Ralph Gómez Porras

@rgporras

County Office Deputy Superintendent, PastPresident, Association of California School Administrators; SCUBA diver, mountain biker, marathoner, Trekkie🖖🏽

Joined July 2009

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Luis Alejo⚖️

@SupervisorAlejo

3 months ago

SERVICES FOR OUR GOOD FRIEND SERGIO SÁNCHEZ 🙏🏽🕊️ Services for our good friend Sergio Sánchez have been announced. Thank you to everyone who has reached out, offering love, prayers, and support to his family during this difficult time. Please join us as we come together to remember, honor, and celebrate the life of the late Salinas City Councilmember and beloved community leader. Friday, April 17 Viewing at 4:00PM Rosary at 6:00PM Saturday, April 18 Mass at 10:00AM at Cristo Rey Church Celebration of Life at 11:30AM at The Fox Theater Sergio’s legacy of service, compassion, and dedication to our community will never be forgotten. May he Rest in Peace💐

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. SERVICES FOR OUR GOOD FRIEND SERGIO SÁNCHEZ 🙏🏽🕊️ Services for our good friend Sergio Sánchez have been announced. Thank you to everyone who has reached out, offering love, prayers, and support to his family during this difficult time.

Please join us as we come together to remember, honor, and celebrate the life of the late Salinas City Councilmember and beloved community leader.

Friday, April 17
Viewing at 4:00PM
Rosary at 6:00PM

Saturday, April 18
Mass at 10:00AM at Cristo Rey Church
Celebration of Life at 11:30AM at The Fox Theater

Sergio’s legacy of service, compassion, and dedication to our community will never be forgotten. May he Rest in Peace💐

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Luis Alejo⚖️

@SupervisorAlejo

4 months ago

Longtime Salinas organizer and former city councilmember Sergio Sanchez dies at 59. https://t.co/CAvaW77TSB

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

4 months ago

Condolences to his wonderful spouse and partner, Lupe, and his entire family. He remains with us in spirit!

Luis Alejo⚖️

@SupervisorAlejo

4 months ago

REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐 Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible. Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others. Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people. During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families. But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him. His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐

Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible.

Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others.

Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people.

During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families.

But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him.

His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐

Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible.

Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others.

Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people.

During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families.

But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him.

His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐

Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible.

Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others.

Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people.

During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families.

But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him.

His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐

Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible.

Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others.

Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people.

During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families.

But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him.

His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

4 months ago

Mourning the loss of my friend and campaign consultant. Sergio Sánchez was a remarkable leader, dedicated to improving the entire community around him. His strength, wealth of knowledge and brilliance , humility, integrity, compassion and keen wit will be missed!

Luis Alejo⚖️

@SupervisorAlejo

4 months ago

REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐 Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible. Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others. Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people. During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families. But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him. His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐

Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible.

Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others.

Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people.

During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families.

But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him.

His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐

Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible.

Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others.

Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people.

During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families.

But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him.

His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐

Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible.

Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others.

Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people.

During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families.

But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him.

His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐

Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible.

Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others.

Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people.

During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families.

But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him.

His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

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Luis Alejo⚖️

@SupervisorAlejo

4 months ago

REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐 Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible. Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others. Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people. During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families. But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him. His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐

Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible.

Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others.

Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people.

During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families.

But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him.

His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐

Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible.

Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others.

Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people.

During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families.

But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him.

His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐

Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible.

Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others.

Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people.

During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families.

But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him.

His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

SupervisorAlejo's tweet photo. REST IN POWER, SERGIO SÁNCHEZ!🙏🏽🕊️ It is with profound sadness to share the passing of my good friend and longtime campaign consultant, Sergio Sánchez, who left us last Monday. My deepest condolences to his amazing wife Lupe Sánchez and all his family and friends.💐

Sergio was one of the best community organizers I have ever known. At a time when many thought it was impossible, he stood with me and helped lead our historic victory to the State Assembly in 2010. His belief in our community, his strategic brilliance, hard work ethic, and his tireless dedication made that moment, and so many others, possible.

Sergio’s own experiences and hardships shaped his deep commitment to community work and social justice. He was an immigrant, born in Mexico City in 1966, who came to the United States at the age of 13. Those early experiences instilled in him a lifelong passion to fight for dignity, opportunity, and fairness for others.

Sergio was also a dedicated public servant, serving 10 years on the Salinas City Council representing East Salinas with pride and integrity. He was also a prolific union organizer with the United Farm Workers and SEIU, where he fought tirelessly for the rights and dignity of working people.

During my time in the State Assembly, Sergio served as my District Director in Salinas, where we worked side by side to advance landmark legislative change. Together, we passed AB 60 to provide driver’s licenses to over 1.5 million undocumented immigrants and raised California’s minimum wage to the highest in the nation at the time, along with many other impactful laws that improved the lives of working families.

But beyond his many accomplishments, Sergio was, above all, a loving husband and father who cherished his family deeply. He had a genuine heart for uplifting others, especially our youth, immigrant workers, and working families, and his compassion was felt by all who knew him.

His passing is a tremendous loss to our community. Sergio left us far too soon at just 59 years old, but his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. May you Rest In Peace, hermano. We will miss you and thank you for all you did for me, for workers and for our communities!🕊️💐⚖️

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

about 1 year ago

Just wrapped up the 22K Race for Open Space in the gorgeous Big Sur coastal mountains. Beautiful day and fantastic run!

rgporras's tweet photo. Just wrapped up the 22K Race for Open Space in the gorgeous Big Sur coastal mountains. Beautiful day and fantastic run! https://t.co/i36hCBl96c

rgporras's tweet photo. Just wrapped up the 22K Race for Open Space in the gorgeous Big Sur coastal mountains. Beautiful day and fantastic run! https://t.co/i36hCBl96c

rgporras's tweet photo. Just wrapped up the 22K Race for Open Space in the gorgeous Big Sur coastal mountains. Beautiful day and fantastic run! https://t.co/i36hCBl96c

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

over 1 year ago

Amazing day to be running on the ragged edge of the western world.. I get to Live Here!! Make it a great day out there ❤️

rgporras's tweet photo. Amazing day to be running on the ragged edge of the western world.. I get to Live Here!! Make it a great day out there ❤️ https://t.co/7g20lu0j9V

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

about 2 years ago

Goodness, gracious! What a gorgeous day to be riding in the Fort Ord valley! Happy Mother’s Day to all those amazing mothers out there❤️

rgporras's tweet photo. Goodness, gracious! What a gorgeous day to be riding in the Fort Ord valley! Happy Mother’s Day to all those amazing mothers out there❤️ https://t.co/25eTiT4Pux

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

over 2 years ago

@Cyclists4CultX The Registration link seems to be inactive for 2024. Is there an alternate way to register?

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

about 3 years ago

As Freddie Mercury says, “get on your bikes and ride!” Fort Ord territory is looking great today. Enjoy the sunshine everyone 😁

rgporras's tweet photo. As Freddie Mercury says, “get on your bikes and ride!” Fort Ord territory is looking great today. Enjoy the sunshine everyone 😁 https://t.co/HHD1ZkMUMf

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

about 3 years ago

@LitoMGarcia Well deserved hermano! ¡Bravo!

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

over 3 years ago

Glorious day out at Fort Ord today. After the rains come sunshine. Keep the rubber side down everyone.😁

rgporras's tweet photo. Glorious day out at Fort Ord today. After the rains come sunshine. Keep the rubber side down everyone.😁 https://t.co/P3CoQHL9Ro

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

about 4 years ago

Wonderful morning pedal along the Pebble Beach coastline. I get to live here! Get out there and make it a beautiful one :-)

rgporras's tweet photo. Wonderful morning pedal along the Pebble Beach coastline. I get to live here! Get out there and make it a beautiful one :-) https://t.co/I7yp9dEPLH

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

about 4 years ago

@EdgarZazueta @ACSA_info ¡Sobresaliente noticias! Welcome back Iván

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

about 4 years ago

Grateful for this Beautiful day and a scuba dive at the Otter Cove kelp forest. Lots of cool fishies and even got visited by a curious otter😁.

rgporras's tweet photo. Grateful for this Beautiful day and a scuba dive at the Otter Cove kelp forest. Lots of cool fishies and even got visited by a curious otter😁. https://t.co/FE6XkgYfqT

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

about 4 years ago

What a day to be on the Santa Cruz Wharf. Happy Mothers Day!!

rgporras's tweet photo. What a day to be on the Santa Cruz Wharf. Happy Mothers Day!! https://t.co/7ig4Iq1Rd5

rgporras's tweet photo. What a day to be on the Santa Cruz Wharf. Happy Mothers Day!! https://t.co/7ig4Iq1Rd5

rgporras's tweet photo. What a day to be on the Santa Cruz Wharf. Happy Mothers Day!! https://t.co/7ig4Iq1Rd5

rgporras's tweet photo. What a day to be on the Santa Cruz Wharf. Happy Mothers Day!! https://t.co/7ig4Iq1Rd5

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

over 4 years ago

Robert Down Elementary, Pacific Grove USD, presents their 2021 holiday choral presentation at Breaker Stadium!

rgporras's tweet photo. Robert Down Elementary, Pacific Grove USD, presents their 2021 holiday choral presentation at Breaker Stadium! https://t.co/8d5c51ZS0E

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

over 5 years ago

@LgeSupt @ACSA_info ¡¡Bravo!!! Well deserved indeed!

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Ralph Gómez Porras @rgporras

about 6 years ago

Congrats Dr Andrade and warm welcome from PGUSD😊 @CALSAfamilia @ACSA_info

Dr. Terry T. Walker @Walker1Dr

about 6 years ago

I woke up this morning having received great news!!! @rebecajandrade @CALSAfamilia #SistersWhoRise #breakingtheglassceiling Congratulations!!! So proud of you!

Walker1Dr's tweet photo. I woke up this morning having received great news!!! @rebecajandrade @CALSAfamilia #SistersWhoRise #breakingtheglassceiling Congratulations!!! So proud of you! https://t.co/rhS51LM8bF

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Monterey Bay Aquarium @MontereyAq

about 6 years ago

Day octo says hello 🐙👋

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