I will always admire Ms. Domingo for the strong, knowledgeable, leader she was. I was fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to learn from her, early on in my career. I will always cherish and all of her words of encouragement during times when I felt down or when things felt too overwhelming. Ms. Domingo was a voice of strength and she believed that I could do great things even when others thought otherwise. Any time I had a doubt or question while learning to manage difficult tasks as a teacher; I knew I could count on Ms. Domingo to help me through it. I was fortunate to have spent numerous hours together with Ms. Domingo organizing and attending fun clubs for our students. Although some days we’re very stressful, we spent the majority of the time enjoying these experiences with our students. To tell you the truth, I was shocked to hear about Ms. Domingo‘s passing, in my mind I believed she was at least 15-20 years younger than she was. I hope her youthful and strong spirit continues to resonate and live in all of our hearts. I truly hope she is in a better place as she will always missed and remembered.

I will never forget the times we shared at Eladio R. Martinez.  We worked seamlessly together to educate hundreds of sixth graders and in the process became good friends.  
I mostly remember how you would not accept failure from your students. 
I will miss you and the many memories we shared. 
Rest In Peace my friend. 
Nadine Waterman 

I admired Mrs. Domingo who was such a good teacher. She worked very hard to make a difference in the life of her students. She also helped teachers. I appreciated her patience and kindness. One of my favorite memories is when we attended a teacher training together. We always had fun and we even had a silly picture taken together. I will miss her so much. She was a beloved friend and fellow teacher. More than anything I cherished her friendship. 
He will raise you up on eagles’ wings 
Bear you on the breath of dawn 
Make you to shine like the sun 
And hold you in the palm of His hand

My best memory of Aunt Bie is from our summer trip in 2000. We road tripped from Texas to Mt Rushmore, over to Yellowstone and back down through Colorado. As a young child this is one of my first memories of having solo conversations with her and getting to know her on a much more intimate level. She was always smiling and I will cherish her stories. I love you Aunt Bie and you will be missed. 

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Natividad Natividad Domingo

December 1, 1945 – July 26, 2020

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