To the family of this fine you g lady. Just want to say it looked like she lived a great life with family and kudos on the husband all thise years. That is what true marriage is all about. God bless the family and God give you the strength to move on, knowing she is in a better place than we are.

Primas hermanas juntos otra vez🥺. Descanse en paz ❤️🙏🏻🕊️🕊️

Estoy muy feliz de haber podido celebrar tu 95 cumpleaños contigo tía. Espero que mi mamá estuviera allí para recibirte a las puertas del Cielo. Que descanses en paz, hasta que nos volvamos a encontrar. Te amo tía. Tu sobrina Moni (Monique)

Madre , te fuiste y me dejaste un vacio , gracias por tantos recuerdos gratios,  mi niñez es lo que mas recu erdo , porque siempre estabamos contigo , el olor de el arroz , los tamales con mi tia Lupe , y cuando me llevaste al hospital  co.n dolor de parto de  Tiffany . No te despegabas para nada y me enseñaste a tener valentia , siempre diciendo todo en esta vida tiene solocion, menos la muerte  , porque a Dios pertenese .
Siempre estaras en mi corazon madre ,   tu hija que para siempre  te llevara en su corazon  Rosemary 
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Yesterday you sowed love, now we find ourselves with the bitter sweet reaping, knowing that yesterday was given only once. A happiness restrained, a happiness refrained. Yet, finding its way out again is the sun, shining on the harvest. Sorrow be dammed! I should have asked you what was your happiest memory of us. For who knows when we’ll get another yesterday. In the meantime we will have our fill from the bounty you left us. I remember the car rides to every appointment and how my legs would stick to the hot vinyl seats of your car on our way to the doctor, the dentist, the optometrist to name a few. Your Sunday Menudo that was hard to chew. Your Liptons Ice Tea without any sugar. Me pretending that I couldn’t be fuller. Your Matador Painting on the wall. Me running like a maniac down the hall, the stern warning that if I don’t stop I might fall. The plastic on the sofa chair, the combing of my nappy hair. Your laughter as I would dive into the pool, the emphasis you would put on learning and the importance of school. The faith you both were so kind to share. The climbing between you two in fear, because you, decided to foster care. Yes, this is the bounty I cherish and cling to. It is my harvest. For it was what made me the man I am today. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

I can remember my aunt taking care of me as a boy when my mom got ill and I was always a treat to stay with her because she would always make really good food for us. She had patience and she had love I will never forget when I was battling cancer how she would call me almost every day to see how I was doing and to tell me that she was praying for me i’m going to miss her so much but at the same time I know that she is where she wanted to be next to my uncle Pancho she truly was an example to live by and she will be missed immensely.

95th Birthday , memories that will be cherished forever in my heart mother of my life ♥️

OBITUARY

Virginia S. Lopez

May 19, 1929 – June 14, 2024

Fairhaven Memorial Park & Mortuary

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