My Nana was a beautiful soul.She had a good heart and didn't ask for much. I was blessed to have her as my Grandmother.She knew how much I loved her and she loved me just as much.I'm already missing your phone calls hearing your voice. I miss everything about her.Her smile her laugh. Her calling me because she needed a certain something or just a fountain soda or a 🍓 shake. I couldn't give her the world not even half of it but I did get her whatever she would ask of me. I know she's in a better place and I can't even be mad about that. I accepted my Nana's passing before her surgery. I came to terms that I might loose her right then and there. She was strong and she held on for 2 days after surgery before she couldn't fight nomore.I still haven't cried my eyes out. I haven't reached that point.Im thinking because I came to accept it and I know I have no regrets towards any doing to my Nana. She knew how important she was to me and my Mom her Daughter Dolly. Tell it's my time I will see you again beautiful.❤️

Sending love and healing prayers 🙏 to you Vera and the family during the journey you have to walk. Are sincere condolences are are with you always.❤

Glad she got to meet the twins they would make her laugh and stuff 

Sorry,
For your loss to the family, she was a good friend, to me wish we'd had more time together
 Good bye  Cumadre 


Prayers for you and yours Vera. Love you!👵🏻❤️

My nana was the Most HUMBLE woman you can meet, although she didn’t ask for much ever from anyone she had the biggest heart of pure LOVE ❣️She never shinned anyone down  bc their faults or mistakes , instead she gave them love & welcomed them into her home or wherever she was with no hesitation or questions asked . Her favorite color was yellow which was just like her bright and full of life , full of laughter, but fragile at times. Her favorite thing was to color, all she asked evr asked for was coloring books&colors , not the cheap colors either bc she couldn’t color right 🤣 she wanted the good stuff , she also hated coloring princesses bc there hair took to much of her colors 🥲 my nana was a character&a kid at heart , she loved evryone no matter the circumstances,& she gave help whenever she can . I remember when I took my son over the very first time he was a few months & to see her light up with just joy& love is something I’ll never be able to see again but my son did have her his first 2 years & that’s more then I can ask , she always said “ he doesn’t smile with me “ until he got old enough to get into her stuff or color with her he brought out that smile for her . These last few years I grew close to my nana wether it was to visit or take her food or try to get her out of the house ,  she never once  was in a mood unless she wasn’t feeling good , but even then she bearly showed her pain . Evrytime I go to Burger King I bring her chicken nuggets bc that’s her favorite from their also don’t forget her sweet and sour sauce bc then she’ll have a fit 🤣 she new how to eat  lol. But besides all this my nana was one hell of a strong woman I’m sure many of you know already , she never asked for much , never hassled anyone besides conversation , she’ll call back to back allday to conversate lol but other then that she was a real genuine soul & I wish I see more of her in us or at least her presence somewere near me and my kids 🤍love you nana  granddaughter-Alyssa

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Ysabel G. Apodaca

May 27, 1934 – July 9, 2022

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