Ama its been 3 years, still miss you very much, miss our lunch dates

Mi bisabuela linda mia con un alma de oro I will always cherish the moments the very little things are the ones that mattered to me and our conversations meant alot to me... Anything you'd ask to do I would do because at the end of the day I knew it would mean alot to you. The day I asked if I can do a pedicure on your feet and you felt embarrassed but you laughed your heart out and I knew you'd still feel happy inside. Me da tanta alegria sabiendo que conociste a tu tataraneito tu eres el arbol que nunca fallo en caerse. Forever and always from your great great great grandson and your great granddaughter. 💙💙💙

Ama mi Socorrito bella She is my Second Mother I remember when I was small my Brother Albert and I lived in Juarez with her and she taught me everything I know like 
Cook, clean, sweep, mop, and most of all wash our clothes by hand because we had no washer in those days she always use to tell me to stay away from boys all the time my Grama loved and nurtured me. I will never forget every time I seen her she would ask me Marikita Linda tienes dulce o un chicle  and i would tell her no so we would go to Marques and say Marques you have some candy give me some only one lol.
She took a huge part of me with her and I will always love her . I LOVE YOU AMA❤️

Where do I begin, Socorrito Bonita. Some memories are from long ago. I remember when Mom, Magda, Betty and I would wait in the front yard for mom to pay a lady, who would bring us each a Barbie dress she had made,  she paid 25 cents. I remember when we were supposed to be playing our instruments and mom would tell us, “Aguas hay viene tu papá.” We would all scramble to pretend we had been practicing.  l remember Magda Betty and l were screaming and mom came running inside scared half to death. Only to find out we were fighting over a piece of paper. Mom also went to my school to tell my teacher a thing or two. After that she was never mean to me again.  Mom has done so much for me and my children. I will always be grateful. I could go on and on. I love you more today than yesterday but not half as much as tomorrow. 

- Anna 

I’m grandma’s grandson she always remembered., regardless of her dementia. 

Thank you grandma for the wonderful smiles and laughs we shared, even though we could not have a conversation, due to my disability, but we had our own way of communicating. 
I Love You grandma Now, Always and Forever!

Eli
Andres Eliezer Farias

Para mi ser querida...Ama, All my memories of you made my childhood wonderful. I couldn’t ask for a better grandparent.  You were there to protect and nurture  me as a child.  When my kindergarten teacher hit me with a ruler across the hands for being a creative child mixing the colored play dough, you stepped in and corrected that adult. I don’t have not one bad memory of the person you were to me, for that i thank god.   You  were a huge part of my life as a child and its help to shape and mold the man i am now.

Mom, I know we fought more than I can count  but I loved that I was there for you. The times we went to doctors appointments, lunch, and some shopping. I love you

Alzheimer's  Association

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Funeral Service

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Francisco Barraza Barraza

Rosario Palma Ramos

Francisco Barraza Palma

Fernando Barraza Palma

Dionisio Pino Barraza Palma

Felix  Vazquez Ochoa

Alberto Hernández

María Magdalena Hernández (Federico Adame)

Liz Villegas (Manuel)

Anna Hernández

María H. Zamarripa (Federico)

Jr. (Jackie)

She also leaves to mourn and cherish precious and beloved memories; 12 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren, 1 great-great-grandson and a host of other family and friends.

OBITUARY

Socorro "Ama" Barraza Ochoa

November 8, 1934 – May 29, 2020

Green Acres Memorial Park & Mortuary

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