


I miss and Love you Mom. 

In one word Mom was "Love"

Growing up we didn't have many possessions, but we were never without. I was never hungry or without clothes on my back. And one thing I always had is plenty of Love. 

She didn't tell you who she was she showed you, and not with fancy clothes or jewelry but with actions.  She was kind and giving to others. She taught me kindness and compassion for others. 

If there were a motto for Mom it would probably go something like this "it's not about what you have but you who you have to share it with"

Losing Mom is paralyzing, but I know she wouldn't want us to stop living.  She would want us to love deeply and leave this world a little better then we found it. I ask that you remember her by giving to those in need, even if all you have to give is a smile and a hug.

My deepest most sincere & wholehearted condolences to my brother Jose Manuel, his sister, his wife, and all of the Renteria family.  I was blessed to get to know Lydia the past several years and she was always the same selfless person.  Truly, a giving person who loved The Lord.  It's our enormous loss & Heaven's immense gain.  God bless her precious soul forever.

Thinking of you, Lydia. Dear neighbor and friend. May you be at peace.

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Lydia V. Renteria

March 22, 1937 – August 27, 2015

Funeraria del Angel University

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