In Loving Memory of Tita

We are raising funds for Tita’s funeral and memorial expenses, as well as to help give her children a new beginning.

Tita was a daughter, a sister, a mother, an aunt, and a friend. As the first daughter on both her father’s and mother’s sides, she taught each of them how to be a mom and dad. She was loved by many within our family as if she were their own child.

As the oldest sister of many, Tita created unforgettable memories with her brothers and sisters. She encouraged each of us and carried a sense of pride for all our achievements. As the mother of six, she took great pride in her children, aiming to create the same special environment she grew up in. She loved each of her kids deeply and taught them the realities of life with honesty and care. She also helped her kids become closer to their cultural roots by getting involved in Native American dancing and practices.

Tita was an amazing aunt to her nieces and nephews. Her face would light up every time she saw them, always ready to shower them with hugs and kisses. She was a true friend to many, so much so that people often considered her closer than their own family. She was a beautiful soul who cared deeply for those around her and left no one behind. If Tita had it, we all had it.

Tita is survived by her mother, Norma, her father, Jim, and her step-father, Lucio, her children—Nohemi, David, Desiree, Emanuel, Enabella, Victor—and her siblings—James, Nathan, Elena, Victoria, Fabian, Marika, Angela, Mariah, Teeny, Victor, Jesus, Fabian, and Lorenzo—along with many nieces and nephews.

We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your support during this difficult time. Any contribution, no matter the size, will help honor Tita’s memory and give her children a foundation for a hopeful future.

The date set here for services is not the official date. More information from the family to come.