Hector Pacheco Jr., 45, was born in Alpine, Texas to Hector and Tomasa Pacheco on October 15, 1978. He was raised in Fort Stockton where he also made his home with his wife and children. He attended Fort Stockton Schools and Graduated from Fort Stockton High School in 1997. He worked in the Oilfield for many years and also had the honor of working alongside his father in construction from 1997-2004. During Covid Hector and his girls worked a food truck from Dec 2020- Dec 2021. They enjoyed every minute they got to spend with their daddy. They shared an amazing bond. He was their bestie.

Hector met the love of his life Delilah Velasquez in 2002. They were united in marriage on October 15, 2022. Hector was a loving, devoted selfless father and husband. His children and grandchildren adored and admired him. The love and passion he put into raising his children will be cherished. He was not only cherished as a loving father by his 2 daughters but also as a BONUS father to his stepdaughters and foster son. He had such a beautiful smile and a comical personality that brought so much laughter to his family and everyone around him.

Hector Pacheco is proceeded in death by his paternal grandparents, Antonio Pacheco and Rosalia Hernandez Duran. Maternal grandparents Herminio and Maria Paz Gonzalez.

Hector Pacheco is survived by his loving wife Delilah Pacheco, his daughters Brittany Mullins husband Anthony, Aaliyah Pacheco and the late Samuel Soto Jr, Katrina Lozano husband Christian, Jada Carnero, Analiza Armendariz and partner Hector Hernandez, Jazlynn Pacheco, Soraya Pacheco and son Javier Ybarra. Brother Michael Pacheco partner Deeja Garcia, sisters, Natalie Dominguez husband Julio and Idaly Villarreal husband Rudy, Parents Hector & Tomasa Pacheco.

Grandchildren Andrew Salmon, Avayiah Soto, Michael Lozano, Amaryiah Soto, Aiden Soto, Ariyiah Soto, Elijah Lozano, Messiah Matt, Adriel Modesto, Jhanai Garcia, AnaLeiyah Hernandez, Aubrey Lozano & babygirl Mullins. And many other extended family members.

Pallbearers will be Christian Lozano, Javier Ybarra, Michael Pacheco, Michael Villanueva, Julio Dominguez, Rudy Villareal, Nathan Dominguez and Thomas Dominguez.

Honorary Pallbearers will be Hector Hernandez, Anthony Mullins, Anthony Veliz, Marco Villanueva, and Izaiah Dominguez.