Help Us Lay My Beloved Sister to Rest

Good afternoon, I hope this finds everybody in good health and good spirits. I have made this account for my sister that I lost way too soon. Way too early and she was way too young. Me, my mom, my dad, my sister Antonia, and my sister Patricia. We're a very tight-knit family and now our family has expanded tremendously, and my sister has always been proud of that, proud of her family. Proud of her kids. Proud of herself. She was always giving and understanding. She helped a lot of people who nobody else would even take a second look at. I remember when she had her own makeup tutorials, makeup for the dark heart. She gave so many women so much confidence and ideas to make themselves feel beautiful and have confidence in themselves like the way she did, and she wanted to spread that knowledge and she wanted other women to have the same confidence and love themselves the way she did as well. My sister had a rough life, but she also had a beautiful, wonderful, fun life. She never took things for granted. She always made the most of her time, and she lived most of her life at night because she didn't like the day. That's just the way she was, a little night owl, but eventually, health issues caught up with my sister. She had COPD, and she constantly would catch pneumonia and bronchitis, sometimes at the same time, and that's what happened this time. My family and I thought that she would just be in and out of the hospital, but that wasn't the case. My sister laid there for almost a month. They had to put a tube down her throat. They took it out, and they said she was going to be okay. I thought she was out of the woods. I thought she was going to be out within a couple more weeks, but that wasn't the case either. All of a sudden, on March 28th, 2025, her breathing became unstable. Blood pressure down. Heart rate up, and she just didn't make it. Hearing the news of her passing was the worst thing of my life. I've lost people in my life but never so close and near to me. I feel like a quarter of my heart is missing, but I do have to be strong for my family. My mom and dad, my sister's children, my two nephews, and my niece Casey Anthony Miller, Mario Francisco, and Mirraya Mora. We never got a chance to think or talk about getting life insurance policies. So this is why I'm on here to ask for help from her friends and family to help put my sister to rest in a beautiful way. Anything will help, and we appreciate anything. My sister helped a lot of people, and she never expected anything in return, but right now we need help. It was sudden and abrupt. I thought my sister was out of the woods, but she just didn't make it. So thank you for even taking a look at this, and always remember to kiss and tell the people that you love and the most dear to you how much you love them every day because tomorrow is not expected, and life is short. Thank you. Sarah Sandoval