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Lupe Torres Obituary
82, of Peoria passed away on March 13, 2011. Lu was a native of Phoenix, born November 2, 1928. She was the best cook in Arizona and loved to cook for her family and friends. She enjoyed gardening and meeting with her friends at the Peoria Senior Center. She worked 15 years as a home health provider, Lu was preceded in death by her parents Fransisco and Carolina Perez, her husband George of 48 years, son Danny, sister Carmen Cano, brothers Frank Perez Sr. and Henry Perez. Lu is survived by her daughter Carol Clapsaddle (Don), her son Georgie Torres and step-mother Nellie Perez. Grandchildren include Daniel, Gino, Lori, Belinda, Jacob, Lisa, Jason and Randy. Sisters Olivia, Angie, brother Arnold, many great-grandchildren and beloved nieces and nephews. A funeral Mass will be held at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, 13720 W. Thomas Rd., Avondale, Az. 85392, March 22, 2011 at 10:00 AM (please arrive by 9:30 AM). Interment will be held at Holy Cross Cemetary, 10045 W. Thomas Rd., Avondale, Az. 85323, at 2:30 PM.
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Merlinda Byars
March 22, 2011
love you aunt Lupe. Give my dad a great big kiss and hugs for me.
xoxo Merlinda (Dainty)
March 21, 2011
My mother was a good friend to Lu My mother is Anita Lujan. My mother thought the world of her.
Carol Tuttle
March 19, 2011
Please accept our sincerely condolences during this difficult time in your lives. Your Mother was not just a neighbor but a close friend. There was no age between us. We would laugh together. We would cry together and the many escapades when I would tell her "we're breaking out of the home". Once we wound up lost in the desert with the wind blowing. I want to thank you for your prayers that you always said for your Mother as they truly protected us and we would make it safely home. Now she has made it safely home. Sleep with the angels Lou... until we meet again.
I loved her and I know how much she loved you all. May the memories you have of your Mother always stay in your heart. She was the best. She loved you more than she loved herself. She didn't want riches and wealth only cherished time with her family. She knew what was important in life. Only family and love. She has left an imprint on this place called Earth which is merely our temporary home. She found goodness in everyone. A part of her will always live on. We too can be like my friend Lou and be just a little bit kinder with her infectious laugh and smile. God bless you all.
(Poor) James and Carol Tuttle.
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