Lasting Memories
Joe D. Archibeque
Oct. 18, 1916-March 3, 2011
Belmont, California
Submitted by Modrite Archibeque
Joe Archibeque, a longtime resident of Belmont, died March 3, 2011.
He was born Oct. 18, 1916, in Durango, Colo.
Joe was a WWII Navy veteran and a graduate of San Diego State University. He received his Master's Degree in Social Sciences and a Counseling Credential from the same institution. In his many years as an educator in the San Diego Unified School District and the Mountain View School District, Joe taught grades 5 through 12. He was a middle school counselor for 16 years and during his eight years as a high school educator he taught the following subjects: public speaking, drama, history and Spanish.
As a counselor and teacher his successes were working with at-risk youth. He also coached baseball and volleyball. Summers were devoted to public relations at Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts.
He was a resident of Belmont since 1973 and served on the school board for three years. He performed in the annual production of Scrooge at NDNU for several years. In his free time Joe loved to read, paint and write.
He is survived by his wife of 38 years, Modrite; and his two daughters, Melissa and Nicole.
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Mr Archibeque was my Soanish teacher at Morse High School in San Diego, CA. He was my only inspirational teacher. I graduated mid term. He attended my wedding. He wrote in my annual, "stand by your convictions". I have. Been married 49 years. I'm so sad he has passed and never got the opportunity to tell him. What a class act you were. RIP
Aug. 27, 2014
Mr. Archibeque was my Spanish teacher at Morse High School in San Diego from 1964-1967. I wish I had know he had returned to California. I was the principal of a 96% Latino school located in Oakland. Completely change the curriculum to a Dual/Bilingual Immersion program. Many of the ideas I used and implemented came from being a student of Mr. Archibeque. Driving thee red Mustang, dressed elegantly with suits from the El Cortez Men's Shop. HE VERY MUCH IMPACTED MY LIFE IN A POSITIVE WAY. I REGRET I DIDN'T GET TO TELL HIM. Maestro mejor!! Mil gracias por su vida!!!
June 12, 2011
I was a student of Joe back in the early 80s. I will never forget him and his dedication to his students. I just recently had him come back in to my thoughts and I'm sorry to hear of his passing. God bless you Joe. Thank you for your contributions to all of us who went to Graham Middle School.
March 31, 2011
I live in Solana Beach, CA. Joe was my Grandfather. I really never had the opportunity to know him. I did hear stories of him from my father, my Grandmother (his first wife, Margo), and also from his sister Rosie when we visited her on SLC, Utah. My thoughts and prayers go out to his wife and daughters. I'm sure he will be missed.
March 17, 2011
Joe was my uncle (my mother's half brother). His sister Francis and I have shared many memories of him from the earlier years. My family and I were sorry to hear of his death and will keep him in our prayers with the wish that we had been able to know him better.