As a little girl she was the sweetest daughter and sister to her three brothers. Loved school and spent many years helping her grandmother through her elder years. Her life as a youth was not easy and was the spark of joy to all lives that experienced her presence. As a teenager, she was an exceptional volleyball player and quite an athlete herself. The legacy she left was her agape love she demonstrated to her husband, Humberto E. Meza, and children/grandchildren/great-grandchildren and the endless number of friends and endless lives that she impacted everywhere she went.
A nurturing unconditional love that made you feel like you were the most special person in the room. For those who were close to her knew she was the true definition of a Proverbs 31 woman. She carried herself with impeccable taste in sophistication and class. There was nowhere she would go that she didn't have her best outfit and favorite lipstick. Her innocence and forgiving heart were pure, which made us love her more, even if sometimes you questioned how someone could be the epitome of turning the cheek the other way and forgiving 70 times 7. She held the bar high of what it was to love God and thy neighbor.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Humberto Eliseo Meza; her brother, Alfredo De la Garza.
She is survived by her Brothers Juan Diego De La Garza, Gilberto De La Garza. Her children Juan Humberto Meza wife Gracie Meza, Alfredo Meza wife Isela Meza, Beatriz Meza, Humberto Meza wife Irmalinda Meza, and Aida Meza Morales husband Roberto Morales. Grandchildren Leslie Meza Morris, Ramiro Meza, Angelica Harris, Cynthia Garcia, Raymon Garcia, Irma Meza, Cynthia Meza , Diana Meza, Joey Meza, Samantha Longoria, Brandon Conerly, and Ryan Conerly. Klarissa Meza, Joseph Meza, Jazmine Mata, Paola Mata, Miya Mata. Great-Grandchildren Analicia, Juliana and Lincoln Harris, Reyna and Zella Aguillon, Janelle and Isaac Garcia, Jaylinn Garcia, Luciano Gutierrez, Michael Rodriguez, Joseph and Eleia Gonzalez, Alison V. Longoria and Joshua Longoria.
In addition is survived by her very best friend Rosa Alaniz which spent many of her late years sharing their family together. As well as Maria Herrera her hospice nurse that surpassed the definition of a nurse and became a daughter to her.
A visitation will be held at Funeraria Del Angel Buena Vista, at 125 McDavitt Blvd, Brownsville, TX 78521, in the Chapel Of Angels, on December 22, 2025, from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm with a chapel service will follow at the same location, starting at 12:00 pm. Burial will be held at 1:00 PM ar Buena Vista Burial Park, 5 Mc. Davitt, Brownsville Tx, 7852.
