Birth date: Mar 29, 1949 Death date: Dec 26, 2020
Ottoniel “Otto” Ojeda, 71, of Charlotte and originally from Peru, passed away Saturday, December 26, 2020. He was born on March 29, 1949, in Peru to the late Jose and Rosa Ojeda. Otto was a retired Chief Master Sergeant in the Pe Read Obituary
I first met Otto when my partner (brother of Yolanda) and I travelled to America, and was invited to stay with them for a few days. Otto was very welcoming (if a little shy with me at first). Although it was literally a ‘flying visit’, I sensed that Otto was a kind, warm, generous and a very loving family man.
We need more ‘Ottos’ in this world, not less. He will be sorely missed by all lucky enough to know him.
DESCANSA EN PAZ.
Barbara
I have some very happy memories of Otto and sharing a beer or two along with some awesome food at Brad and Veronica's house. He was always smiling and happy. Norma and I made a contribution to St. Jude's in his honor. We continue praying for his eternal rest and peace in heaven where one day we can only hope and pray to meet again.
I had the distinct pleasure to work with Otto over the course of the past 13 years. He was a valued associate and one that F. N. Sheppard & Company could always rely on. The pride and satisfaction he put in with regards to turning out quality work day in and day out was second to none. One of his favorite catch phrases was...
“Presentation Davey, presentation!“
I will value and cherish the wonderful friendship we developed over the years. The musical trivia along with the overall appreciation of music we shared will be sorely missed as will the many other moments and memories we shared along the way. These memories will be forever remembered and treasured.
I am honored and humbled to call you friend!
Una de las razones por la que decidí ingresar a trabajar a F. N. Sheppard fue Otto, hizo lo posible por hacerme sentir bien y a gusto y lo logro......este año En los dias mas tristes y preocupantes de la etapa mas difícil de mi vida ( el tratamiento de tumor cerebral de mi princesita) siempre se preocupo por mi estado de animo y el bienestar de Isabella.... Me hacia los dias mas tranquilos y llenos de amor....... Te voy a estrañar demasiado Otto y tu silvido en el taller lo escucho mentalmente gracias por todo y por preocuparse de mi familia..... Si de haber sabido que ese viernes era la ultima vez que lo veia lo hubiera abrazado muy fuerte lo quiero mucho.
Esta foto fue un dia que me acompañaste a calmar la sed, la mejor compañía para una buena cerveza. Y ahora que voy a hacer 🤷♂️ ???
PTT: la muñeca que le regalaste a Isabella es una de sus favoritas :relieved::pensive:🧜♀️:rainbow: :hearts:
The memories I have of my brother-in-law Otto are so many but what stands out the most is his demeanor. As a trained military man, he was always polite and formal. I remember he would say to me "hey Ana Maria why is it that...." and I would give him an answer and he would always say "I thank you very much." I will always remember his love of music which is something we shared!!! I will share photos of our trip to Lima, Perú in December of 2015. We had such a great time! On December 4, 2020 we exchanged text messages while he was in the hospital. I sent him Frank Sinatra's New York, New York on behalf of my husband Pat and he responded with "it's a great melody, song of my memories, thank you to Pat for his gesture. Good night." That would be the last time I was in touch with him. Otto, you will be missed greatly but I also know you fought a hard battle. Our thoughts and prayers are with Yolanda, Veronica and your family in Perú. May you rest in Peace.
I attended my first ever NFL game in 2016 because of Otto's generosity. My husband and Otto had been long time friends, but that game was my first time meeting him and Yolanda. I enjoyed every time we all got together after. Otto was kind, generous, fun, and an all-around good guy. I count myself as one of the lucky ones having known him. He will be very much missed.
The Bereavement Ministry Team and the Parish Community of St. Mark Catholic Church extend our deepest sympathy at this difficult time. Be assured that you and your family are in our prayers.
The first time I met Otto we traveled with wives to South Carolina to visit my son. Although Otto’s English was limited we were able to comment quite well. Otto had lots of cds of classic rock n roll. I was amazed as we played them and of course sang along, Otto knew the lyrics to every one in perfect English. He was a wonderful generous man. Salute, Otto I toast you.
