Freddie Mirabel Jr

Freddie Mirabal Jr. (born July 1, 1975) was a New Mexico resident whose life was defined by his family ties and quiet presence in his Albuquerque neighborhood. He is remembered in public notices as a devoted father to his daughter Dominique and son Nathan, and as a loving son to Fred Sr. and Florence Mirabal. Freddie was part of a close extended family that included siblings, grandparents, nieces and nephews who gathered for services honoring him in September 2017.

Funeral information published by the family showed that Freddie’s life was celebrated with a Catholic Mass at Holy Family Catholic Church and burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named by the family included brothers, sons, and cousins, a sign of the strong family bonds that surrounded him. Those notices list surviving family members and the mother of his children, showing that Freddie’s memory lives on through the relationships he built and the children he raised.

Public reporting from the time confirms that Freddie was 42 when he died the night of Sunday, September 3, 2017. Local coverage described the event as sudden and tragic; the family’s service information that followed reflected a community coming together to grieve and remember him. While public records and news coverage focus on the circumstances of his death, the family’s memorial details emphasize the human life behind those headlines: a father, a son, a brother and a grandson whose loss was felt by many.

Available public records about Freddie are limited to the facts the family and local outlets provided. Those sources make clear that he mattered to those closest to him and that his life was honored with traditional services surrounded by family. Though the public record is spare, it affirms that Freddie Mirabal Jr. was a real person whose family sought to remember him with dignity and care.