Victoria H. Macias

Victoria H. Macias passed away on the 20th of March 2013 at the age of 85 years old, born March 6, 1928 in Clint, TX. Preceded in death by her loving husband Rafael T. Macias and son Damaso H. Macias. Parents Guillermo and Guadalupe Hernandez of El Paso, Texas. Sister Francisca Hernandez and three brothers Guillermo, Jose Guadalupe, and Alfredo Hernandez.

She is survived by her sister Graciela Hernandez of Chicago and 7 children and their spouses. Irma and Ignacio Sanchez of Corona, CA. Marie Salome and Ronald Jackson of Riverside, CA. Maria Guadalupe and Harold Bellard of Riverside, CA. George and Pat Macias of Union City, CA. Ralph and Patricia Macias of Corona, CA, Sergio and Esmeralda Macias of San Diego, CA. Martha and Jose Vasquez of Riverside, CA. Twenty five grandchildren Yesenia Sanchez, Irmita Sanchez, Carlos Sanchez, Rafael Sanchez and Christian Sanchez, George Jr. Macias, Sean Macias, Ricky Cervantes, Victoria Rangel, Miguel Rangel, Angelica Smith, Jacquelyn Bellard, Alysia Bellard, Harold II Bellard, Marcus and Michael Bellard, Monique Macias, Joseph Macias, Jennifer Macias, Natasha Macias, Anthony Travis, Aaron Da Some, Brandon Vasquez, Jason Vasquez, Jacob and Eian Vasquez. Twelve great grandchildren Andrew and Isaac Quevedo, Jasmin and Daysia Sanchez, Justina Sanchez, Arianna Garcia, Nyeomi, Auriana and Zoe Smith, Nuvay Bellard, Isabela De La Cruz, Sofia Vasquez.

Victoria and Rafael began their lives together December 26, 1955 in Las Cruzes, NM and started a family of their own in El Paso, Texas, In 1972 they moved to Corona, CA. Victoria worked as a chef for 15 years. Our mother was an amazing chef who loved to cook. She was also a homemaker, who made sure everyone was taken care of first. She was our mentor, confident and friend, who had your best interest at heart. She was a blessing and a treasure like no other. Her generosity to help people and comfort them. Her endless and unselfish love and devotion for the family. Mother you were a blessing from God, your faith and grace touched our hearts in many ways. You heard God's whisper calling you home. So you gave your hand to God and slowly drifted away, you were set free. We will be together again someday in the presence of our God. Mother you will be greatly missed your words "No se preocupen por mi, estoy bien. Que Dios los bendiga hijos." Gone but not forgotten you will always be in our hearts.