Anna Michele Bobadilla

I met Michelle shortly after coming to Dallas in 2001. I always admired her for working hard to improve the lives of the Hispanic community through education, her brilliance, kindness and friendship. I deeply miss you.

Michelle was a true "Queen Maker" who intentionally sought out women she felt were committed to uplifting the world - then she galvanized her contacts to uplift them front & center - from CEO's to senators to activists to educators and socialites, she built an army of local & international passionate advocates, pushing doors open, pushing up ladders and raising voices, making it clear that the opportunities she brought you were a responsibility, asking only that you uplifted others in turn....

Michele touched my life in so many ways, I will miss her energy, love, support, and the drive to make this world a better place. She played a pivotal role in my life as an educator!.

Michele Bobadilla was a beautiful soul and a true servant leader whose legacy will live on in the countless students she helped reach their dreams. I will always cherish the moments we shared during my time at the Greater Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, where she gave countless hours to strengthen the Stars on the Rise Scholarship Program and helped raise millions for future leaders. She shaped me in ways I will carry forever-instilling in me a commitment to servant leadership,...

I met Michelle in 1977 at TC Marsh J H both as first year teachers and the same age. I remember how friendly & talented she was. Sincere condolences to all her family & friends!