Juan Pablo Cisneros

Juan was my 1st & only best friend. We met in Junior High and he was the 1st person I remember meeting on the basketball court. He really loved basketball, but he cared & loved people a lot more. I remember he let me borrow his ALF costume when we were in 7th grade. It was the 1st thing anyone ever let me borrow. He trusted people and gave them the benefit of the doubt. We stayed friends in High School and also played on the basketball court from time to time and I already felt a sense of loss when we took different paths after High School. His love, passion and smile will live in my heart forever <3 May you rest in peace my brother and I can't wait to play a game of 21 with you when I join you in Heaven.

I went to high school with Juan and I will always remember him. He was a great guy who is now shining above us in heaven. He will never be forgotten.

Everyone loved Juan. That is more than you can say for most people. I will remember him until the day that I die.

Beloved Juan,

I met your dear mother today and I now understand the reason you brought us together. She's okay now. Words cannot express the love and inspiration you touched so many with. Rest in peace, son and teacher of the world.

I don't ever remember seeing Juan without a smile on his face. My thoughts are with his family and loved ones.

Juan was one of the nicest, most kind, warm, and friendly people I have ever had the pleasure of knowing.

God please rest his soul and give his family and loved ones peace.

Juan and I attended the same Junior High and High School, he was a year younger than me. We played on the same baseball team - the Cardinals - together on the same team in Escondido's Babe Ruth Little League. Although it has been at least ten years since I last saw him, I still have great respect for him and the memory of his leadership and intelligence. To his family, I want to say that he was greatly respected by his fellow students. God Bless You.

Eric Malone