It is with great regret that we mention the passing of long time heat treater Alonzo Lozano of Accurate Steel Treating in Southgate,\ California. On a personal note we can say that we had some business dealings with Alonzo and we always found him to be a pleasure to work with. Accurate Steel Treating is one of the largest commercial heat treaters on the US west coast.

Alonzo Lozano January 12, 1958 – July 15, 2020

“On July 15, 2020 at 4:50pm our beloved Alonzo Lozano was called home to rest at the young age of 62. He was known as Alonzo, Al, Dad, but his greatest pride was being called Grampa. Alonzo was happily married for 43 years to his first love, Karen Lozano. Not one day went by that Alonzo did not put Karen’s happiness before his. If Karen was happy, Alonzo was happy. With this union, Alonzo and Karen were blessed with two beautiful daughters, Marisela and Yolanda. They were truly the joy of their dad’s life. Alonzo was a selfless man. Never was there a time that his family did not come first. He would put everyone’s needs before his own. Alonzo was, and still is, the definition of a true family man. If we have learned anything from Alonzo, we have learned how to love unconditionally. He was truly a friend to all who was blessed to be in his presence. Alonzo lived a life full of love, happiness, many friendships, and remarkable adventures. To have known him is to have loved him.

Alonzo was not only dedicated to his family he was also dedicated to his work. Alonzo worked at Accurate Steel Treating for 41 years. This was not just a job to him. He poured his heart and soul into his daily work and many of his coworkers became his second family. Alonzo is survived by his lovely wife, Karen Lozano, Marisela Lozano (daughter), Yolanda Lozano (daughter), JaRod Jones (grandson), Jace Lozano (grandson), Afra Jones (sister), Julio Estrada (brother), and Lucila Peters (mother). Alonzo is also survived by a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, other relatives, and close friends. Alonzo was loved by so many and will continue to be loved through eternity. His memory will be kept alive by the way we continue to show love to each other.”