December 19, 1980 – June 22, 2022
Zachary Miles Obeso, 41, passed away at home in Turlock on June 22nd, 2022. Zackary was born in Merced, California on December 19, 1980 to Raymond and JoAnn Obeso. Zack graduated from Central Catholic High School in Modesto, California and attended Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas where he played football.
Zack’s greatest love were his two sons Miles and Rockston. Zack devoted much of his adult life to raising his sons and loved spending time outdoors with them. Zack had a great passion for music and also loved sports; he lettered in both football and baseball at Central Catholic where last year he was inducted into the High School Hall of Fame. During his senior year he received a scholarship to play football at Benedictine College. After returning from Kansas, Zack moved to Anchorage, Alaska to be with family, where he was able to do things he loved, spending time fishing and hiking in the great outdoors. Zack loved and was loved by many. He had a great sense of humor and expressed his genuine love for those he cared for.
Zack is survived by his loving wife, Jessica. Zack proposed to Jessica while on vacation to his favorite place, Alaska. Zack and Jessica were married in September 2021 in Sonora, CA surrounded by family and friends. Zack and Jessica were a loving team and adored their new life together; most importantly the boys, Miles and Rockston. They recently returned from a wonderful honeymoon in Iceland.
Along with his wife Jessica and sons Miles and Rockston, Zack is survived by his mother JoAnn Oliveira and step-father Melvin Oliveira; brothers Ross (Ida) Oliveira and Toby (Genevieve) Accardo; sisters Kim (Andrew) Cahn and Melissa (Joseph) Spruell; grandmothers Victoria Obeso and Nadine Gonzalez; his in-laws Philip and Sonia Johnston; uncles, aunts and many nieces and nephews and cousins. Zack is preceded in death by his father Raymond Obeso Jr., his grandfathers Raymond Obeso Sr. and Gilbert Gonzalez, Henry Oliveira, and grandmother Emily Oliveira.
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Greg Kyler says
July 18, 2022 at 12:37 pmWow, I am so shocked and sad to hear about Zach’s passing. We had some great laughs during the time i was around CC and later on when he was working as an electrician, His laughter was infectious and his love of life was very evident!! You will be missed very much!!
Benny Alvarez says
July 17, 2022 at 9:49 pmSorry for your loss, I remember when we played Little League in Gustine, Zach played with Trident Truck lines. He was one of the hardest throwers I’ve seen. Playing along side him in the all star game, I was playing second base and he was at center. He caught a ball and threw a heater to me, I was scared to catch that baseball. Going to his dad’s movie store downtown and cracking jokes with his dad and to see how Zach was doing. Ran into him at CSU Stanislaus, he told me still needed some classes.
Anita Vega says
July 17, 2022 at 6:10 pmMy condolences to the family ,