Carmen Amador Villasana

Carmen enjoyed being very active and volunteering in her Church community, St. Bernard of Clairvaux in Dallas. She enjoyed working with others to support active ministries in the Church.

Carmen attended Forest High School in Dallas and was active on the Tennis team, Student Council, Pan American Forum and continued to enjoy tennis. Carmen earned her bachelor’s degree in accounting at the University of Texas at Dallas after years of part-time study. Carmen worked for and retired from Republic National Bank, Trust Department in Downtown Dallas after 25 years. After retirement from the Bank, Carmen attained her Master of Divinity from the University of Dallas to pursue a role as Hospital Chaplin and grow the opportunity to help minister to others.

Carmen met the love of her life Constantino Villasana III while in High School, they were married for over 38 years. They raised three boys while both working, and she attended school. Carmen encouraged and supported the boys to seek education by her example. Above all Carmen enjoyed being with her family, weekly family dinners, and driving vacations.

Carmen is survived by her son Art Villasana, his wife Ann, and their sons Nate and Seth, daughter-in-law Charlotte and grandchildren Valerie Pauling and her husband Beau, Amanda Stifflemire and her husband Matthew, Mari Carmichael and her husband Bryan, her brother Thomas Amador Jr., sister Lucy Amador, and sister Maria Elena Ramirez and many dear Cousins, Nieces and Nephews. Carmen was preceded in death by her father Tomas Amador, mother Flora Farias Amador, husband Constantino III, her son’s Michael, and Constantino IV.

The family would like to thank the staff at The Madison on Marsh Skilled Nursing Center in Carrollton for their care and support.

A visitation will be held on January 16, 2025, at 5:00, Eulogy and Rosary at 6:15pm at Calvary Hill Funeral Home.

A celebration of Carmens life will be held at Calvary Hill North Chapel on January 17, 2025, at 10:00am with burial to follow