This is a Memorial Fund set up for our beloved, Angel Barranco and his unborn daughter, whom we recently lost in a tragic car accident, caused by Drunk Driver with two prior DUI convictions.Please find it in your heart to donate and help his family cover medical bills, funeral & memorial costs.Remarkable Father, Husband, Son, Brother, Son- in -law, Brother in-law and Friend. He will be missed by many, but will forever remain in our hearts.Donations are GREATLY APPRECIATED.___________________________________________________Additional Information Requested by GoFundMe:1. I , Sandy Henriquez, am a relative of the Barranco/ Velasco/Alarcon family. I was fortunate enough to have our Dear Angel as a Brother-in-Law.2. I am from Los Angeles, CA3. My goal is to help raise funds for theBarranco/Velasco/Alarcon Family to help them cover expenses incurred during this difficult time.4. The funds will be spent on Funeral and Memorial costs for our beloved Angel Barranco and his unborn daughter. He was an amazing individual and we will do all in our power to make sure they both have a proper burial. A portion of the funds will also be spent on Medical costs incurred during this tragic time.Angel, having been the sole breadwinner at the time of this tragedy, any remaining funds, may be used towards cost of living for Barbara and her two children while she recovers both physically & emotionally and has secured a job to provide for her family, now as a single mother.5. The funds will be dispersed to Barbara Barranco, Wife of Angel Barranco upon being released from the Hospital. She then will plan the Funeral and Memorial with the remainder of the Barranco family members.________________________________________________________Newscast: http://ktla.com/2017/02/06/23-year-old-womans-unborn-baby-girl-husband-killed-in-victorville-crash-suspected-dui-driver-arrested-at-scene/ News Article: ||||| An Adelanto mother is grieving this week after a man with two DUI convictions drove intoxicated again and slammed into her family’s car, killing her husband and causing her to lose her unborn baby, officials and relatives said. 
 
 Alexander Delapaz-Perez, 56, was under the influence Saturday about 1:45 a.m. when he ran a stop sign on Amethyst Road at Mojave Drive and broadsided a Honda Accord, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. 
 
 In the Accord were driver Angel Barranco, 35; his wife, Barbara Velasco, 23, who was seven months’ pregnant; and her mother, Monica Alarcon, 42, all from Adelanto, authorities said. 
 
 Perez was northbound when he hit the driver’s side of Barranco’s car, according to investigators. 
 
 Perez suffered minor injuries in the crash, and Angel Barranco died. Family members told KTLA that Velasco lost her baby. She and Alarcon suffered “major injuries” but survived, authorities said. 
 
 Family members have created a GoFundMe account to help with with funeral costs. 
 
 Perez was charged Tuesday with one count of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and two counts each of driving drunk and causing injuries and driving with a blood alcohol content above 0.08% and causing injuries. 
 
 Drivers who have prior DUI convictions and are responsible for fatal crashes while intoxicated can be charged with murder in some circumstances and the San Bernardino County district attorney’s office is reviewing if Perez is eligible, officials said. 
 
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 A 23-year-old woman is mourning the loss of her unborn baby girl and husband after a driver, with two prior DUI convictions, allegedly ran a stop sign in Victorville and crashed into her family's car. 
 
 The fatal crash happened about 1:45 a.m. Saturday when a man behind the wheel of a 2002 Hyundai sedan was driving north on Amethyst Road and allegedly failed to stop at a stop sign. The driver, 56-year-old Alexander Delapaz-Perez, broadsided the driver's side door of a 2015 Honda Accord that was traveling west on Mojave Drive, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department said in a news release. 
 
 Angel Barranco, 35, of Adelanto was driving the Honda Accord with his wife, who was 7-months pregnant, and his mother-in-law in the car. 
 
 Barranco was taken to a local hospital where he later died from his injuries. 
 
 His wife, Barbara Velasco, was taken to a local hospital with major injuries. Family members told KTLA Velasco's unborn baby girl, who was due in two months, did not survive. 
 
 Velasco's mother, Monica Alarcon, 42, also suffered major injuries in the crash and was taken to a local hospital. 
 
 Velasco's brother told KTLA the young mother and widow is devastated. 
 
 "My son-in-law didn't deserve this. He was a great person, and my little granddaughter that's not with us. They should've been here," Alarcon told KTLA. "He should have never been able to get in that car and drive." 
 
 Delapaz-Perez received medical treatment for minor injuries and was later booked for gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and driving under the influence causing great bodily injury, sheriff's officials said. Police said Delapaz-Perez has two prior DUI convictions. 
 
 Sheriff's inmate records listed the driver as Alexander De La Paz, with Alexander Perez Delapaz as an alias. He was due in court Tuesday. 
 
 The deadly crash remains under investigation. 
 
 Barranco and Velasco have two young children together. Family members have created a GoFundMe page to help with funeral expenses and medical bills. 
 
 Anyone with information about the crash is asked to call Deputy Alejandro Ramos at the Victorville Police Station at 760-241-2911.
– A driver with two prior DUI convictions was involved in a crash in Victorville, Calif., early Saturday that caused a woman to lose both her husband and her unborn daughter. Angel Barranco, 35, was driving with his 7-months-pregnant wife and his mother-in-law around 1:45am when their Honda Accord was broadsided by a Hyundai sedan that allegedly ran a stop sign, KTLA reports. The Hyundai was being driven by 56-year-old Alexander Delapaz-Perez, who is suspected of once again driving while intoxicated, the Los Angeles Times reports. Barranco died at a nearby hospital; his 23-year-old wife, Barbara Velasco, lost the couple's unborn baby girl and suffered severe injuries of her own. Velasco's mother, 42-year-old Monica Alarcon, also suffered major injuries. Delapaz-Perez was treated for minor injuries and then booked on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and driving under the influence causing great bodily injury. The San Bernardino County district attorney's office is looking into whether Delapaz-Perez can be charged with murder, as is sometimes possible when a driver with prior DUI convictions causes a fatal crash while under the influence. A GoFundMe campaign has been set up for the family, which includes two other children. (An unborn baby survived a car crash that killed his mother.)