Lola was an exceptional woman.  She was strong, a pillar of the Frost family and those who know them.There wasn't a time where she wasn't laughing with us kids, spreading  her wisdom on life with hilarious antedotes and views.  My very best memory of her and how I always viewed her was when I was 6.  My family had just moved to Murphy Canyon military housing. They have these paths that weave within the neighborhoods.  One day I decided to take one of these paths around the house.  After awhile, it was apparent to me that I was lost.  I remember standing by this tree, staring down two paths wondering where to go, on the verge of tears because I had no idea where I was when suddenly I hear "Oi! Where's your mom? in this thick filipina accent.  Lo and behold in the patio doorway of the house in front of me was Lola in her small but powerful stature.  Swear she saved my life that day just by yelling at me because suddenly I knew EXACTLY where I was!  A beacon.  I'm going to miss her but I know she's watching over Lynn and her family. Rest in Peace Lola. I love you.  

We are deeply saddened of the passing of Mama.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you. 
I remember meeting Mama for the first time.  She greeted all of us like family from the moment we walked in the door.  One time, we drove from San Antonio, TX to San Diego and she made me eat even though I wasn't hungry.  I guess we were hungry after the long trip. 
Another memory that will stay with me for the rest of my life is the time we were going to the casino and Mama stared rubbing my ear.  She said I have big ears and rubbing my big ear would bring her luck.  I think she actually won that day.
We will miss you Mama. Thanks for the memories and the love you showed us all.

Love,
Danny & Easter Negron

My deepest sympathy and condolences to the Teves family. 
May God give you the strength in this time of sorrow. 
My thoughts and prayers are with you. 

Love,
Victoria Maldonado 

My fondest memories of Mama was her unconditional love and devotion to her family and friends.  The husband of her fifth child Anecita, I recall meeting Mama when I was a young 22 year old Sailor away from my family who all reside in San Antonio, Texas.  She immediately took me in as her own Son and I always felt her love for me and always felt welcomed in her family circle.  Mama was proud and had a strong personality, she passed peacefully, but not without a good fight.  That was the Woman I knew so many years ago, her strength, the unconditional love for her children, Great Grandchildren, and Great, Great Grandchildren.  I was with Mama in her final moments on this Earth.  She went to the Lord in her own way and under her own terms, peaceful as the moment was, we knew she was ready to join the Lord.  I will miss our time together with Mama, watching a Padres game, fishing off Shelter Island, bowling (In our younger years), and waiting for her to finish cooking some sinigang baboy or chicken adobo, nothing compares.  Anecita and I wish our family and friends the strength to overcome the pain that comes with losing a loved one, I know Mama would want that more than anything.  Our sincerest condolences for the passing of our Mother, Grandmother, and Great Grandmother, Great, Great Grandmother.

We are deeply saddened with the news of the loss of your precious mother. The strength of your family came from her and  for that we are truly blessed as she gave us you. Anecita you Greg and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. We love you and will always be here for you .
  I pray you find comfort in the promise of our Lord for all who are in Christ. 

Lola, We are very thankful that we are able to spend time with you. I remember every time, I talk to you on the phone, you would always ask me to come home. When I come to visit you at Auntie Mary’s house before, you would always remind me to love God, love my family, love my husband, love my kids, take care of my family, and be kind to others. You are the sweetest and the best grandma. Lola, you will always have a special place in my heart. Thank you lola for everything. We will miss you La and we will always love you. 

Love always,
The Nillasca Family
Malou, Alvin, Angelo, Elijah, and Isaiah

It’s been 5 days since Lola left us, and the sadness I have is beyond imagination. I find myself reminisce..... she’s full of energy and loves to put herself to work. I mean house work, I clearly recall when Lola would put the Christmas lights around the house. Mind you she’s already in her 70’s at the time and would bravely climbed the ladder to put those lights. Her passion to cook is special,  when we visit her there’s always home cooked meal ready, she’ll scold you if you don’t eat. I missed her jokes and warm hugs, she has a big heart and likes to share to her family. I will always remember you Lola, it may take sometime to get used to not seeing you around but I want you to know we will never forget you. Be safe in heaven, and I hope you saw Lolo.  We love you and thank you for being with us in so long, we are grateful for your love and support. I’m so happy you saw my kids and I know they feel the same. May you rest well and in peace Lola!

Love you always,

Uteh, Yok, Brayden and Basti




My deepest sympathy to all of the family, Mamma was a very special lady. She always had a smile. I have not seen her in several years  but do have good memories of her and family.  Love to   you all!

No words can explain how I feel... we’re all sadden by the loss of the most beautiful strongest Lola out there. You will never be forgotten as I can rewind time and just remember Lola constantly cleaning the house, picking up after all my mess playing with dolls in the house to knocking on the door super early in the morning just to hang out to play. If I recall I was maybe 11or 12 old and now I’m 44, that’s how long I’ve known the whole family! Much love to each and everyone of you and Lola I love you dearly may you rest in paradise... Uncle Del, Auntie, and my dear friend Lynn we haven’t seen each other in years but that does not mean I forgot about each and everyone of you. All the fun, laughter, memories, will always remain close to my heart. I love you ALL!!!

Lola's a fighter til the very end. Such a strong, caring, loving woman. Truly one of a kind. She has raised me (Lynn) since I was 5yrs old and taught me to love God, love family, be faithful, be responsible, be respectful, be proud of my heritage, be humble, be kind, be hard working, have a sense of humor and to enjoy life. We are so grateful for the love, care and fun Lola gave us. We thank all of our family and friends for the help, love and support. We'll always love you, Lola. Thank you for everything!

Love always,
The Jones Family
CJ, Michael, Steven, Charlyn, Chris and Lynn  

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Marcialiano Fat

Martiliana Abrancia

Vitaliano Flores Teves

Anita Mairs

Daniel Mairs

Alexander Teves

Lucena Frost

Delmont Frost

Luzvimindo Teves

Sherly Teves

Senecio Teves

Charito Teves

Anecita Negron

Gregory Negron

Vivian Moos

James Moos

Allan Ygnacio

Zenaida Ygnacio

Rudolpho Ygnacio Jr.

Neslyn Ygnacio

Lailanie Skinner

Billy Skinner

Arnel Frost

Rommel Francisco

Lady Francisco

Lynn Jones

Chris Jones

Maria Garcia

Marilou Nillasca

Alvin Nillasca

Luzvimindo Teves Jr.

Jerenette Teves

Ian Teves

Marie Teves

Oliver Teves

Christine Teves

Cherryann Barredo

Ahlie Barredo

Dulce Martin

Billy Martin

Jordan Moos

Kaitlin Moos

Vivian Blake

Craig Blake

Justin Moos

Valerie Guildemaster

Brandon Guildemaster

Jamie Lee Moos

James Moos Jr.

Zosima also leaves behind 29 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren.

OBITUARY

Zosima F. Teves

October 29, 1925 – September 6, 2018

El Camino Memorial - Sorrento Valley & Memorial Park

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