In 1950, Adolfo moved to New York City and worked in a variety of jobs, including diamond setting in New York City’s Diamond District.
He was the tenth of twelve children born to this marriage. He is survived by his wife Elisa his four children Elizabeth, and her husband Kevin Stevens, Adolfo, and his wife Linda Baldwin, Damaris, and her husband Isham Harris, and Lizette and his ten grandchildren, Jacqueline, Raquel, Alexandria,Rebeccah, Sara, Brittney, Olivia, Benjamin, Christiane, and Adolfo James “AJ”.Īdolfo Carrión was born in Juncos, Puerto Rico on December 8, 1934, to Adolfo Carrion, II, and Carmen Garcia de Carrión. Adolfo was 79 years old and had been diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer only two months prior. He was surrounded by his immediate family. Adolfo Carrión, who passed away on Friday, September 5, at 11:39pm, at the home of his daughter Elizabeth, in Montebello, NY. Twenty four hours later the Carrión Family sent City Island Images the following statement "It is sad to announce the death of Rev. faithfully served as a pastor and was director of the Education Department for Assemblies of God from 1966 and until his retirement in 1999, he was Superintendent of the Spanish Eastern District, where he supervised more than 300 churches in the northeastern part of the United States. He was an honorable and a spiritual man of the cloth. our most sincere condolences following the death of his father Adolfo Carrión Sr., who has died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer.
City Island Images wishes to offer our friend and neighbor Adolfo Carrión, Jr.
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