Leroy Zamora

Leroy Zamora was a father and partner whose life was rooted in his family relationships. Public, court, and news records identify him as the 43-year-old father who shared a child with his longtime partner; those closest to him testified about his role as a parent and fiancé. In testimony during later court proceedings, his partner described him as a good father and recalled their long acquaintance, emphasizing the human connections that mattered most to him.

Beyond those verified family details, the public record is sparse about Leroy’s private life, work, hobbies, or upbringing. What is available shows a person with real relationships and responsibilities: someone who had a child, who was engaged to a partner who spoke of him in personal terms, and who existed in the everyday fabric of his community in Albuquerque. Remembrances and memorial pages created after his death note the loss felt by relatives and friends and include tributes from those who knew him.

Leroy’s death on February 18, 2019, left unanswered questions for family and community, but the verifiable facts that remain point first and foremost to a man who mattered to people who loved him — a parent and partner whose life had meaning beyond the brief public record. This page honors that fact and offers a quiet space to acknowledge the human worth of Leroy Zamora and the love his family has for him.