Angie L. Villalba

Angie Loretta Villalba passed away peacefully on January 11th, 2026, at the age of 67. Born on October 18th, 1958, she was known for the kind of person who showed her love through kindness, generosity, and always being there when someone needed her. She touched the lives of everyone she knew and will be deeply missed by her family and friends.

She is survived by her loving spouse, Randy; her children, Richard, Andrew, Norena, Ashley, Amanda, Raymond, and Gary; and her beloved grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Her grandchildren are Richard II, Gavin, Addrianna Elizabeth and Charles; Angelina, Adrian, and Alaina; Rayanna, Raniya, Raylene, and Richard “JoJo”; Aiden, Asher, and Aracely; and Penelope. Her great-grandchildren are Alizae, Lillyanna, and Adelene.

Angie Villalba’s services will be held at Funereria Del Angel Memorial, 15609 11th St Victorville Ca 92395 at 9:30am, followed by her burial at Desert View Memorial Park, 11478 Armagosa Rd Victorville Ca 92392 at 2:00pm on February 6th, 2026.

A private gathering for Angie’s Celebration of life will follow.

Angie’s life was characterized by survival, strength, and growth. She endured a difficult beginning and many challenges, yet rose above them to become a woman of incredible resilience. She will be remembered for her strength, her love for her family, and the unforgettable mark she left on the hearts of those who knew her. As a mother, grandmother, and friend, she gave endlessly of herself. She loved shopping and yard sales, not just for the finds, but for the fun of the hunt and the joy of giving. Out of many things Angie has accomplished, none meant more to her than being a mother and a grandmother. Her children were her pride, and her grandchildren were her joy. She gave her love freely and completely, putting their needs before her own and showing up for them in ways big and small. Her life was defined not by what she lacked, but by the love she gave, a love that will continue to live on through her family.

Although Angie did not follow a traditional career path, her life’s work was one of service, sacrifice, and unconditional love. She worked full time as an IHSS caregiver for her adopted sons, Gary and Raymond, dedicating her days and nights to their care. Both boys, who lived with Down syndrome and autism, depended on her completely for their daily needs. She never failed to meet those needs with patience, tenderness, and unwavering devotion.

Caring for Gary and Raymond was not just her job; it was her calling. She gave them safety, dignity, and a life filled with love, often putting their needs before her own without hesitation. Through this selfless role, Angie showed the true meaning of compassion, leaving a powerful example of what it means to love without limits.

Angie’s love and legacy will live on through her family. She will be forever missed and always remembered.

Please contact any of Angie’s loved ones in the event of needing to inquire about more information regarding her services or Celebration of Life.