Gloria S Macho

Gloria is survived by her two sisters Lupe Rios and Angelina Castor both of Los Angeles, California, Two Daughters, Connie Macho Barbosa and her husband David Of Kansas City, KS, Mia Alvarado of South Gate California and Son Martin Macho of South Gate, California and Daughter In-law Stella Rosales Macho. Her grandchildren Samuel Archuleta Jr., Angel L. Macho, Robert Archuleta(Natalie), Jose Macho(Ashley), David Barbosa Jr., Tiffany Barbosa Hicks and her husband Jeremiah, Daniel Barbosa, Gloria Barbosa and Nicholas Ramirez Macho and five great grandchildren Damien Archuleta, Robert Archuleta Jr., Roman Archuleta, Karla Macho and Samantha Archuleta. She is survived by countless family and friends that she loved dearly.

She was preceded in death by her husband Guillermo R. Macho, their Son Billy Macho and Daughter Linda Macho Archuleta both from South Gate California.

Gloria was born October 8th, 1940 in Los Angeles California to Refugio Sereseres and Nellie Rocha Sereseres. She married Guillermo R. Macho on January 3rd,1958, in Los Angeles California. They spent 61 years together in marriage. Throughout those 61 years her husband Guillermo worked consistently until his retirement to provide a strong home for the family, which allowed her to be at home with the children. During that time she learned so many things from running the household budget, taking care of four children and caring for her husband. She was Diligent in her commitment to raising a strong family.

When she went to Catalina island for the first time ever, she was so joyful laughing and smiling saying how beautiful it was and why she had never come before. Also when she went to Santa Monica Pier to see the beauty of the ocean as she walking enjoying the view with a smile from ear to ear eating a “Churro” once again saying Why have I not come here before. She always enjoyed her times in Kansas City and would say it is so nice and peaceful there.

She loved going to church at Praise Chapel, where she was apart of the nursery ministry for many years, she also attended Sunday Morning Prayer meetings, and would look forward to seeing her friends. She was a faithful woman of the LORD, she stood steadfast never wavered in her faith. She was a woman of prayer, who would continually pray for her family, church and friends.

Her prayers always were for her family to come to know Jesus Christ as Personal Savior!

She was a modern day example of a "Virtuous Woman" - Proverbs 31:10 - 31

Service: Saturday, May 8th, 2021

Time: 11:00am - 1:00pm

Location: Praise Chapel 3034 Gage Ave, Huntington Park CA