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Bourbon became one of the most recognizable residents of La Jolla, an affluent neighborhood of San Diego, California, where he lived for several decades. He was killed when a dumpster truck driver pinned him while he was dumpster diving .
Jan 12, 2012 · Jan. 12, 2012 10:51 AM PT. By Dave Schwab. Alfonso de Bourbon, 83, was someone nearly everyone in La Jolla recognized … but hardly anyone knew. Since his tragic, accidental death on Jan. 11 when he was pinned between the loading dock and dumpster bin at Jonathan’s Market by a tractor/trailer driver who was unaware of his presence, the town ...
Sep 23, 1989 · But they say I am the spitting image of King Alfonso XIII of Spain, the grandfather of the current King of Spain, Juan Carlos.” De Bourbon came to La Jolla from Spain 14 years ago,...
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Jan 11, 2012 · Whether he was using his European charm to wangle a free meal from a pretty lady, crashing high-society galas or regaling strangers with stories of his royal Spanish heritage, Alfonso de...
Jan 13, 2012 · Alfonso de Bourbon, 83, was a well-known character in the high-end neighbourhood of La Jolla, near San Diego, where he would often rummage in trash cans for food for the homeless.
Oct 12, 2010 · Longtime La Jolla resident Alfonso de Bourbon recently donated a historical map entitled “The Spanish Heritage and Contribution to the American Independence 1512-1823” — signed by Alejandro de Muns — to UCSD in celebration of the university’s 50th Anniversary.
Jan 13, 2012 · An 83-year-old man has been identified as the person found dead pinned between a dumpster and a wall, according to our media partner La Jolla Light. Alfonso de Bourbon, more affectionately known ...
