Our deepest condolences from the Reyes family. We love her so much and it was an honor to get to know Virginia and her family. She was a sweet gentle woman with a love for Jesus beyond more than words can say. I remember her attending my wedding it was such an honor and always was so strong to keep going and be apart of what she loved and and that was people and Jesus . Seeing her at church in the front corner ready to praise the lord was such an inspiration and Knowing she was never going to give up, we grew a love for Virginia like she was family and we will miss seeing her but we know she’s in peace and she’s home . We give our love and condolences to the family in this time and pray strength and peace , she’s home . We love you and your family and will always be here. 

Sweet mommy Gina, It saddened me when I read about your passing. I remember when you would pick me for Kid’s church on Friday’s.  Always kind and sweet to me. You, Sylvia, Vanessa and everyone at New Life Assembly welcomed me with open arms.  I will always treasure those memories in my heart. My deepest condolences to your family. 

I remember we went to Knott’s Berry Farm one time and you couldn’t go but you wanted to ride a rollercoaster. So you asked Andrew to FaceTime you so you could “ride” Sierra Sidewinder with us. I remember hearing you yell Yay!! As if you were actually on the rollercoaster with us. I miss you so much Mommy!!! 

Alina 
(Great granddaughter)

It saddened me to learn of sweet Ms. Virginia’s passing. When I think of her, I picture that pure, beautiful smile of hers. When I started attending new life assembly at the time,  she welcomed me whole-heartedly and always greeted me with a warm hug and smile. With a heavy heart, I send my most sincere condolences to your family. 



Mommy, I never imagined this world without you in it. Knowing I will never see your smile again and be able to look into those beautiful blue eyes of yours leaves knots in my stomach. I can still hear your voice telling me you Love me more. We thought we had more time, little did we know God was longing to bring you home. My beautiful Mommy, I know you were hurting and I’m sorry for being selfish and wanting to keep you here on earth just a little longer, but you were like my mom. Picking me up from school in that blue apron of yours. Braiding my hair in those tight French braids and staying up late watching our Spanish Novela. There is a void without you Mommy, but I pray I will see you one day. Until then please watch over us. I love you so much!!! 
♥️ Vanessa

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Sylvia Gonzalez

Josie Perezchica

Esther Dominguez

Felipe Flores

Urbano Valdez Jr.

Albert S. Flores Jr.

Mariano Gonzales Sr.

Mary Gonzales

Rudy Gonzales

Mariano Gonzales Jr.

Jocelyn Lopez

Michael Flores

Margaret Lange

Richard Gonzales

Mary Ellen Ramos

Alice Jaramillo

David Gonzales

Virginia also leaves behind her 16 grandchildren , 22 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildrens.

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Felipe Alberto Flores Jr.

Isaiah Sebastian Flores

Erik Perezchica

David Gonzalez

Andrew Gonzalez

Arnold Gomez IV

Aaron Dominguez Sr.

Aaron Dominguez Jr.

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Virginia M. Valdez

March 7, 1940 – July 19, 2023

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