Adolfo Gaeta passed away at the age of 31. He moved to Elko in 1987. He had many friends as a young boy and was looked up to by his siblings. His goal in life was to take care of his family. The success and popularity of La Fiesta is a testament to his love for people, generosity and hard work that began when he became owner at the age of 20. Adolfo will forever be remembered as a loving father, husband, son, and brother. Adolfo is survived by his wife Elisa and their children Sonia and Adolfo, Jr.; parents Pedro Gaeta-Castañeda and Dolores Gaeta-Solis; sisters Juanita, Chela and her sons Manuel and Carlos, Ana Brenda, and Noria; brother Martin, his fiancé Rachelle Thornburg and their unborn daughters, Janessa and Jaylyn; grandmothers, Maria de Jesus Gaeta, and Guadalupe Solis.
Adolfo Gaeta passed away at the age of 31. He moved to Elko in 1987. He had many friends as a young boy and was looked up to by his siblings. His goal in life was to take care of his family. The success and popularity of La Fiesta is a testament to his love for people, generosity and hard work that began when he became owner at the age of 20. Adolfo will forever be remembered as a loving father, husband, son, and brother. Adolfo is survived by his wife Elisa and their children Sonia and Adolfo, Jr.; parents Pedro Gaeta-Castañeda and Dolores Gaeta-Solis; sisters Juanita, Chela and her sons Manuel and Carlos, Ana Brenda, and Noria; brother Martin, his fiancé Rachelle Thornburg and their unborn daughters, Janessa and Jaylyn; grandmothers, Maria de Jesus Gaeta, and Guadalupe Solis.
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