Dinorah Alayon Flores

Estimada Silvia:
Mi sentido pesame por el fallecimiento de tu querida tia. Fortaleza y resignacion.
Un abrazo.

Dear Sylvita and famiy:

I will always remember Cuquita for her vibrant zest for life and always inquisitive mind. When Isaac and I visited her a few years back, she wanted to know all about what he was studying and what he was planning to do. Of course, the visit could not end without a "cafecito". We will always remember her graciousness and warm, beautiful smile.
All our love.
Beth and Isaac

Querida Silvia,

Jeanne y yo te enviamos nuestros mas sentido pesame por la muerte de tu querida tia, quien entendemos era como una madre para ti.

Saludos y un abrazo,

Carlos & Jeanne

Mi querida Cuquita. Formas parte de esos recuerdos de infancia que te marcan para toda una vida. Gracias por ese recuerdo feliz. Siempre estaras en mi corazon y en el de mi mama Maritza. Ella te recuerda con mucho cariño pues tu la sacabas a pasear cuando era pequeña. Gracias por formar parte de nuestras vidas.
Te queremos
Mily Cerdan, Maritza Navarro y demás familia

You are now reunited with Ramon. Your family and friends miss you but rejoice in your happiness.

El mas sentido pesame a Silvita y familia de parte de Emilio y mia.
Dinorah will be dearly remembered by her family and by her numerous friends. She was a person who would win your friendship right away due to her kindness and positive attitude. She always found something nice to say to you.
I will miss Dino not only because she was my colleague and my compatriot but also my friend....
Tete & Emilio De Soto

Our deepest sympathy to Dinorah's family. We lived next to Dinorah for many years & have missed her as a neighbor since we moved to Montana Sept 2007 but she would call us from time to time & we her. Dinorah was simply gracious & kind hearted. Every Mother's day she brought over a bouquet of flowers. We imagine Ramon welcoming her to heaven. God bless, John & Lisa Burke

Dinorah was my great-aunt and godmother. When I was very young she lived across the street from her sister - my grandmother - and I loved going to visit her. I watched her make croquetas and to this day I cannot eat one without thinking of her! When she moved from Bethesda, MD to Monterey I was only 4, and for years I expected her to move back. But her heart and home was in California. When I visited in 2004 I understood why: she was living in a gorgeous city, surrounded by terrific, loving...

Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Recuerdo a Dinorah con mucho carin~o.