal information in the public domain about Daniel’s work, hobbies, or immediate family that can be responsibly confirmed. That absence of detail does not diminish the fact of his life: he was a person known to neighbors and loved by someone, with ties to the community where he lived.

Because complete, family‑authorized obituaries or funeral-home notices matching his full name and the precise date of death were not found in trusted archives, this remembrance focuses on honoring Daniel’s existence rather than summarizing incomplete public reports. He is remembered here simply as a real person whose life mattered to those near him. If family members or others with direct knowledge wish to share memories, photographs, or corrections, those contributions would help create a fuller, warmer portrait of Daniel beyond the sparse public record.

May this brief remembrance acknowledge Daniel Clemente Padilla as more than a line in a record — as a neighbor and a human being whose life and loss mattered to those who knew him.