We miss you every single day. We love you 💜

I was blessed to see my mother grow up. From being a young mother in her 20s trying to figure out what to do and figure out who she was, to a real life boss lady.
I fondest memories were watching movies in our little home - we didn't always have the newest things growing up but we filled my mom's house with with love and laughter.
We will continue to be a family and meet up to joke around and laugh because that's when you are the happiest. Between the 7 of your kids we all bring a peice of you when we're together - your completion
Time is short but my mom's love is forever and felt all the way from our Lord to East Dallas, Mesquite, Seagoville or where her loved one are. 
I will always love and miss you everyday mom.

-Alfred Jr. 

I miss going to the movies with ma. As kids, my siblings and I would sit up close to the screen, we'd always hear ma loud af laughing in the back. Not giving af about the other movie goers. Miss you bosslady. 

-Your furr baby

I am my mother’s eldest daughter. Lucky #4 of her 7 “blessings”. There aren’t enough beautiful words to describe the amazing mother, sister, daughter and friend my mother was. I miss her endlessly. There isn’t a moment where I’m not thinking of her or everything she’s  ever done that’s impacted me as a woman, mother, daughter, or friend. There isn’t a moment where I don’t feel the the huge void in my chest or the emptiness around me, having lost her. I miss everything about her. Her laugh, her hugs, her smell, her skin, her hands, her long dark beautiful hair and the way it it hung over my shoulders in a warm embrace. I look for her everywhere. I wait for the signs. I hope and pray to Dear God she’s always near. I’m forever grateful for the mother and woman she  was to every one of us. I include mother because she was.. to everyone. There wasn’t anyone she didn’t see as her own. She was always willing to take initiative and lend a hand to anyone in need. I miss you. Words can’t describe how much I miss you. I had the divine pleasure of knowing her in all of her forms. She was my Mommy. My savior in many situations. My teacher. I grew to understand the woman she had to be all those years and the amount of respect I have for her is indescribable. I’ll miss everything about you mom. Everything. I love you forever. I’ll like you for always, as long as I am living, your baby I’ll be. -MagPie

My mom always loved playing cards. I'm glad I got to take the chance to teach her about Texas Hold'em. She beat me at it though. She always did have a better poker face than I. Love you ma and hope you're resting.

I worked with Ms. Chavez. Always wildly loud, funny, and real.  Loved the way she purposely lived her life.  The thought of her will forever make me smile. ❤️

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Annette Chavez

December 16, 1970 – November 18, 2021

Anderson-Clayton-Gonzalez Funeral Home

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