On April 14, Juan Andrade, a 55-year-old handyman and cook, drowned while rescuing his 14-year-old son, Kevin, from a lake in Lincoln Park, California. Kevin, who is autistic, had waded into the water while Juan was on the phone with his brother in Michoacán, Mexico. Juan managed to keep Kevin afloat until a bystander pulled him to safety, but he never resurfaced. His body was recovered after half an hour and taken to Los Angeles General Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. The cause of death remains under investigation. The Andrade family is now faced with the emotional burden of deciding where to bury Juan, with options including Kennewick, Washington, where his mother resides, Michoacán, Mexico, to be near his deceased brother, or their current home in Eastside, where they moved for Kevin's therapy. An online fundraising campaign has raised nearly $22,000 to assist with funeral expenses. Juan is remembered by his family for his unwavering love and support, with his children recalling fond memories of his nurturing nature. His wife, Michelle, expressed the profound impact of his loss, stating, “He was so loving and I don’t know how we’re going to continue without him.”