Regina you’re always on my mind. See you soon in paradise 

Regina Olga Vargas Rangel was born in Guayaquil, Ecuador on Sept. 7th, 1929 and died in Tampa, Florida on Dec. 23th, 2020; her parents were Hipólito Vargas and Rita Rangel, she came to New York City in August 1969. Had four children: 
First marriage with Abraham Lincoln Orellana in 1949.   She had a total of four children: Isabel, Abraham (deceased 2002) Mario and Albert.
Second marriage  was with Adelino Pacheco in New York in 1988 who died in Tampa in 1995.

Additionally,  she had  many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great grandchildren.  A large extended family with lots of love. 

She dedicated her life through water baptism in the latter part of her life. 

She was jovial, sociable, liked to cook, to travel.  She will be missed and was loved very much.  May she be in Jehovah’s loving memory ❤️

For my abuela, who treated me like I was special although among the many grandchildren.   She was generous and gave her love (almost to a fault).  She loved to dance Cumbia and I also remember her diligence in cleaning and cooking.  She had this sweet little song she would sing to calm the babies (we still use it and funny, the babies still love it).  She never sat still – always full of energy (wow I wish I had her energy).  And of course, I will not forget her laughter.  I cannot wait to see her and hear her laugh again in Paradise.

Grandma I love you and miss you 
You were a very strong woman, funny and tough and very very funny. No more pain, Rest in paradise....

My Abuela will be missed.  As a young girl I remember her making Cuaker, her vitality, sarcasm and of course her laughter.  We have the comfort in knowing that she is no longer in pain.  She’s in Jehovah’s memory in which we have the wonderful hope of reuniting in a new world without pain and suffering.  It’s just around the corner.  We love you❤️


We will miss abuela; I have memories of her laughter.  She will be in Jehovah’s memory and I look forward to getting to know her on a more personal level as a young vibrant woman and as a spiritual sister. 💜💜

Regina Olga Vargas Rangel was born in Guayaquil, Ecuador on Sept. 7th, 1929 and died in Tampa, Florida on Dec. 13th, 2020; her parents were Hipólito Vargas and Rita Rangel, she came to New York City in August 1969. 

Had four children: 
First marriage with Abraham Lincoln Orellana in 1949, had Isabel Mármol, Abraham (deceased 2006) Mario and Albert.

Second marriage: she married with Adelino Pacheco in New York in 1988 who died in Tampa in 1995.

She had 23 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, 3 great-great grandchildren.

She made her public dedication, being baptized as a Jehovah’s Witness on August 8th 2020.

She will be lovingly remembered by her jovial, sociable attitude, liked to cook and to travel.
She was loved  dearly and will be missed!

My earliest and fondest memories of my great grandmother were of us eating together after a long day at school. She was funny, I always tried to understand her and speak to her in broken Spanish and she would just laugh and it would make me laugh. But we had love that didn’t need language. She is my grandmothers mother and I am eternally grateful to her for bringing my grandma  into this world. For opening a path for many generations of women to come in our family. We are a strong set of women. We will do her memory proud. 

Abuela will be and already is truly missed. We  admire her strength throughout life and her ability to persevere.   Her commitment to her family, her wise words, her humour and (how can one forget) her laughter.   
My grandmother’s way of imparting her wisdom was usually unfiltered in terms of delivery, but always followed with a joke and some shared laughs.  

In terms of strength, if my grandmother could live on the top floor of a walk-up, she’d live on the highest if possible no matter her age.  
But apart from the humour, commitment to family, her blessed physical strength & health, Abuela’s fortitude really lie in her love for God, commitment to serving him and her dedication to her relationship with our creator.

We love you, Abuelita.  May you be in peace and in God’s loving memory
 ❤️🙏🏽❤️


Abuela, as I knew her, was a loving and caring woman.  Grandma shared her stories from her younger days and always made me laugh.  I will always remember her kind words and advice she gave me when I was pregnant with my first child.  She holds a special place in my heart.  

I lost my friend, my spiritual sister and daughter.  Looking forward to the hope of resurrection that she held so dear. We look to the future when Jehovah will end all causes of pain and sorrow and will resurrect all of his faithful servants who have died. 

To the family
I  am deeply sorry for your loss. My heartfelt sympathy goes to your entire family during this difficult time. You can have the great joy of seeing Regina again in perfect health in paradise with no more sickness, pain or death according to Revelation 21:4. May the God give your entire family peace and comfort during this time of grief.
I love you so much Regina cannot wait to hear you say again "que haces mamita".You have been a good friend. I will miss you.

So sorry for your loss.  We loved Regina very much and enjoyed having her in our congregation.  She was a friend.  Fortunately, Jehovah God gives us hope that that we will see her again soon.  May you receive the comfort that comes from God.  Psalm 34:18 says "Jehovah is close to the brokenhearted;
He saves those who are crushed in spirit."

OBITUARIO

Regina Pacheco

7 septiembre, 1929 – 13 diciembre, 2020

Hillsboro Memorial Funeral Home and Memorial Gardens

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