In Loving Memory of Louie Anthony Rodriguez
August 6, 1965 – November 3, 2025

Our dad, husband, brother, and friend, Louie Anthony Rodriguez, passed away peacefully at home in Caruthers, California, on November 3, 2025, with the person he loved most by his side, his darling wife.

Louie was born and raised in Central California, and this place was always home to him. He spent his career in pool construction, working alongside lifelong friends who became family. Louie was known for being hardworking, loyal, and always willing to show up when someone needed him.

He loved Jesus deeply and shared his faith with a confidence and a joy that drew people in. Music was his passion, whether he was behind the drums, recording in his home studio, or just listening to a new song, Louie's love for sound and rhythm was apparent. He also loved working out in his home gym, working on projects around the house, watching movies, and eating entirely too much ice cream.

Above all, Louie loved his family so well. He leaves behind his wife, Marianne Rodriguez, who was his favorite person and best friend; his children, Daniel Dixon (Calynn), Michael Dixon (Brenda), and Sara Mardock (Tim); and his grandkids, Liam (16), Kaili (12), Ryan (7), Luke (6), Aria (2), and Camila (1), who brought such joy to his life. He is also survived by his siblings, Richie, Bobby, Rita, Nancy, Naomi, and Michael, who shared a lifetime of memories, making music, and love with him. Louie was welcomed into heaven by his parents, Luis and Molly Rodriguez, who went before him.

Louie had a great laugh, a big heart, and a steady faith. He loved deeply and lived simply, giving his best to the people and things that mattered most to him. His church family at The Well was an important part of his life, and we're grateful for the community that surrounded him with so much love.

We will miss his humor, his music, his wisdom, and the warmth he brought to every room. Louie left us with countless memories and a reminder to live with the same selfless love, deeply rooted faith, and unending joy that he carried every day.