Juana Meza Martin

Jennie was born to William Rayna, Maria De La Luz Quiroz on March 10,1952. In the city of San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora. They eventually moved to El Centro California. Where she also lived with older brother William M Quiroz. And her young sister Maria Isabel Jaime. She attended school in El Centro California. She graduated from Central Union High School. She had several temporary jobs after high school. One of those temporary jobs was working at a wrecking yard. That is where she met her future husband Dale E Martin.

She was preceded by her husband Dale Eugene Martin. They were married for 38 years. They were united through marriage on 22 April 1978, they had three daughters Francine Hansen, De Anna Turner, Melissa Tolton and son Rick Lopez Martin.

They their marriage began in El Centro, California from 1978 to 1986. Jennie worked for a company called Western Growers Insurance Trust. From 1978 to 1986. She loved helping the local farmers and families obtain health insurance.

Jennie then moved with her husband to El Segundo, California. They lived there from 1986 to 2004. Well living there she worked as a private contractor / secretary for the Air Force Base. She worked their from 1987 to 2004. Well living in El Segundo she attended United Methodist church.

She then moved with her husband to Las Vegas, Nevada in 2005. She work for Social Security Office 2005 to 2007. After that she was happily retired. Where she lived the rest of her days. While attending United Methodist Church in Las Vegas.

She was loved by all and anyone who would’ve met her. She had a very kind and giving heart. Always willing to give a few dollars to a homeless person on the corner of the street. She made friends with all her neighbors regardless where she lived. She was involved with multiple churches in different states. She would donate to multiple charities. That would help anyone in need. She would talk to any stranger and make a fast friends with them. To the point where they felt like they had been friends forever. She had a kind heart that was filled with love for anyone that would pass her way.