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In loving memory of

Martin Mata Acosta

January 30, 1980 — January 12, 2019

Martin Mata Acosta (Jan. 30, 1980–Jan. 12, 2019) is remembered for his devotion to family and the quiet warmth he brought to those around him.

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Remembering Martin

A life held close in memory

Martin Mata Acosta was born January 30, 1980, and cherished by family and friends for the warmth and steadiness he brought into their lives. A devoted husband and father, Martin is remembered by his wife, Fani Cortez, and his son Gabino Mata, and by his parents, Adalberto Mata Sanchez and Pascuala Acosta Maciel. His family arranged services through Funeraria Del Angel in Panorama City, where loved ones gathered to celebrate his life.

Those who knew Martin recall a gentle presence and a deep commitment to family. He treasured time spent with his son and close relatives, and his life was defined by the daily acts of care that built strong bonds with those around him. In private moments and family gatherings he offered steady support and a calm that comforted others.

Martin’s passing on January 12, 2019, left a space in the lives of those who loved him. The memorials and remembrances shared by his family reflect gratitude for his kindness and the memories he created with them. Though brief, Martin’s life made a lasting impression through his relationships and the love he gave to his family.

He is survived by his wife, son, and parents, who carry forward his memory in the stories they tell and the traditions they keep. In honoring Martin, his family invites friends and community members to remember not only the date he died but the person he was: a caring family man whose everyday devotion left a quiet but enduring legacy.

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May the memory of Martin be a lasting source of comfort. A life matters far beyond what can ever be captured on a page, and this remembrance is offered with sympathy and respect.

Molly N.