Irma Garza Escobar

With heavy hearts and profound love, we announce the passing of Irma G. Escobar, age 77, of Corpus Christi, Texas. Irma was born in Corpus Christi on July 31, 1947, and lived a life rooted in compassion, strength, and unwavering devotion to her family.

A proud graduate of Miller High School, Irma married the love of her life, Felix G. Escobar, on January 21, 1971. Their union was a testament to deep love and partnership. Irma dedicated 25 years of service to Dr. Joseph Schultz and later spent 30 years with Texas Bone and Joint, where she was known for her dedication, professionalism, and kind spirit.

Irma had a gift for making beautiful bracelets, each one crafted with love and often given as tokens of her affection. But her greatest joy came from her grandchildren, she never missed an opportunity to support them in their activities, cheering them on and celebrating every milestone with pride and joy.

Known as the heart of the family, Irma was the true matriarch, a woman of unmatched grace, generosity, and quiet strength. Her love knew no bounds, and her wisdom guided generations. She leaves behind a legacy that will forever inspire those blessed to know her.

She is preceded in death by her beloved son Jaime Julio Escobar, her parents Julio and Patricia Garza, her sister Rose Mary Villiva (Tony), and her brothers Victor Garza, Hector Garza, and Carlos Garza.

Irma is survived by her loving husband Felix Escobar, and her children: Joe Garza (Michelle), Janine Cruz, Jerald Cruz, Felix Escobar Jr. (Melani), and Samuel Escobar. She also leaves behind her brothers Julio Garza, Daniel Anguiano (Carolyn), Richard Garza, and David Garza (Kay).

Her legacy lives on in her cherished grandchildren: Jaime Garza (Lisa), Valerie Garza, Devin Escobar (Emily), Dylan Escobar, Thailese Cruz, Sammy Escobar, Abigail Yanez, Clayton Cruz, and Lindsey Cruz.

Pallbearers will be Jaime Garza, Devin Escobar, Dylan Escobar, and Sammy Escobar.

Irma’s life was a blessing to all who knew her. We are eternally grateful for her love, guidance, and the countless ways she shaped our lives. Though she may be gone from our sight, she will never be gone from our hearts.