Ruthie..I was blessed to meet you ❤ in 1998 and work with you all these years.
We shared a lot of great memories and laughs. Through Ruthie I met her parents and her family and friends ❤ 
We would work together and when I got home she would call me or I would call her.
We would go to Olive garden (that was her favorite..haha and mine) on  the weekends with Bre and Stevan and my two Lauren and Brayden.
We would always order our peach tea.
We went to weddings and other functions together ❤ with our kids of course. 
So many cherished memories. 
I had the pleasure of seeing her every morning for breakfast and  she was my lunch date when time allowed. 
I can't express enough how much I miss her.
Even during covid I would call her on my way home to  check on her. I wanted to protect her from it by asking her to ...just enjoy your time off. You don't need to be exposed.
Missing you dearly sweet friend...we will meet again ❤🙏😇love you Ruthie!!!
Always with 💘 love Irma.





Ruth was so sweet and beautiful  person. I did have some wonderful memories of Ruth. She always made me feel special in high school. I was a freshman and she was a Senior and for her to take the time to come to my first communion always meant a lot to me. I will always remember her smile! My condolences to the family. 

No one ran the front end of our Dept the way Ruth did. She was the best and she will be greatly missed. 

To Breanne and Steven, your mom was an amazing woman.  Ruth and I were friends since grade school. I have so many great memories of our crazy times together growing up, graduation, and attending Texas Tech. She was always there to support and encourage me. Every time I hear Brothers Johnson-Stomp. I smile and remember her.  I am so very sorry for your loss.  Luv, Yoli. 

Ruth was always a nice and caring person to everyone she knew.
Ruth helped me register to have my first baby and made it so much easier as a first time mom .
The last memory I have of Ruth was  when I had a major infection and my whole face swelled up. I had to be seen in her department and she took time to come and see me and make sure i was okay and comfortable. Thank you for doing that Ruth. May she rest in peace .

Ruth n I were besties in high school among other friends whom we hanged out with.... Lovelia, Viola n Rosie.  We were inseparable throughout high school.  We had so much fun, going to football games, quinceanera, etc.  A memory that I’ll never forget when her dad bought her a brand new red car. She was so happy n we were happy for her as well. Look out Lubbock because we were all over town. Lol.. No matter what happened during our lives, we always stayed connected n yes life was good in the 70’s. You will be missed my friend! Love u!! May you RIP❤️❤️

I remember seeing Ruth when we worked in different departments at Thompson Hall on the TTU campus. I would sometimes run into her at lunch in the break room, always had a smile and was friendly, little by little we got to know each other over lunch.  
Several years later, she became my boss in Ophthalmology. She was a fair and understanding boss. It was easy to go to her for anything because her door was always open and welcoming. She was “quiet love”, helping without wanting any recognition. 
Ruth, you will always live in my heart. It was time for you to rest and sit next to God in paradise.  
My most sincere and heartfelt condolences to Breanna and Stevan, your Mom was special and kind. ✝️♥️

Ruth and I were the ‘West End Girls’. We had so much fun when we were young and hanging out, we laughed til we cried, will never forget you my beautiful friend, Love you always 

Ruth was an old friend back from Alderson Jr. High.  We went to catechism at St. Patrick and when we hanged out it was just laughs and giggles.  RIP my friend 

Ruth was my favorite aunt!  As a teenager, I was always inspired and impressed by her coolness and sophistication. Although we were a year apart and lived in different cities, I loved going to Lubbock and spending time giggling talking about boys, staying up late , talking teen age heart throbs, style and 70’s music!  

She was an aunt yet felt more like a best friend. I’ll never forget the summer of 1978  I convinced my mom to let me go to Lubbock and Ruthie agreed to take me to a concert to go see my teenage heart throb, Donny Osmond.  I’ll never forget that moment and her time to truly make a dream come true for me.  We just had a lot of fun that summer and she left a memorable imprint in my heart.  

Though sad, I cherish this wonderful time as a young girl I got to share with her among other holidays that we were able to go to Lubbock. More recently, I’m glad I had time to spend time with her at the family reunion.  She was the one I was truly hoping to connect and was giddy to have spent one on one time with her.  We reconnected after so many years, shared a laugh and smiles. 

I will miss her yet she remains alive in spirit.  


I have many fond memories of Ruth and my favorite to share with all of you is my time with her at lunch. We talked about life.  That included  our good days and our bad, dreams, hopes, failures and family. I will always remember Ruth for her strength and her challenges as she walked life day by day. I will miss you my friend. 

My Tia Ruth was a very good person/Tia would do anything to help her family.. She didn’t like taking pictures but I was able to get some pictures of her during the holidays.. We all are going to miss you so much. Love you Tia.

OBITUARIO

Ruth (Guerrero) Velasquez

23 septiembre, 1961 – 17 septiembre, 2020

Resthaven Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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