Daniel C. Ochoa, 40, of El Centro passed away on Friday, October 17, 2014. He fought a brave battle against pancreatic cancer.
Daniel was born on January 18, 1974 in El Centro, CA. Daniel had a Masters in Business Administration and Health care. He was the Administrator for the Clinicas of Salud del Pueblo in El Centro and was involved in the Girl Scouts for the Imperial Valley. He enjoyed riding his Harley and making numerous friends. He was an active coach for girls softball and little league baseball. He enjoyed bowling, fishing, golf, and keeping in touch with friends and family by phone.
Daniel was born on January 18, 1974 in El Centro, CA. Daniel had a Masters in Business Administration and Health care. He was the Administrator for the Clinicas of Salud del Pueblo in El Centro and was involved in the Girl Scouts for the Imperial Valley. He enjoyed riding his Harley and making numerous friends. He was an active coach for girls softball and little league baseball. He enjoyed bowling, fishing, golf, and keeping in touch with friends and family by phone.
Daniel C. Ochoa, 40, of El Centro passed away on Friday, October 17, 2014. He fought a brave battle against pancreatic cancer.
Daniel was born on January 18, 1974 in El Centro, CA. Daniel had a Masters in Business Administration and Health care. He was the Administrator for the Clinicas of Salud del Pueblo in El Centro and was involved in the Girl Scouts for the Imperial Valley. He enjoyed riding his Harley and making numerous friends. He was an active coach for girls softball and little league baseball. He enjoyed bowling, fishing, golf, and keeping in touch with friends and family by phone.
Daniel was born on January 18, 1974 in El Centro, CA. Daniel had a Masters in Business Administration and Health care. He was the Administrator for the Clinicas of Salud del Pueblo in El Centro and was involved in the Girl Scouts for the Imperial Valley. He enjoyed riding his Harley and making numerous friends. He was an active coach for girls softball and little league baseball. He enjoyed bowling, fishing, golf, and keeping in touch with friends and family by phone.
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