Ana Maria Flores-Torres

Ana Maria Flores-Torres, age 47, of Fresno, California passed away on Sunday, December 22, 2024 in Clovis, California. Ana Maria was born in Michoacán, Mexico to Leonor Torres and Ramiro Flores Vega. Ana Maria loved spending time with her family, her dogs and gardening. Ana Maria was very crafty and creative. She loved to bake. Ana Maria loved to travel, decorate, attend parties, dance and sing karaoke. She passed away peacefully surrounded by her family.

Ana is survived by her husband, Everardo Arellano-Sanchez; her son Jose Antonio Arellano Flores "Pelon"; her daughter Mayra Arellano Flores; her son Everardo Arellano Flores Jr. "Gordo"; her daughter Marbella Jazmin Arellano Flores; her son Elvis David Arellano Flores "Bebe"; her daughter Ana Lizeth Arellano Flores "Yuyah"; her daughter Joselyn Arellano Flores; and her daughter Yareli Citxlaly Arellano Flores; her mother Leonor Torres; her grandmother Juana Cabrera.

Ana was preceded in death by her father Ramiro Flores Vega.

Ana Maria leaves behind her 15 grandchildren; Eduardo Arellano "Pescado", Tummu Arellano "Tomy", Jose Antonio Arellano "Copi", Ramiro Arellano "Mono", Yamilet Arellano "Pitu", Niyah Arellano, Natalie Arellano "Tati", Somanth Arellano "Oica", Scarlett Arellano, Viaraneth Arellano "Gorda", Sebastian Arellano "Sebas", Lucca Arellano, Lennin Arellano "Mi Niño", Sofia Rodriguez "Sofi &Gorda" and Maydeline Arellano "Melanie".

She also leaves behind her 3 daughter-n-laws and 2 son-n-laws; Jenifer Benitez, Dennise Villa, Chany Chhoeun, Carlos Rodriguez and Cesar Ramirez.

An overnight viewing and rosary for Ana will be held Sunday, January 5, 2025 at 10:00 AM at Residence, 772 E. Jefferson Ave, Fresno, CA 93725. A funeral service will occur Monday, January 6, 2025 at 10:00 AM, 772 E. Jefferson Ave, Fresno, CA 93725. A burial will occur Monday, January 6, 2025 at 11:30 AM at Washington Colony Cemetery, 7318 S. Elm Ave, Fresno, CA 93706.

Serving as pallbearers are Everardo Arellano , Jose Arellano, Everardo Arellano Jr., Elvis Arellano, Carlos Rodriguez and Cesar Ramirez.