I’ve been thinking about how to put into words what my mom meant to me,  honestly, she was my best friend. Growing up, she was always there for me. No matter what I was going through, she was the one place I could turn without hesitation. Her love was steady, unconditional, and constant. One of the most special moments of my life was the day my beautiful daughter was born. My mom was the very first person to hold her. I will never forget the look on her face, it was pure, overwhelming joy. In that moment, a bond was created that only grew stronger with time. From that day on, my mom poured her heart into our lives. She helped me raise the incredible young woman she  has become, and I will forever be grateful for that. My mom was the heart of our family in so many ways. She prayed for us, and she prayed with us. We always knew she was asking the Lord to watch over and protect us. There was comfort in that, a deep sense that we were always being cared for. She showed her love in everything she did, through her cooking, where you could always count on an amazing meal, and through the stories she would share around the table that kept us laughing and listening. She took such great care of herself, eating healthy, going to the gym and always made sure we were taken care of too. Whether it was a bottle of water, a little treat, or simply checking in, she was always thinking of our well-being and our safety. She found joy in the simple things, her garden, her family, her faith, and her love for life. She was an incredible mother, grandmother, friend, neighbor, volunteer, an extraordinary human being. My mom was fearless, creative, hardworking, and more than anything, she wanted to love and be loved, and she did that so beautifully. I know I will see her in all the little things… in every rose, in every hummingbird that visits, and in every sunny day. We will miss you more than words can ever express, sweet momma.
Until we meet again, I love you

I met Sunny and Ray 35 Years ago, along with their two daughters , Linda and Lisa. We were on a Bowling league and if you know Sunny, it was a BLAST! We didn’t care what we scored, it was just a fun evening. Later on, about 20 years later, I ran into Sunny at the Anaheim Hills Women’s League. I just heard that voice. It took me at least an hour to put the voice to her face. We enjoyed many years of friendship after that. Sunny was making Jewelry at that time. She had many talents.  She would have a Booth to sell her jewelry. She would look at me and say “Why don’t you buy my Jewelry “? With that Accent! I would just laugh because she knew I didn’t wear any. We became close fiends and would tell me her Life’s Story. She Conquered All! I introduced her to Mary’s Kitchen, and the rest is History. God Bless you Linda and Lisa, along with your Families. Sunny was Loved by All

When my family moved here three years ago, Sunny was the first person at our door. Even before we finished unpacking, she came by with a big smile and open arms to welcome us. That moment showed who she was, someone who made everyone feel at home. Sunny was always kind and cheerful, and she made our little corner of the world a better place because of it. She cared for her neighbors and always made time to talk. She had a way of making people laugh. She always greeted our kids with a smile or a wave, which meant a lot to us. We will never forget the night she invited us for dinner.  she cooked with the same love and care she gave to everything, and the way she set the table and created that atmosphere made us feel truly special. It was one of those evenings you never want to end. Sunny, you were one of a kind. We are so grateful our paths crossed, and we will never forget you.

We loved Sunny and we will truly miss her. She was the best cook and we to this day still make her sun dried tomatoes pasta with chicken. 

The thing I remember the most is what an amazing grandmother she was to Maddy.  Linda was so blessed to have had such an amazing mother.

Grandma Sunny was such a sweet and loving woman, a true ray of sunshine to everyone who knew her. She had a beautiful way of caring for others and making everyone feel so special and at home. She was an amazing grandma, and her love will always be felt.

I find comfort knowing she is now at peace in heaven, embraced by God’s love. Her kindness, her warmth, and even the love she shared through her cooking will never be forgotten.

She will be deeply missed, but forever held in our hearts.

Every morning when I walked by Sunny's house with my dog Monty she was always working in her yard. She would have a big smile for us and always gave a big hug to Monty. When she heard my husband was dying she would bring over plates of yummy veggies because she knew he was a vegetarian.  She will be missed. We had many intense discussions at the mailbox by her house.  She loved to chat.   Miss you Sunny.  Peace, Gail and Monty

Sunny came into my life about a year and a half ago when I  returned  to LA Fitness .  She befriended me one day as I was working out and although I can’t remember the exact conversation, I do remember how she was so sweet and friendly and said she always thanked God for her health.  We eventually  exchanged phone numbers and she held me accountable if I missed more than one gym day. She'd  also leave messages on my phone asking if I was ok and say she missed me and ended the call with “ok I love you honey”.   The gym will not be same without her sweet, kind and humorous spirit. 
Until we meet again in Heaven Sunny, 
Your friend Sylvia

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Sunny Montie

16 enero, 1941 – 24 marzo, 2026

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