Dionisia Josefa Rodriguez

Birth date: Oct 9, 1934 Death date: Jun 16, 2026

Dionisia Josefa Rodriguez was born in Cardenas, Matanzas, Cuba on October 9, 1934. She passed away peacefully in Miami, Florida on June 16, 2026 surrounded by her loving family aged 91. Read Obituary

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Nery Rodriguez Casanas

2w ago

Hace unos años la conocí en el negocio de su hijo Diosbani, cliente mío hace más de 20 años. Me trató como si me conociera de toda una vida, su trato me hizo sentr súper bienvenida al lugar. Conversamos mucho.
Ya que era del mismo año en qué nació mi mami, de la misma provincia dónde nacimos;
Es más conocía a alguien de mis parientes.
Agradable, señora.
Siempre me quedó su recuerdo,sonrisa y maravilloso café cubano al igual que su maravilloso cabello al que todavía le quedaban muchos cabellos grises. Ella siempre quedó en mi memoria gual que yo en la suya.
Descanse en paz mi señora bonita. Gracias por ese día. Qué jamas se a borrado de mi memoria

Darian Rodriguez Pa

3w ago

My grandmother was more than just my grandmother — she was one of the people who raised me.

For years, she picked me up from school every day, took me to school, cooked for me, fed me, clothed me, bathed me, and made sure I was always taken care of. I basically lived with her, and in so many ways, her home was my home.

She raised me on beans, rice, and Jesus Christ. She taught me faith, family, and what it means to show up for the people you love. Her care was steady, simple, and powerful — the kind of love you don’t fully understand as a child, but carry with you forever as an adult.

I will always remember her kitchen, her presence, her faith, and the way she made me feel safe. I thank God for the years I had with her, and I know her love will live on through me and through my family.

Emma Romero Rodriguez

3w ago

Fefa embraced my children Angely and Julian as her own Grandchildren ♥️🙏🏼 Unconditional Love ♥️♥️

Darian Rodriguez Pa

3w ago

My grandmother was more than just my grandmother — she was one of the people who raised me.

For years, she picked me up from school every day, made sure I was fed, took care of me, clothed me, bathed me and helped shape the person I became. I basically lived with her, and in so many ways, her home was my home.

She raised me on beans, rice and Jesus Christ. She taught me faith, family, and what it means to show up for the people you love. Her care was steady, simple, and powerful — the kind of love you don’t fully understand as a child, but carry with you forever as an adult.