Dr. Alfredo Corrales Velasquez
November 01, 1929 - December 04, 2016
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Dr. Alfredo Corrales Velasquez
November 01, 1929 - December 04, 2016
Obituary
Dr. Alfredo corrales velasquez, 87, passed on dec 4th, 2016.
Alfredo was born november 1, 1929, to juan and maria
velasquez in ozamiz city, philippines, he was one of eleven children.
He graduated from the university of santo tomas in manila in 1956.
He came to the united states in 1958 and served his internship at
st. Mary’s in minneapolis. He moved to washington, dc at
general hospital for his residency in surgery in 1959 and later
st. Joseph hospital, in lexington, ky. He entered georgetown
university for neurosurgery in 1961 and later came to charleston
in 1966 and practiced with neurological associates for 31 years.
He is survived by his wife, carol velasquez; two sons, jon
velasquez; michael velasquez and wife, allison m. Velasquez of
kentucky; one daughter, susan velasquez and husband, timothy
devlin of new york city; two grandchildren, ariana and brennan
velasquez of kentucky. Alfredo’s surviving sisters and brother;
virginia nayen and lolita guiuan & dr. John velasquez and his
wife, dr. Neome velasquez of california; two nephews, dr. Jeffrey
velasquez and vinjie velasquez.
Memorial service with be at 2:00 p.M., saturday, december 10, 2016 at barlow-bonsall funeral home with monsignor p. Edward sadie officiating.
Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service.
Donations can be made to kanawha hospice care, 1001 curtis price way, charleston, wv 25311.
You may send condolences to the family at: www.Barlowbonsall.Com
barlow bonsall funeral home has been entrusted to handle the arrangements.
6 responses to Dr. Alfredo Corrales Velasquez
Julie Goodwin Farriss says:
August 10, 2021
Relationship: Family Friend
Location: Kure Beach North Carolina
The Goodwin Farriss Family Mourns The Loss Of Dr. Velasquez. We Hold Your Family Tight In Our Thoughts And Prayers. I Have So Many Fond Memories Of Him And The Family. Our Deepest Sympathy Is With You At This Time, Julie
David Dayfield Jr. says:
August 10, 2021
Relationship: Family Friend
Location: Nitro West Virginia
My Deepest Condolences To Mrs. Velasquez, Jon, Mike, And Susan.
Mike…Please Call Me When You Can@ 304 881 5037. Once Again So Sorry For Your Loss.
Pilar Obenza says:
August 10, 2021
Relationship: Friend
Location: Charleston West Virginia
So Sorry For Your Loss. You Are In My Thoughts And Prayers During This Difficult Time. I Remember The Mah Jong Quorum A Few Years Back.
Dr. Richard C. Rashid, Md says:
August 10, 2021
Relationship: Acquaintance
Location: South Charleston West Virginia
We Were So Sorry To Hear Of Your Great Loss. Dr. Velasquez And Your Family Are In Our Thoughts And Prayer.
Dr. And Mrs. Richard And Eleanor Rashid
Beth Moore says:
August 10, 2021
Location: Alabama
My Heart And Deepest Sympathies To You And Your Family During This Difficult Time. I Know The Heartbreak And Pain Of Losing A Loved One In Death So I Wanted To Take A Moment To Share An Encouraging Scripture That Gives Me Much Hope. 1 Corinthians 15:26 “And The Last Enemy, Death, Is To Be Brought To Nothing.” When We Lose Someone In Death Our Heavenly Father Sees The Pain We Feel And He Promises To Very Soon Do Away With This Wicked Enemy Of Ours Once And For All. And Then He Promises The Most Beautiful Hope, To Bring Back To Life All Our Dear Loved Ones And To Reunite Them With Us Again! What A Beautiful Promise Of Comfort And Hope And How We Long For That Truly Special Day So Close At Hand.