Florian Edward Fajardo

After a prolonged battle with cancer, Florian Edward Fajardo passed away January 5, 2020 at his sisters home in Denver. He leaves behind his father, Jesse Lozano; sisters, Margaret Fajardo and Mercy Cordova (Ray); and his brothers, James Lozano and Dominic Lozano (Amber). He spent his last days surrounded by loved ones. Edward was born March 27,1958 in Denver, Colorado. He grew up in a large, loving family with his father and mother Dolores Lozano, two sisters and two brothers. He was the big brother, first born. He worked at Modine manufacturing, building radiators then Eagle Claw in the shipping department. Ed loved spending time with his family whether it be with holiday cookouts, fishing or sharing his love of the Denver Broncos. He loved making models of classic cars when he had the free time and built up quite a collection over the years. Ed loved music and lived his life by the quote, “Music can change the world”. He enjoyed walking and always had his headphones on. From the early years blasting records in his parents basement to most recent when he would always show up with his headphones on and ready with the classics like Earth Wind and Fire, Santana and the Commodores to name a few. Ed is survived by his Dad and siblings, as well as granddaughter Marlayna Madrid; his nieces, Jovita Gonzales(Goddaughter) and husband Ben, Jessica Lozano and Naomi Lozano; nephews, Daniel Fajardo and wife Nicole, Raymond Cordova, Gabriel Willis and Joseph Cordova(Godson); Rich Cordova(Godson) and Anthonia Padilla(Goddaughter) and 21 great nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his mother Dolores Lozano and father Florian Fajardo Jr. A celebration of life for Ed will be held at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Parish, 11385 Grant Dr., Northglenn, Colorado on Saturday, February 1st at 4:00pm. There will be a reception immediately following. The family asks that we celebrate Ed’s love for the Denver Broncos together with a display of Broncos gear.