Juanita Socorro Arriola

Juanita Socorro Arriola (Jennie); May 22, 1971 - August 1, 2026. She is survived by her companion and greatest provider of 17 years, George Bernard Springer III; her seven strong children Jessica, Nathaniel, Alora, George IV, Juliana, Evan, Victoria; her four loving grandchildren Alizeyah, Joseph, Abraham, George V; her six loyal siblings Pedro, Monica, Becky, Andy, Michelle, Crystal and her parents Josephine and Pedro. First and foremost, Jennie was a god fearing woman; a caring mother; a loving grandmother and a loyal companion til the very end. She was dealt many unfortunate cards throughout her entire life but still managed to persevere and find joy in the little things from the strength her parents distilled into her. She had a loud personality that always made people laugh when she saw they needed an uplifting moment. She always did the right thing, even when she knew resentment would follow. Her beautiful soul tried to help those in need, even if she didn’t have much for herself, she always found a way to make any situation better. She hurt whenever she saw her family or friends hurting and did her best to try to make them see the brighter side. A beautifully, funny distraction when people needed her to be and a blunt, problem solver when she saw the solution. Jennie loved checking in on all of her loved ones. She was such an adventurous person who would take her children on quick getaway trips to places like Texas and Kentucky. She was always living in the moment despite all her financial worries. All she ever wanted was for her family to be in unity. With a strong determination and ambition to put herself through school to become a dental assistant. While being a full-time mommy, she accomplished so much more like starting her own small business in making high quality dentures and mouthguards. Jennie had a great work ethic many admired and wanted to keep around. When she moved to Arizona, after tragically losing her soulmate, she started cleaning houses for a short period of time, then she finally got hired on at a dental office as a dental assistant. She didn’t like the toxic environment there, so she resigned and became a school bus driver for an elementary school. Then providing non-emergency medical transportation for patients who needed rides to healthcare appointments. After a few years of that she got back into working for the Arizona State Hospital to be a dental assistant working on inmates. All while being a compassionate caregiver who showed her patients love even after hours from the point of her clocking out to when she came home she would be on the phone with them. Being the social butterfly she was she enjoyed picking up her passengers driving for Uber because it gave her the opportunity to spread the word of God. Jennie always worked hard for everything she had, not only to be able to go visit her family and friends in California but also for her family to have a better life style than her and her siblings had during their upbringing.