Birth date: Sep 21, 1937 Death date: Jul 14, 2025
1 El Señor es mi pastor, Nada me faltará. 2 En lugares de verdes pastos me hace descansara; Junto a aguas de reposo me conduce. 3 Él restaura1 mi alma; Me guíab por senderos de justicia Por amor de Su nombre. 4 Aunque pase Read Obituary
Mi lelita como te extraño 💖
Tia Angelica was a second Mom to Cindy and I. When both our real Moms wanted nothing to do with our marriage, She and Tio Checho stepped up and supported us. Tia was Cindy's maid of honor and Tio gave away the bride. Until the day I'm called away, I'll love and cherish my Tia with all my heart. P.S. thank you for my first (cazuela) love Superman.
In the short time I’ve known Lela I could tell she was a very special person. Every time I saw her it made my day, and I’ll never forget the smile she gave me whenever I came over to the house. You are now resting but I’ll always cherish those small moments forever.
Mom! thank you for taking great care of my children and always having my back. You were an amazing mother. I can’t thank you enough for everything you did for me. I am so glad that I was able to live with you until you took your last breath. Walking through the door after work and seeing you smile was so fulfilling. It is because of you that I learned how to laugh and make the best of any situation. I have so many wonderful memories with you and I get to keep them all in my heart. I always remember that when you would leave to work I would cry because I didn’t want you to go, I looked out the glass door and said to you…”mom just one more kiss please” and you always came back sometimes even 3 times until I was calm. I understand that God wanted another angel by his side and I know you are sending me kisses. Life is a roller coaster but with you watching over me there is nothing I can’t overcome. Thank you again mom for everything. I love you today, tomorrow and forever.
My fondest memory with Lela was when we would go to the mall every Sunday. Tati would drop us off and we would start our day at Macys, always stopping at the Lancôme makeup counter to check the deals. Then we would stop by Starbucks where we would always share a Grande Double Chocolate Chip Frappuccino and a Birthday Cake Cake-pop. After we would go look around and shop till we were hungry and then finish off the day at the food court where we would share a tuna sub from Subway (it was our favorite) and then Tati would come pick us up. I could keep going because I have many beautiful memories with Lela and I am very grateful to have had her in my life but our weekends at the mall were some of my favorite and they hold a special place in my heart. Thank you Lela for all you have done for me, my friends, and my siblings and family, because of you I know what unconditional love feels like and I will never forget you or the lessons you’ve taught me. I will miss you but something that gives me peace is knowing God has welcomed you into his arms and you are resting with your family. 🤍
My Tía Angelica was such a kind-hearted woman. Her smile was so contagious that it would make you smile right along with her. I remember every St. Patrick’s Day, when Mama (my grandmother) would always take her out with her brother to celebrate her brother Patricio. One thing I’ll always be thankful for is that when I was born, people didn’t know I was my dad’s son—except for Tío Ramón and Tía Angelica. And she told the family that if they couldn’t raise me, then she would be willing to do it, because you never leave family behind. I’m forever grateful for her always being supportive of me, and I pray that the Lord grants her eternal rest.
My heart holds her name (my Tia) knowing God blessed me with her presence in my life. Her smile always lifted my spirit up! I will love her beyond eternity.❤️🤍
