You had made this  for my birthday a couple years ago ♥️ we were inseparable chelo & I am forever heartbroken you are gone. I can’t wait to see you in heaven one day & we won’t ever be separated again . Te amo.

Your niece Janeyla loves you ♥️ she remembers you and all the happy moments you all spent this summer. Just like all of us she is so heart broken you are no longer here. She has a Polaroid she took of you on my birthday last year, I remember you were fighting with her because you wanted her to throw it away. I’m glad she kept it. She remembers what you last told her & I told her when we all are reunited again you will guys will pick up right where you left off. We love you soooo much chelo!!!

Consuelo was talented when it came to makeup. I was so jealous and admired her makeup every time she put it on. Believe it or not, she woke up at 6:00 am every morning before I went to school, to do my makeup for me when I was in middle school. I don’t think I could ever appreciate those memories of us more. She would sit there and teach me how to do my eyebrows or different looks all the time. 
This was my high school graduation day, I knew she was looking forward to do my makeup for me one last time, before I grew up and was able to do my own. While sitting in the chair, doing my eyeshadow she made a joke and we cracked up so hard laughing to the point I fell out of my chair and slit my arm on it. I still have the scar. She helped me up and told me to look up and not to cry & took care of me.  Her being at my graduation that day, meant so much to me. She watched me grow up and she was the one of the main foundations of what made me of who I am today.

**In Loving Memory of Chelo**

It’s really hard to find the right words to say goodbye to Chelo. My heart feels so heavy and sad, but I can’t help but think of all the amazing memories we all shared with her . I remember meeting Chelo when I was just 7 years old, and it feels like forever ago. Our family had just moved to Florida, and right when we got there, it felt like we were wrapped in a big, warm hug with meeting the entire family .

Chelo and Diana were like two peas in a pod. They were always together, playing like they were sisters, laughing and having fun. Chelo was such a free spirit! She usually had that wild hair of hers blowing in the wind and rarely wore anything other than a diaper because she just didn’t like clothes. I can still picture her climbing trees with her siblings, her laughter was contagious , or spinning around while dancing with Diana, completely lost in their own world of joy.

I remember all those days when my mom would watch her. After school, I couldn’t wait to go home and play with Chelo and Diana. They were always up to something, getting into mischief and making everyone laugh. No matter how much time passed, Chelo stayed the same—full of love and joy, lighting up every room with her beautiful smile. That smile was so contagious, and it’s incredible to see it now in her daughter, Naveah, who has that same spark in pictures. It’s a special reminder that Chelo’s love will always be with us through her girls.

Just a few months ago in July, I ran into her at the nail salon before my family trip. I told her wow you haven’t changed ! "Yeah, I did change; I'm a mom now." That was so true! Even though she was still that wild and fun-loving girl we all adored, she had embraced being a mom with so much love.

It really hurts to think that she’s gone now. Chelo left a mark on everyone she met, and she will be missed so much. We love you forever, Chelo. May you rest in peace. Your girls will always hear how amazing you were as their mom.

OBITUARY

Consuelo Janet Serralde

February 5, 1999 – October 18, 2024

Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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