Home going for Cynthia Arellano

On August 19th, 2016 our world changed forever when our loving and caring mother Cynthia Arellano passed away at just 37 years old. She accepted christ at an early age and constantly reminded us how good God is. She was an LVN at Ranch Los Amigos Rehabilitation Center, but when she wasn't at work she was devoting her time and attention to my 14 year old brother RJ and I. She was very proud of us and constantly praising us for our accomplishments in life like my brother being a football star and graduating from middle school and me becoming a hairdresser after graduating high-school. This is a feeling I don't wish upon any one but a mothers love never dies and we will continue to make her proud and love one another as she would want us to. She was the life of the party and always knew how to put a smile on your face in the worst of times. She was a friend to everyone who knew her and will truly be missed.


August 19th, will forever be a memorable day for my brother and I. Her death came as a sudden surprise to everyone who knew her. We do find some comfort in knowing she is no longer suffering and now resting peacefully and watching down on us.

In her untimely death she left behind a host of family members like her wonderful children Rayven and RJ, her brother Anthony, niece London and nephew Kayden, mother Yolanda and grand mother Essie Ashley and a host of aunts, uncle, and cousins.

We will be having a funeral sevice in the beginning of September and the financial burden of paying for a funeral out of pocket is too much to bare. So I am coming to you in my time of grief to ask not only for your prayers but for financial support. I want to give her the best home going and burial because she deserves it and little thing helps. Thank you in advance and God Bless.