The crew at the Chick-fil-A on Woodlake Parkway in San Antonio is dealing with a heavy loss this week. Alejandro Garza, a key team member who spent over three years working at the location, has passed away. He started out like many young workers, taking on shifts as a delivery driver. Over time, he earned the trust of his crew and moved up to become a closing lead.
Alejandro was the kind of worker who never hesitated to step in when things got busy. He took real pride in caring for the store delivery vehicles, keeping them ready for the next run. Whenever a shift needed extra hands, he was right there to pick up the slack. His shift managers and crewmates noticed his steady work ethic from day one.

Moving into a leadership position meant the world to Alejandro. Over the past year, his coworkers watched him take on the responsibility of closing lead with real pride. He cared about doing the job right and helping his team finish hard shifts on a good note. For his team, seeing him step up into that role was one of the proudest things they witnessed.
Behind the scenes, Alejandro was much more than a strong worker. He built solid, lasting friendships with the people working alongside him through late nights and busy lunch rushes. He shared jokes, listened when people needed to talk, and made long shifts pass much faster. The store environment felt lighter whenever he walked through the doors.
The loss hits especially hard because of how tight-knit the Woodlake Parkway team is. Working fast food creates a unique bond among crew members, and Alejandro was right at the heart of that circle. His colleagues depended on him every day, both to get the work done and to keep spirits high when orders backed up.
The store management and staff shared a tribute asking the local community to keep Alejandro’s family and friends in their thoughts. They expressed deep gratitude for the years of hard work, jokes, and quiet leadership he brought to the job. For everyone who worked those late-night closing shifts with him, his absence creates a gap that will not be easily filled.
While specific details about his age and cause of death have not been released, his impact on the team is clear. The Woodlake Parkway location will keep running, but the people inside know it will not feel the same without him. Alejandro leaves behind a legacy of hard work, genuine kindness, and true friendship that his coworkers will hold onto for a long time.




