McNett Funeral Home

11/20/2025

Grayson Owen Valenzuela Obituary:

Grayson Owen Valenzuela, a cherished soul who was born and passed away on November 15th in Midland, Texas. His brief presence on earth was a gift that his family will treasure eternally.

Grayson was born to the proud parents, Elsa and Pedro Valenzuela. From the moment they learned of his impending birth, Grayson was enveloped in warmth and affection, a beloved son and brother. He was welcomed into a family that cherished every detail about him, from his darling button nose to his charming little hands and feet.

His brother, Kian Valenzuela, will forever cherish the memory of his little brother. Grayson's grandparents, Hilda and Pedro Valenzuela along with Kasey and Scooter Harris, felt immense joy in welcoming their grandchild into the world. His aunts, Mira Valenzuela, Marie Garcia, Sissy Madden, Katie Baldwin, Emma Garcia, and Nina Garcia, as well as his uncles, Chris Garcia, Rocco Garcia, and Ivan Garcia, were ready to dote on him, showering him with love and affection.

Although Grayson's earthly life was short, his impact was profound and lasting. He was loved beyond words, and his spirit will continue to shine brightly in the hearts of those who anticipated his life with joy. Grayson's journey continues beyond this world, in a place of peace and eternal love.

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11/14/2025

The Gift of Planning Ahead:

We don’t usually wake up thinking about pre-planning - life is busy, and it’s easy to assume it’s something to worry about much later. But taking a little time now can make a world of difference for the people you love most.

When you share your wishes in advance, you’re giving your family clarity, comfort, and the space to focus on what truly matters. It’s your way of saying, “I’ve taken care of this for you. You won’t have to guess, and you won’t have to carry it alone.”

Pre-planning isn’t about expecting the end. It’s about creating peace - knowing your story will be honored exactly the way you want, with grace and intention. And starting early simply means you can live with a little more ease, knowing the hard parts are already handled.

At McNett Funeral Home, we see planning ahead as an incredibly personal and meaningful gift - one that brings calm today and comfort when it’s needed most.

To begin the conversation, call and schedule a visit with Tony Bianco.

Your family will be grateful - and so will you.

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11/11/2025

Cheryl Jumper Obituary

Cheryl Diane Jumper, a mother, sister, aunt, and friend, passed away peacefully on November 7th, 2025, at the BeeHive in Andrews, Texas, at the age of 73.

Born October 21st, 1952, in Andrews, Texas, to W.T. and Patsy Jumper. Cheryl was blessed with one son, Brian Todd Jumper. She worked at the local hospital for 42 years as a Licensed Vocational Nurse until her retirement.

Cheryl is preceded in death by her mother and father, W.T. and Patsy Jumper, her son Brian Jumper, and her brother Bill Jumper. She is survived by her two sisters, Linda Jones and husband Wayne of Andrews, TX, and Pam Williams and husband Brad of Andrews, TX; her sister-in-law, Carolyn Jumper of Abilene, TX; and three nieces, two nephews, along with several cousins and great-nephews and nieces.

She was a graduate of Andrews High School and was part of one of the first nursing classes to be sponsored by Permian General Hospital.

She had a special place in her heart for her nieces and nephews.

Profound gratitude to BeeHive Homes of Andrews and Home Hospice for their compassion and care—Mallorie, Selenda, Sandra, Kelly, and Jordon—during this difficult time. She will be profoundly missed.

A visitation will be held on Wednesday, November 12th, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at McNett Funeral Home. Funeral services will also be held at McNett Funeral Home on Thursday, November 13th, 2025, at 11:00 AM with Pastor Donnie Rollie officiating. Burial will follow immediately at Andrews North Cemetery.

11/05/2025

Antonia Baeza Canava Obituary

Antonia Baeza Canava passed away peacefully at her home on November 3, 2025, at the age of 72, in Andrews, Texas. Born on February 11, 1953, in Mulato, Mexico, Antonia's life was a testament to her unwavering faith, her deep love for her family, and her commitment to her community.

Antonia's journey began alongside her cherished parents, Filomeno Baeza and Adela Armendariz. Her early years were filled with the vibrant culture and traditions of her hometown, which she carried with her throughout her life. She found her soulmate in Margarito Morin Canava and together, they built a life rich in love and partnership that lasted over fifty years until his passing in 2023.

The couple's love blossomed into a large, loving family. Antonia is survived by her children, Jorge Baeza of Odessa, Joel Canava and wife Sandy of Odessa, Becky Vásquez and husband Rodrigo of Kermit, Criselda Leyva of Mexico, Oscar Baeza of Houston, Elizar Canava and wife Rosa of Andrews, Saul Canava and wife Esmeralda of Andrews, Raul Canava and wife Sandra of Andrews, and Luisa Canava of San Diego, CA. Her legacy continues through the lives of her twenty-nine grandchildren and thirty-five great-grandchildren, who will carry her spirit forward. Antonia was a sister to Jesus Martin Baeza, Soccoro Baeza Trevino, Lupe Baeza, Leonila Rojo, Argelia Ortiz, Carolina Salcido, and Blanca Goff, and she held a special place in the hearts of her many nieces, nephews, and extended family members.

A respected member of the Andrews community since 1976, Antonia was a devout Christian and a dedicated member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. Her faith was her guiding light, providing comfort and direction through life's challenges.

Antonia's home was a hub of warmth and generosity. She was a remarkable cook, known for her ability to create delicious meals that brought people together. Her home was a sanctuary for all, a place where family and friends gathered, and where anyone in need found a helping hand. Her ability to raise her family and instill values of respect and morality is a legacy that will live on through the generations.

Her family will forever remember Antonia's unwavering positivity. She was the embodiment of resilience, always facing life with a smile that could light up any room. Her passing reunites her with her beloved husband Margarito, her parents, and her brothers Filomeno and Oscar Baeza. Though she will be deeply missed, the memories of her kind heart, her nurturing spirit, and her infectious joy will remain with us always.

A visitation will be held at McNett Funeral Home on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, from six until eight o’clock in the evening with a rosary beginning at seven o’clock in the evening. A graveside service will be held on Thursday November 6, 2025 at ten o’clock in the morning at Andrews North Cemetery with Father Joseph Ogbonna officiating.

Antonia Baeza Canava falleció en paz en su hogar el 3 de noviembre de 2025, a la edad de 72 años, en Andrews, Texas. Nacida el 11 de febrero de 1953 en Mulato, México, la vida de Antonia fue un testimonio de su fe inquebrantable, su profundo amor por su familia y su compromiso con su comunidad.

La vida de Antonia comenzó junto a sus queridos padres, Filomeno Baeza y Adela Armendáriz. Sus primeros años estuvieron llenos de la vibrante cultura y las tradiciones de su pueblo natal, las cuales la acompañaron durante toda su vida. Encontró a su alma gemela en Margarito Morin Canava y juntos construyeron una vida plena de amor y compañerismo que duró más de cincuenta años, hasta el fallecimiento de él en 2023.

El amor de la pareja floreció y dio origen a una gran y amorosa familia. Antonia deja en duelo a sus hijos: Jorge Baeza de Odessa, Joel Canava y su esposa Sandy de Odessa, Becky Vásquez y su esposo Rodrigo de Kermit, Criselda Leyva de México, Oscar Baeza de Houston, Elizar Canava y su esposa Rosa de Andrews, Saul Canava y su esposa Esmeralda de Andrews, Raul Canava y su esposa Sandra de Andrews, y Luisa Canava de San Diego, California. Su legado perdura a través de sus veintinueve nietos y treinta y cinco bisnietos, quienes llevarán su espíritu consigo. Antonia era hermana de Jesús Martín Baeza, Socorro Baeza Treviño, Lupe Baeza, Leonila Rojo, Argelia Ortiz, Carolina Salcido y Blanca Goff, y ocupaba un lugar especial en el corazón de sus numerosos sobrinos, sobrinas y demás familiares.

Respetada miembro de la comunidad de Andrews desde 1976, Antonia era una cristiana devota y una feligresa comprometida de la Iglesia Católica Nuestra Señora de Lourdes. Su fe fue su guía, brindándole consuelo y dirección ante los desafíos de la vida.

El hogar de Antonia era un remanso de calidez y generosidad. Era una cocinera excepcional, conocida por su habilidad para crear deliciosas comidas que unían a las personas. Su casa era un santuario para todos, un lugar donde se reunían familiares y amigos, y donde quien lo necesitara encontraba una mano amiga. Su capacidad para criar a su familia e inculcar valores de respeto y moralidad es un legado que perdurará por generaciones.

Su familia siempre recordará la inquebrantable positividad de Antonia. Era la personificación de la resiliencia, siempre enfrentando la vida con una sonrisa que iluminaba cualquier lugar. Su partida la reúne con su amado esposo Margarito, sus padres y sus hermanos Filomeno y Oscar Baeza. Aunque la extrañaremos profundamente, los recuerdos de su bondad, su espíritu protector y su contagiosa alegría permanecerán siempre con nosotros.

El velatorio tendrá lugar en la Funeraria McNett el miércoles 5 de noviembre de 2025, de seis a ocho de la noche, con un rosario a las siete de la noche. El sepelio se celebrará el jueves 6 de noviembre de 2025 en el Cementerio Andrews North, oficiado por el Padre Joseph Ogbonna.

11/04/2025

Wayne Longshore Obituary

Wayne Longshore passed away peacefully on November 3, 2025, in the same Texas town where his story began on July 13, 1938. Wayne's life was marked by service, hard work, and an unwavering commitment to his family and faith.

Born to Wilma Martin Longshore and William Thomas Longshore. He attended Odessa High School, where his early life was shaped by the values that would guide him throughout his days. His dedication to his country was evident as he joined the United States Armed Forces, serving with distinction before receiving an honorable discharge.

Wayne's heart found its match when he married Arlene Reeves on November 25, 1959. Their union was blessed with two daughters, Jodie and Cindy, and forty memorable years of marriage until Arlene's passing in 1999. Love graced Wayne's life once more when he married Lorene Elaine Mullins on December 11, 2005. Together, they shared nineteen joy-filled years.

Professionally, Wayne was a man of many talents. His career with Coca-Cola and later Dr. Pepper in the Midland and Odessa area was marked by dedication and excellence. Wayne's entrepreneurial spirit shone brightly as he owned and operated Arlene's Flowers with his family. His time as an EZ Rider bus driver further exemplified his commitment to serving others.

Wayne's Christian faith was the cornerstone of his life. He was a member of Travis Baptist Church in Midland Tx. His belief in the teachings of Christ guided him in all his endeavors and was a source of comfort and strength.

Wayne was a dedicated husband, father, and grandfather. His greatest joy was in the time spent with his loved ones.

He leaves behind a legacy of love and devotion that will be carried on by his daughters, Jodie Gonzales and husband Daniel, and Cindy Jones and husband Danny; step-son, Clifton Mullins; brother, Bobby Longshore and wife Francis; grandchildren, Sean Gonzales, Brittany Neri and husband Sal, and Holly Stevens and husband Brad; five great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews, and extended family members.

Wayne is now reunited with those who have passed before him: his parents, Wilma and William Longshore; his first wife, Arlene; second wife, Lorene; stepdaughter, Debbie; brothers, Curtis and Billy Longshore; and sister, Melba Greenlee.

A visitation will be held on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, at McNett Funeral Home from one until two o’clock in the afternoon. Funeral services will follow at two o’clock in the afternoon at McNett Funeral Home with Pastor Cody Hull officiating with burial immediately after at Andrews North Cemetery.

10/30/2025

Jerry Holder Luttrall Obituary

Jerry Holder Luttrall passed away peacefully on October 28, 2025, in Bryan, Texas. Born on March 2, 1935, in Wilbarger County, Texas, Jerry's life was a testament to the power of love, faith, and family.

Jerry's journey began as the daughter of a close-knit family in the heart of Texas, where she cultivated the values of compassion and community that would define her life. She married Jack Holder in June of 1955, and this union blossomed into nearly twenty-two years of marriage filled with love. The couple was blessed with two sons, Kent and Keith, who were cherished sons. After Jack's passing in May 1977, Jerry found love once more with Martin Jay Luttrall, sharing a life of devotion until his passing in March 2024.It was a special time in her life being part of the lives of his four children Tim, Tammie, Terrie, and Tony, She enjoyed watching them grow and start their own families and then their kids doing the same. They were able to form strong relationships that exist to this day.

A devout Christian, Jerry's faith was her guiding light, providing strength and comfort throughout her life's journey. She was a dedicated member of the Church of Christ, where she formed enduring friendships and served her community with grace and humility.

Jerry's commitment to her family was unwavering. As a stay-at-home mom, she nurtured her children's growth with an unwavering devotion that continued to radiate through the generations. Her home was a haven of warmth and affection, where laughter and wisdom were shared in abundance. Her later years were spent working for Andrews ISD, where she touched the lives of many and created friendships that stood the test of time.

Jerry's hobbies included sewing and quilting, she made numerous pieces that her family will forever cherish. As well as spending time outdoors gardening and completing yard work.

She leaves behind a legacy of love and cherished memories. Her sons, Kent Holder and wife Gena of Bryan, Texas, and Keith Holder and wife Kathie of Sedona, Arizona; her brother, Duane Sessums of Phoenix, Arizona; her sister, Winifred Neel of Pasadena, Texas; and her numerous nephews, nieces, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren will continue to honor her spirit by living the values she embodied.

Her extended family with Martin includes children Tim Luttrall and wife Pam, Tony Luttrall and wife Audra, Tammie Williamson and husband Donnie, Terrie Braunholz and husband Stephen.

A proud grandmother to Cori Becerra and husband Will, Luke Luttrall, Shera Williamson, Dalton Luttrall and wife Nicoel, Brittany Linseisen and husband Brett, Peavy Braunholz, with great grandchildren Callen Luttrall and Catherine Luttrall.

She was also grandmother to her son’s children Amber Holder Voyles, Katherine Holder, Jackie Holder, David Holder, and Thomas J Holder.

A graveside service will be held on Saturday, November 1st, 2025, at ten o’clock in the morning at Andrews Old Cemetery with Reverend Leslie Boone officiating under the direction of McNett Funeral Home.

10/28/2025

Reagan Waldrip Obituary

With hearts full of love and sorrow, we celebrate the life of Reagan Rochelle Waldrip, who passed away on October 20, 2025, at Clements Hospital in Dallas, Texas, after a courageous and lengthy battle with Neurofibromatosis Type 2. She was 28 years old.

Born on May 9, 1997, Reagan was a bright light whose strength, independence, and determination inspired everyone who knew her. Fierce in all she did, she faced life’s challenges with extraordinary grace and courage, never allowing obstacles to define her spirit. She was unwavering in her belief in her dreams and lived each day with purpose and faith. Those who knew Reagan often described her as unique—a beautiful soul who walked her own path with confidence, creativity, and heart.

A 2015 graduate of Andrews High School, Reagan was deeply involved in academics and the arts. She was a proud member of the marching band and jazz band, where she loved playing the saxophone. Her creativity also shone through her art, and she advanced to the VASE State Competition with her unique and expressive work. An exceptional student, Reagan competed in UIL math, science, and computer science events, always driven by her love of learning.

Reagan went on to attend Texas State University, where she was pursuing a degree in Biochemistry with a minor in Computer Science. Her goal was to work in medical research to help fight Neurofibromatosis Type 2—the very disease she battled with such courage. A lifelong learner and lover of science, Reagan often found ways to weave scientific concepts into her sculptures and sketches, blending intellect and artistry in remarkable ways.

Reagan is survived by her loving mother and stepfather, Christi and Jason Watson; her sister and brother, Zoey and Travis Watson; her grandmother, Patsy Beard; and her beloved hedgehog, Harper. She also leaves behind a host of family members and friends who will forever cherish her warmth, wit, and strength. She was preceded in death by her father, Nathan Waldrip; her grandparents, Bonnie and Jim Waldrip; and her grandfather, Monte Beard.

In keeping with her lifelong commitment to learning and helping others, Reagan’s body was accepted into the Willed Body Program of UT Southwestern, contributing to the advancement of medical research and education—a fitting legacy for someone who spent her life passionately pursuing knowledge and hope for a cure.

A Celebration of Life will be held at McNett Funeral Home in Andrews, Texas, on Monday, November 3rd, from 6:00–8:00 PM. This will be a time for family and friends to gather, share memories, and celebrate Reagan’s remarkable life together.

Though her time on earth was far too short, Reagan’s courage, compassion, and fierce, unique spirit will continue to shine through the countless lives she touched. In lieu of flowers, please donate to NF2 BioSolutions at https://donorbox.org/reagan-waldrip

10/27/2025

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10/21/2025

Sherry was the beloved wife of the late Terry Wesley Norvell, and together they raised a family that became her pride and joy. She was a devoted mother to her sons, Andy Dean Norvell and Jeremiah Norvell, both of Andrews, TX, and her daughter, Kisty Ann Norvell, also of Andrews, TX. Sherry's love extended to her siblings, Randy York of Chandler, TX, Gary York of Andrews, TX, and Terry York and his wife Annabelle of Andrews, TX; her sister, Tammy Orman and her husband Timothy of Neosho, MO; and her sister, Francine Barrett and her husband Faron of Kerrville, TX. Her spirit will continue to shine brightly through her cherished grandchildren, Jade and Kolten Norvell.

Sherry was greeted in heaven by her sister Cindy Harvey, brothers Rickey York and Lenny York, and her parents Carl Dean York and Dolly Ann Hobbs. These reunions, though bittersweet for those she left behind, are a comfort to those who believe she is now in the company of angels.

A faithful Christian, Sherry lived her beliefs through her actions, embodying the grace and compassion taught by her faith. She found joy in the simplicity of life—taking walks, fishing with an infectious enthusiasm, and sharing moments of humor, even if it meant playfully arguing with her brother Gary. Sherry's love for investigator mystery shows and "The Price is Right" were well-known, as was her laughter that echoed during each episode.

Sherry carried a quiet warmth that left an impression on those around her. Though gentle in presence, her care for others ran deep, especially for those closest to her. She brought lightness to a room with her sense of humor and had a way of making people feel seen. Those who knew her, even briefly, will remember her grace, her easy laughter, and the quiet strength she carried. Her presence will be missed, but her spirit lingers in the hearts she touched.

As we bid farewell to Sherry, we are reminded of the impact one life can have on so many. Her memory will be cherished and kept alive in the stories we share and the love we continue to give, just as she taught us. Sherry York Norvell walked this earth for sixty years, and the beauty of her spirit will linger for eternity.

A visitation will be held on Wednesday, October 22nd at 10:00 a.m. at McNett Funeral Home, followed by a graveside service at 11:30 a.m. at Andrews North Cemetery, officiated by Rev. Leslie Boone.

10/21/2025

Margarita Vasquez Montoya passed away peacefully on October 18, 2025, in Andrews, Texas. Born on June 10, 1931, in Ojinaga, Mexico, Margarita's life journey of 94 years was marked by her unwavering faith, love for her family, and an infectious smile that brightened the lives of all who knew her.

Margarita's early life in Ojinaga laid the foundation for her enduring strength and resilience. Her path led her to the arms of her soulmate, Rodolfo Montoya, with whom she shared over six decades of marriage. Their union was blessed with love, laughter, and a beautiful family that continued to grow through the years.

As a devout Catholic, Margarita's faith was the cornerstone of her existence. She lived her life as a testament to her beliefs, and her commitment to her religion was evident in her kindness and the way she nurtured her family and community.

Margarita's talents extended into the kitchen, where she was known for her exceptional culinary skills. Her home was a hub of warmth and hospitality, where friends and family gathered around the table to enjoy her delicious meals and the comfort of her company. She had the unique ability to make everyone feel at home, and her presence was a source of happiness for those fortunate enough to cross her path.

Margarita approached life with a sense of wonder and a positive outlook that inspired all who knew her. Even in the face of adversity, she remained a pillar of strength and optimism, her smile never wavering.

Margarita's legacy is carried on by her loving sons, Rodolfo Montoya Vasquez and wife Aurelia, Luis Roberto Montoya Vasquez and wife Linda, and Raul Montoya Vasquez and wife Belen, all of whom have been pillars of support and love throughout her life. She was the cherished grandmother to Noe Flores, Yadira Armendariz, Yesica Castillo, Sergio Flores, Liliana Montoya, Tania Ramos, Adrian Montoya, Kristian Montoya, Yohana Montoya, Marcos Montoya, Luis Armando Montoya, Kendra Carrasco, and Angel Montoya. Her family tree blossomed to include twenty-two grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren, all of whom brought immense joy and pride to her heart.

She leaves behind two brothers, and a host of nieces, nephews, and other family members who will miss her deeply. Margarita now joins her beloved husband Rodolfo, her parents Luz Morales Vasquez and Tomas Vasquez, her daughter Rosa Elma Flores Montoya, one brother, and four sisters in eternal rest.

Margarita Vasquez Montoya's life was a beautiful tapestry woven with faith, love, and joy. Her memory will be cherished, her stories retold, and her love felt forever in the hearts of those she touched.

A visitation will be held on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, from six until eight o’clock in the evening with a rosary beginning at seven o’clock in the evening at McNett Funeral Home. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Thursday, October 23, 2025, at ten o’clock in the morning at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church with burial to follow at Andrews North Cemetery.

Margarita Vásquez Montoya falleció pacíficamente el 18 de octubre de 2025 en Andrews, Texas. Nacida el 10 de junio de 1931 en Ojinaga, México, su trayectoria vital de 94 años estuvo marcada por su fe inquebrantable, su amor por su familia y una sonrisa contagiosa que iluminó la vida de quienes la conocieron.

Su juventud en Ojinaga sentó las bases de su fortaleza y resiliencia. Su camino la condujo a los brazos de su alma gemela, Rodolfo Montoya, con quien compartió más de seis décadas de matrimonio. Su unión estuvo llena de amor, risas y una hermosa familia que continuó creciendo con los años.

Como católica devota, la fe de Margarita fue la piedra angular de su existencia. Vivió su vida como testimonio de sus creencias, y su compromiso con su religión se evidenció en su bondad y en la forma en que nutrió a su familia y comunidad.

El talento de Margarita se extendió a la cocina, donde era conocida por sus excepcionales habilidades culinarias. Su hogar era un centro de calidez y hospitalidad, donde amigos y familiares se reunían alrededor de la mesa para disfrutar de sus deliciosas comidas y la comodidad de su compañía. Tenía la capacidad única de hacer que todos se sintieran como en casa, y su presencia era una fuente de felicidad para quienes tenían la fortuna de cruzarse en su camino.

Margarita afrontaba la vida con una capacidad de asombro y una actitud positiva que inspiraba a todos los que la conocían. Incluso ante la adversidad, se mantuvo firme como un pilar de fortaleza y optimismo, con una sonrisa inquebrantable.

El legado de Margarita continúa gracias a sus queridos hijos: Rodolfo Montoya Vásquez y su esposa Aurelia, Luis Roberto Montoya Vásquez y su esposa Linda, y Raúl Montoya Vásquez y su esposa Belén, quienes han sido pilares de apoyo y amor a lo largo de su vida. Fue la querida abuela de Noé Flores, Yadira Armendáriz, Yesica Castillo, Sergio Flores, Liliana Montoya, Tania Ramos, Adrián Montoya, Kristian Montoya, Yohana Montoya, Marcos Montoya, Luis Armando Montoya, Kendra Carrasco y Ángel Montoya. Su árbol genealógico floreció hasta incluir veintidós nietos y cinco tataranietos, quienes llenaron su corazón de inmensa alegría y orgullo.

Deja atrás a dos hermanos y a un gran número de sobrinos, sobrinas y otros familiares que la extrañarán profundamente. Margarita ahora se une a su amado esposo Rodolfo, a sus padres Luz Morales Vásquez y Tomás Vásquez, a su hija Rosa Elma Flores Montoya, a un hermano y a cuatro hermanas en el descanso eterno.

La vida de Margarita Vásquez Montoya fue un hermoso tapiz tejido con fe, amor y alegría. Su recuerdo será atesorado, sus historias serán contadas y su amor permanecerá para siempre en los corazones de quienes la rodearon.

El velatorio se llevará a cabo el miércoles 22 de octubre de 2025, de seis a ocho de la tarde, con el rosario a partir de las siete de la tarde en la Funeraria McNett. La misa de entierro cristiano se celebrará el jueves 23 de octubre de 2025, a las diez de la mañana, en la Iglesia Católica de Nuestra Señora de Lourdes, y el entierro se realizará posteriormente en el Cementerio Andrews North.

10/10/2025

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