IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Maria

Maria Villanueva Profile Photo

Villanueva

May 3, 1927 — Sep 1, 2022

Obituary

Maria Cruz Villanueva Obituario

Falleció pacíficamente el día primero de Septiembre, 2022; dia de la Santa Trinidad.

Nació el día tres de Mayo del 1927; en el municipal de Cualcoman Michoacán, Mexico. Hermana de seis hermanas y dos hermanos; su Mamá Felicitas Jimenez y su Papá Ramon Villanueva. Desde muy chiquita empezó a trabajar con su familia, su Mamá la enseño a leer y a escribir en casa, después ella enseñó a otros.

Fue Mamá de seis hjias y cuatro hijos, Mamita de 42 nietos.

Dedicada ama de casa, desde casa hacia ropa, era "custurera" en su rancho; siempre hizo todo a su alcance para aportar para su familia.

En Octubre del 1981 emigro a los Estados Unidos, a Tri-Cities Washington. En Pasco compro su casa y encontró su lugar en la Iglesia de San Patricio, donde fue cursillista, sirvió como Ministro de la Eucaristía y fue fiel integrante del grupo de Guadalupanas. Sus características mas resaltadas, su Amor y Fe en acción; su dedicación principal ere su devoción a la oración y servir a su comunidad de la Iglesia.

Siempre al tanto con la familia, no perdía oportunidades para reunir la familia festejado ocasiones especiales, asta viajaba con frecuencia a Mexico para ver a sus queridos familiares que nunca olvido.

Uno de sus sueños mas grandes realizado, fu viajar a Jerusalen y recorrer tierra santa. También disfrutaba cuidar de su jardín y de sus rosas.

Maria Cruz Villanueva Obituary

Passed away peacefully on September 1, 2022; on Holy Trinity Day

She was born on May 3, 1927; in the municipality of Cualcoman Michoacán, Mexico. She had six sisters and two brothers; her Mom Felicitas Jimenez and her Dad Ramon Villanueva. At a very young age she started working with her family, her Mom taught her to read and write at home, then she taught others.

She was a mother of six girls and four boys, and grandmother of 42 grandchildren.

Dedicated housewife, from home she made clothes, she was "the seamstress" in her town; she always did everything in her power to contribute financially to her families well-being.

In October 1981 she emigrated to the United States, to Tri-Cities Washington. In Pasco he bought her house and found her place in St. Patrick Church, where he was a cursillista, served as Minister of the Eucharist and was a faithful member of the group of Guadalupanas, Her most outstanding characteristics, her Love and Faith in action; her main dedication, her devotion to prayer and serving her Church community.

Always aware of the family, she did not miss opportunities to reunite the family, celebrated special occasions, and traveled frequently to Mexico to see his beloved relatives that she never forgot.

One of her greatest dreams realized, was to travel to Jerusalem and tour the holy land. He also enjoyed taking care of her garden and her roses.

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Funeral Services

Visitation

September
8

Thursday

Mueller's Greenlee Funeral Home

1608 West Court St, Pasco, WA 99301

5:00 - 7:00 pm

Mass

September
9

Friday

St. Patrick Catholic Parish

1320 West Henry Street, Pasco, WA 99301

1:00 - 2:00 pm

Graveside Service

September
9

Friday

2:15 - 3:00 pm

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