Aunt Mickey, my family and I will always love and miss you, and will always cherish all our great memories with you. You were always so loving and so caring. Ken and I always looked so forward to spending the holidays with you and your family at either your house or our house or wherever we gathered as a family. Those were such great times and great memories. You were so talented with your sewing skills, your cooking and baking skills,  being a wonderful mother, wife, sister, aunt, and much more. We are sad you are no longer with us on this earth, and yet you will always be with us in our hearts. We are thankful you are no longer in any pain or suffering. May it bring peace and comfort to all of us to know you are with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. My thoughts and prayers and sincere sympathies to Norman, David, Marta and all your dear family members and friends.  Love you, Aunt Mickey.

My thoughts and prayers are with your family during this difficult time.  May their memories of you and time help them heal.  I believe you are in a better place, whole again, and no more suffering.  One day, your family will be reunited!  Until then, I will try to help keep an eye on my dear friend, your daughter, Marta.  God bless your family and gentle hugs to them all.

I am lighting this candle in remembarance and love for you Aunt Mickey.  Kisses, hugs and lots of love.  I will miss you.

My dear, sweet Aunt Mickey.  My heart is breaking and I will miss you so much but glad you are no longer in pain.  You always put on a brave face but I knew you were suffering.  I know I will see you again when it is my time to go home so that gives me comfort. I know you are happy, laughing and loving on Granddaddy, on Ken, on your brother Kiko and especially your first born Linda.  May God watch over your family in their time of need and sorrow. I have lots of special memories of you and long ago.  I love you.  Until we see each other again, love always.

I will miss you my dear sister but am comforted in knowing your long time suffering is over and that you are in the arms of our Lord.Thank you for all the crazy memories we made  together.I will love you and miss you until we meet again.

Thinking about you and your family during this difficult time.  I can only hope that she is in a better place, free of pain.  Nathalie and I will always be grateful for you and Mickey taking us in our senior year in high school! Keeping you all, especially you, David and Martha in our thoughts and prayers and hoping you can  find solace in the memories and extensive family you've built together!

We will miss Mickey!!  We will pray for the repose of her soul and for her family at this time of sorrow.  She is in a better place with no mere suffering!!
Bob and Gail Aiello

Mickey, we will miss you so much. We know you are in a better place with no pain or worries. See you later. Love you very much. If anyone in the family needs anything, please don't hesitate to ask

Oh so many wonderful memories of Our Aunt Mickey. I always remember as a child and even into my teens, we would always get in the car on Thanksgiving and sometimes even Christmas and go to Uncle Norman and Aunt Mickey's house and have a wonderful time with our cousins and eat lots of great food. Aunt Mickey always had the same look as my Grandmother when something you did or said did not agree with her. She would look at you and stare you down with those eyes focused on you and wide open. 
One of our last memories was when we would be visiting her in the Grace Center and upon leaving we said, " Love you!" and Aunt Mickey would say, " Love you, Love you!" and then blowing several kisses our way.  Aunt Mickey is a wonderful soul and we love her tremendously with all of our hearts. We will miss you greatly...^i^ 
"When You loose someone You love, you gain an ^Angel^ you know" 

David, Carla & Baby

OBITUARY

Eleanor Mickey Rice Diaz

October 4, 1937 – January 8, 2016

Brookside Funeral Home - Cypress Creek

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