
Breve resumen de su vida que leyo Selma Leos  en la celebracion de vida de MEMO
Pablo Guillermo Leos Valdez, MEMO, nacio en Chihuahua, Chihuahua el 8 de Mayo de 1946. Su mama emigro a la Ciudad de Tijuana cuando el era muy pequeño. Y cuando le preguntaban de donde era, el siempre contestaba : “Naci en Chihuahua, pero me malcrie en Tijuana. Tuvo tres hijos de su primer matrimonio, Marcela Leos Bonilla, Pablo Leos y Viviana Leos. Desde pequeño su pasion fue  la musica y se dedico profesionalmente por mas de 20 años. Siempre le gustaron las ventas, y al emigrar a los Estados Unidos por mas de 30 años fue agente y Broker de Real Estate junto a su esposa Ligia Leos. Tuvo muchos llamamientos dentro de la Iglesia, pero el que mas disfruto  fue servir en el Templo de Los Angeles por 23 años. Era muy alegre, bromista y le encantaba platicar. Fue muy servicial y ayudaba a todo el que pasara por su camino. Siempre decia: mejor bolsa saca, que bolsa seca. Le gustaba mucho viajar, especialmente la playa, tanto que su deseo era retirarse e irse a vivir a Mulege cerca de las playas que amaba.  
 Fue el mejor  esposo, papa y abuelito que pudimos haber  tenido.


Part 4: Memo endured to the end with patience, perseverance, and steadfastness in Christ on the covenant path. He was valiant in living his testimony of Christ and is a worthy example for us to follow. Although Memo may no longer be within our sights, his love for each of us and his love for Christ with be a sustaining force of strength unto us until we meet again. 

Part 3: I am grateful for the plan of salvation and the knowledge that Memo and I will continue to labor together in the Lord's vineyard. Even now Memo continues to live the principles taught in Doctrine and Covenants 4 which say: 
"1 Now behold, a marvelous work is about to come forth among the children of men.
2 Therefore, O ye that embark in the service of God, see that ye serve him with all your heart, might, mind and strength, that ye may stand blameless before God at the last day.
3 Therefore, if ye have desires to serve God ye are called to the work;
4 For behold the field is white already to harvest; and lo, he that thrusteth in his sickle with his might, the same layeth up in cstore that he perisheth not, but bringeth salvation to his soul;
5 And faith, bhope, charity and love, with an eye single to the glory of God, qualify him for the work.
6 Remember faith, virtue, knowledge, temperance, patience, brotherly kindness, godliness, charity, humility, diligence.
7 Ask, and ye shall receive; knock, and it shall be opened unto you. Amen."

Memo has been received into heaven and I wait with joy for the day when we will be together again. I know that is possible as we follow the admonition of Nephi found in chapter 31 which says: 

"19 And now, my beloved brethren, after ye have gotten into this strait and narrow path, I would ask if all is done? Behold, I say unto you, Nay; for ye have not come thus far save it were by the word of Christ with unshaken faith in him, relying wholly upon the merits of him who is mighty to save.
20 Wherefore, ye must press forward with a steadfastness in Christ, having a perfect brightness of hope, and a clove of God and of all men. Wherefore, if ye shall press forward, feasting upon the word of Christ, and endure to the end, behold, thus saith the Father: Ye shall have eternal life."





Part 2: In that moment, the rest of the family was in the kitchen while my brother and I were watching the conference together. At this time, my brother could no longer talk or walk. For me it was a very significant and special moment to be a part of the solemn assembly. When it came our turn, they said: 
"We ask the following to please arise wherever you may be throughout the world: all Area Seventies, ordained patriarchs, high priests, and elders."
As soon as they said, "high priests," Memo extended his hand to me so that I could help him stand. 
We stood together as high priests, sustaining the Prophet of God; while also understanding the trials that my brother had, knowing of his physical limitations. Even recognizing these conditions, he and I both knew that the priesthood was a part of who he is and it was his duty to stand and sustain the man that God had chosen as his Prophet. 
Perhaps this account doesn't reflect the deep sentiment and the lesson my brother instilled in me that day, but what lasted from this act was the lesson that no matter our circumstances and adversities, when we love the Lord and worship him with the same profound kind of love that Memo has, whatever opposition we face is put aside to demonstrate our respect. Memo knows who he is and the covenants he made with the Lord. With tears in my eyes, I lived this experience by my brother's side and I will never forget his example. "



Part 1: When I first heard of Memo's passing away, I felt a lot of sorrow, but I also felt instant peace because I could see him whole gain, in all white being greeted by those he loved who had preceded him in death. I could see him free of the trials that prepared him for that very moment. The following morning, I received a blessing of comfort and peace from my husband in which I learned that Memo had chosen to go at this time because he could be of more service on the other side. When I think of Memo, I always remember feeling love and warmth; the kind of love and warmth that is generated through Christlike service. Even in his passing, Memo acted in love and service to those within his reach. 
Memo spent countless hours making me laugh and he managed to make all of his grandchildren feel like they were each his favorite. He would always say, "I love you more" and then tap me on the nose. Eventually it became a race to see who could tap the other person on the nose first as a symbol of "I love you more." Memo also instilled a love of music in his grandchildren. 
To play the piano or remember the flute brings the nostalgia of Memo's mini music lesson and kindles the feelings of love he had for music. 
I remember all of the camping trips he would take us on and how he always played and joked around with us. To know Memo is to know his laugh. 

The love he showed was not limited to those within his family; he freely gave to all within his vicinity. His brother Ivan shared this story that exemplifies this Christlike love. He said, "I have many beautiful memories of Memo, full of laughs, long talks, and always with the intention to give guidance and support. But a very special one that I remember was from the April 2018 General Conference during the solemn assembly when President Nelson was sustained. As we all, the sustaining was done in quorums and groups. They invited us to stand when we were asked to raise our hands and sustain the Prophet.


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Pablo Guillermo Leos

8 mayo, 1946 – 25 noviembre, 2020

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