Condolence: To my mom with love.
I will always remember the fun times we shared at the San Diego bay flying kites and having picnics.Painting with oils at home,teaching us how to play musical instruments,when you taught angelica and me to ride our bikes,and even when you were showing off on your roller skates in the park. When we would go to sea port village or Anthony's and have sea food ,or ride on the carousel or go to the sees candy store.
MOM...,I just want to say I'm thankful for all that you have done for me, even when I thought it wasn't fair. I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU MOM. I will cherish my memories of you for ever.
LOVE ETERNALLY YOUR SON

Condolence: In my home there is a photo,
of a face more precious than gold.
And to those who love and lost you,
your memory will never grow old.
Today I look at your photo,
at your face so loving and true.
No wonder my heart is breaking mom,
losing a mother like you.
But each day you walk beside me,
and when my life is through,
I pray that God will take my hand,
and lead me straight to you.

I found this poem and I thought of you. Loving you two and keeping you in my prayers.

Teri

Condolence: Shirley was my sister. We didn't have a lot of time together, or keep in tough like we should have. I remember her best for her laughter. When I was 18 I moved to, and she was living in San Diego. She found me, and we quickly caught up on what had been going on. We spent alot of time together then. I will never forget her and my heart goes out to Angelica and Jose and all those who knew her. She will be missed.

Condolence: Angelica, Demetrius and Theresa,
We are so sorry for your loss. We are holding you in our prayers that you will get through the grief one day at a time. Good memories and stories of a life well lived will be comfort in the days ahead. I didn't know your mom, but know of the special bond between grandchild and grandma. And I know how much Angelica loved her mom.

Condolence: What I remember : Shirley and I traveled to Mexico. She was twenty years young, I was twenty four. First we had a great trip to Puerto Vallarta, stayed for few weeks, then we decided to visit some of my relatives in Guadalajara were we spent some time having lots of fun going to the little towns out side Guadalajara. Lago de Chapala, Ajijic, and many others. All this time I was working as pianist. We decided to visit my cousin Carmen, who lived in El Paso, TX. so we went to Juarez Chihuahua. We didn't have much fun there but we decided to get married, and we went to Zaragoza and got married there, a town not far from Juarez. The marriage was not part of the plan, but was necessary to renew the Mexican Immigration Permit for Shirley to be able to travel with me back into Mexico. We head back to T.J. were I start playing at the "Capri" again, where I met her, shortly after we left to Ensenada. She join my musical group, singing standard songs at " Raphael" Piano Bar. This is a short story to share with my kids and their kids. Together we lived and experienced the good times, the great times of a young couple.

Condolence: I am so sorry for your loss and I will do whatever I can to help you through this.

Condolence: We are saddened by Shirley's passing. She was always a buoyant member of large blended family. Her mom was proud of her, and I was proud to be a friend and extended family member. She was thoughtful and caring when it might have been awkward, and I greatly appreciated her wonderful gifts.

Many happy memories.

With love to Angelica, Demetrius, Theresa, Jose, Maru and their children . . . . from Linda and the Castiles.

Condolence: My heart goes out to Shirley's family and close friends at the loss of such a wonderful woman. I remember seeing her with Angelica and Demetrius and how much joy and love she had in her heart for her family. I know the bond shared will never be broken and she continues to be with you. We are holding you with us during this painful time. xo Carrie and Justin