My memories of Georgia are the sweetest.

 Whenever I was in her presence,  she was always kind, always sweet. 

In my mind, her name is Georgia  Azúcar.  I know that Sucar is the name but as a child, in my mind, she was Azúcar because of her tenderness and sweetness.

She lived to 100; 100 years to be an exemplary example to those around her that no matter what happens in life, you can ALWAYS be kind.

Thank you, Georgia. I know that we only saw eachother,  in the physical, as distant relatives would but I saw and interacted with you long enough to where you made an impact on me.

You will be missed but I, we, take comfort in knowing that you are reunited and rejoicing with those who have gone before us.

You are with your beloved husband, your daughter Doris and my tio Omar,  just to name a few.  I know that you are with all of your family, your tree.

My beautiful cousins have lost three loved ones in less than one year ; what a diffcult year.
 I pray that they feel what I feel in my heart. What I feel, my belief, with absolute certainty, is that our time, on this side, is not the end and we will all meet again.

Thank you for being you.  That "fictional" (but you,  REALLY you) grandma figure, only seen in movies... sweet abuela.

Goodbye for now, dulce señora.
Until we meet again.

Tania

Our deep condolences to the family on the passing of Abuela Gia who was a beloved and beautiful lady.  We are grateful for her long life and her ever present warm smile.  
Aurelio and Teresa Rojas

Abuela, Mundito, Mark, Rosa, Ana, Luciano, and Judy

Abuela and Yamile, "Harem Nights Show," Clearwater, Florida.

We lost the most beautiful soul in our lives and the woman who raised me. I grew up in her sewing room making costumes, playing with her make up, and trying wear all her fabulous clothes and fancy sunglasses that were too big for me as a child. She was so creative and emotionally intelligent. I always wished I could be like her in everyway. She designed costumes for the NYC Ballet and the ballerinas would stop by the house in Queens and bring her gifts and souvenirs from their travels around the world. She travelled all over the world herself: Spain, Egypt, Italy, France, so many other places. She never let us waste a grain of rice at the dinner table and insisted her home cooking was so much better than any restaurant we could ever eat at. We got to spend her last days with her.

My abuela was the most wonderful person I’ve ever known. I remember mornings at her house in Queens sitting at a small dining table while she toasted pan con mantequilla, dinners of picadillo con arroz.

She taught me to save.  She taught me to love.  She taught me to disregard the faults of others and to do the right thing even if it hurts.

She raised me and my cousin.  She raised the friends of her children and her friends.  She was beauty personified.

I only wish I could have appreciated her more and visited more when she was alive.

OBITUARIO

Georgia Sucar

5 octubre, 1923 – 27 diciembre, 2023

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