Pablo González, 72, of Bay Point, California, passed away peacefully in his home on November 17, 2025, after facing his illness with strength and dignity. He was born in San José de Gracia, Jalisco, México, to Maria Meza Ruiz and Luis González Torres.

Pablo dedicated more than 30 years to construction services with Kaiser, where he was known for his strong work ethic, reliability, and pride in the quality of his work. In 1975, he married the love of his life, Delia González, beginning a beautiful 50-year marriage built on love, respect, and partnership.

A man of deep spirituality, Pablo was a devoted Jehovah's Witness. His faith guided every aspect of his life and shaped the kindness, compassion, and generosity he showed to everyone he met.

Pablo's greatest joy came from the relationships he nurtured. He was a loving husband, a present and supportive father, and a proud grandfather and great-grandfather. He found peace and happiness in his backyard, tending to his garden, planting fruits, vegetables, and sharing the harvest with family, friends, and neighbors.

He was well known for his passion for growing cactus plants, nurturing a large and vibrant collection. He loved giving cactus cuttings and plants to others, and his cactus garden became a symbol of his generosity and the joy he found in sharing what he loved.

His home was also shared with his loyal dogs, Bella—who has passed—and Lucy, who remains with the family. Lucy was always by Pablo's side, offering companionship, warmth, and quiet comfort throughout his final years.

Pablo is survived by his beloved wife, Delia González; his children Pablo César González Jr., Aracelia González, Diana Mejía, and Nelly Duron; 12 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; 6 sisters; and 2 brothers.

He is preceded in death by his parents Maria González Meza and Luis González Torres, brother Javier González, and his grandson Lil' Myko González Breen

Pablo will be remembered for his generosity, warmth, kindness, and the loving legacy he leaves behind. His presence will be deeply missed, but his impact will live on through the family and memories he cherished.