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Rodney and Philip Buchla posted a condolence
Sunday, December 21, 2014
Senora, You came back in our family's life at a time when Families need each other the most. We are honored to consider YOUR family OUR family and our Mother was so happy when we reconnected.. Even if there was a language barrier at times, We still felt the love coming from your beautiful heart. You are one of God's precious angels now and until we all meet in heaven again we ask to please pray for us. Please tell our angel, Our mother we love and miss her so much...
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Diana Colon posted a condolence
Monday, August 11, 2014
Dona Bangela,
That's how i new her. She was a very quiet and nice person. I remember her when i came to the house on ocassions on Sundays and she would be cooking her sunday dinner for her family. I would also see her walking to the eastside of town to go help her husband at the store they owend together. She was a quiet modest lady. Loved her very much. RIP Dona Bangela.
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Z. Nieves posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Lamento mucho la perdida de su querida Evangelista. Se sufre mucho cuando perdemos un ser querido. Nuestro Padre Celestial nos promete que nos acerquemos a el y el se acercara a nosotros (Santiago 4:8). El nos hace la invitacion para que gocemos de todas las bendiciones que nos tiene reservadas, entre ellas las esperanza de volver a reunirnos con nuestros seres queridos que hoy duermen en la muerte (Juan 5:28,29). Tambien nos promete limpiar toda lagrima de nuestro rostro y elminar la muerte para siempre junto con el sufrimiento.(Revelacion 21:4). Conocer esas promesas me dieron mucho consuelo cuando perdi a mi padre, por eso quise compartirlas con usted. Gracias por habermelo permitido.
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The Perez Soler Family posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Our Mamita was the matriarch of a large family. She had 10 children, 34 grandchildren, 58 great grandchildren, and 5 great great grandchildren. She is also the aunt of 10 nephews and nieces and was the great aunt of their children and grandchildren. She was a modest woman of great faith and courage. Mamita was a talented seamstress; a skill she developed at a young age to help support her family. She also had a beautiful voice and sang in parandas and was a wonderful cook. She came from humble beginnings, but was resourceful and extremely hardworking, and ultimately became the owner of her own business. Mamita was widowed at a young age. Her values, beliefs, and loyalty to her husband influenced her choice to remain single for the remainder of her life. She was a private and quiet person, particularly in larger groups, however on a one to one basis, she had the ability to express such care through her words, and when she did that, her love for you radiated from her, and it was unmistakable. She had such great sincerity, and was a woman who continuously made sacrifices for the betterment of her family. For this reason, she even left her home, her beloved island of Puerto Rico. Our Mamita was a selfless and giving person. Her grandchildren remember her always giving them a few dollars on their birthdays, even when she had little to spare. She was a wonderful teacher who led by example. Her grandchildren viewed her as the rock that kept the family together. Many of us have so many childhood memories of seeing her daily or spending weekends visiting Mamita, and as a result, we were able to make some of our best memories together with our cousins; our family. With so many cousins, we didn't need friends. We had each other, and the love and support of family was something we know our grandmother cherished. Family and faith were first and foremost in her life. In her final days, Mamita demonstrated strength beyond explanation. And when we witnessed her struggle with the physical pain that came as she became more ill, it was amazing to see the joy and comfort that being surrounded by family and prayer brought to her. Our Mamita loved her life and her family, and she held on tight. She made certain to let her children know her wish for them. She told them, "Yo no necesito nada y lo unico que yo quiero es que ustedes, la familia, se lleven bien, que no tengan enojos ni rencores y esten todos en paz y harmonia." Her dying wish was for her family to have peace, harmony, and tranquility amongst them. We will NEVER know a stronger, more humble and giving woman. We will honor her not only by NEVER forgetting what she wanted for her family, but by trying to live each day as she lived, loving as she loved, giving as she gave, having faith during our most challenging times, having strength during our most difficult times, valuing our loved ones above all, and living with compassion, hope, forgiveness, peace, harmony, and tranquility. Our Mamita would always say goodbye to her loved ones by saying Dios de bendiga y la Virgencita te favoresca y te acompane which means God bless you and may the Virgin Mary protect you and be by your side. As we say goodbye to you, our Mamita, we are so blessed to have had you, such an amazing woman, in our lives, and to have received your love, guidance, and life lessons. We will forever be comforted by knowing that not only do we have God and the Virgin Mary's blessings to protect us, but we now have you up there with them to bless, guide, and protect us always. We will love you forever Mamita. Tu familia para siempre.
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Gladys Nieves Perez posted a condolence
Sunday, July 20, 2014
mi querida querida mamita como poner en palabras el vacio que siento en mi corazon y en mi alma.la falta imensa que me va hacer.te quiero para siempre y nunca me olvidare todos tus consejos todas tus bendiciones.me recuerdo muchos anos atras Cuando yo jovencita me dijiste que uno no sabia lo que era amar a un hijo hasta que uno no era madre.y cuando yo tuve a mis hijos entendi exactamente lo que me dicia.yo aprendi a ser madre por tu muchos ejemplos por que madre como tu ninguna.tuvimos la dicha de tenerte por muchos anos y no se como todo va hacer sin ti. pero yo se que ya tu estas en el cielo con dios y la virgincita por que tu eras y siempre seras un angel.te quiero mami con toda mi alma y todo mi corazon hechanos tu bendicion todas las horas del dia.
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Evy posted a condolence
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Mi Querida Abuelita. Me duele en el alma que nos haya dejado. Siempre recordaré nuestros cuentos de Puerto Rico y su risa cuando los hacia. Usted llegó a ver mucho y vivir muchos cambios en su vida, el cual son pocos los que lo logran. Me parece que la veo diciendome que coja a esa muchachita, Carmencita, desde la tienda EL Rincón, y luego usted viene a cojerla. Yo nunca le digo a nadie que los quiero mucho pero me alegre mucho que se lo pude decir en sus ultimos dias y espero que con mis actos usted lo sabia. La quiero y recordare siempre. La bendición mi querida abuelita.
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John Otero posted a condolence
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Para mi abuela, gracias por todo las historias y el amor que tu nos has dado a todos de nosotros. Tu familia te vamos a extrañarte mucho. Usted fue una gran mujer, fuerte con mucho amor y carino para tu familia. No te preocupes de nosotros que vamos estar bien. Descansa en paz a lado del el Señor y tu seres quiridos.
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Mardu and Edwin posted a condolence
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Señora Pérez, Muchas gracias por compartir su familia conmigo. Usted siempre demostró mucho respeto y caridad a los demás e especialmente hacia mi y mi familia como sí yo hubiese sido de su propio sangre. Estaré muy agradecida a conocerla como una gran mujer. Que en paz descanse. Le estrenare' mucho.
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