My sister was my hero, my rock, and my inspiration. It was her laugh, her warmth, and her kindness that defined the person that she was. She was never down, she was always smiling through the illnesses, the pain, and the trials and tribulations that were her burden. But she had  the certain knowledge that she would receive her reward. Her days were busy and full of things to do.  And now, she runs on her good, strong legs while laughing with happiness to be with Mamí and Papí again.

Yes, we had a lot of beautiful memories of our beautiful sister but at the end the only thing that we could see was the pain that she had to go through before she could pass. Which was very hard for all of us that loved her so much. Fortunately for us, technology is well advanced that they were able to where at the end she was able to died peacefully and without suffering.

But the real fact is that we have inherited sin and as of right now we have to die.  But Revelation 21: 3-5, gives us a picture of what life will be soon. Jehovah will "wipe out every tear from our eyes and there will be no more mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. For the former things have passed away. And the one seated on the throne said: Look! I am making all things new. Write, for these words are faithful and true."

With that in mind, someday we will see our beautiful sister, mom and dad again, along with all of our loved and cherished friends. We will play and we will make sure that she runs with those beautiful new legs that she will get. 



There are too many to count. She was a beautiful woman inside and out and until her last breath she made sure we knew she loved us. Our family light is a little dimmer now that she’s gone but we will see her again in paradise. Until then we will love each other a little more because we all realize how quickly we can be gone. John 5:28, 19 - there will be a resurrection and I look forward to seeing her and running with her in perfect health. 

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Jose P. and Juanita Montelongo

Michael Joseph Wilson and wife, Loretta

Genye Guinn and husband, Marquis

Michael C. Wilson

Juan Jose Montelongo and Jaime Montelongo

Rita Marquez and husband, Rolando, Carmen Lemus and husband, Oscar, Camelia Diaz and husband, Jesus, Haidee Montelongo Rodriguez, Hilda Hernandez and husband, John, and Olivia Montelongo

Cameron, Jayden, and Mylah Wilson

Several nieces and nephews who loved her very much.

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Jacob Montelongo

Jeremiah Melendez

Javan Melendez

Isaac Rosas

Gabriel Rosas

Simon Rodriguez

Marcos Alvarado

Joseph Montelongo

Jonathan Montelongo

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Yrma Estella Montelongo

February 26, 1956 – July 24, 2018

Resthaven Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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