ELVIRA RUIZ

Joby was a very very very nice person. She was a good friend of my mother Beatrice Arce and my mother's sisters. She read the rosary at all of their memorials and it was a comfort to hear her voice. She is an angel in heaven now.

very sorry i was unable to attend after all. Joby was like a extended mother in the neighborhood when i grew up. I was lucky enough to get to sit and talk with her after we both lost our better half. She was such a wonderful person and she will be missed. I tried to get by whenever i went to town. Not many of the old timers left in the neighborhood but i will cherish her memory.

Our deepest condolences to the Ruiz family. Elvira was a dear life long friend to the Robles Family. God is with you precious lady.

Our most heartfelt condolences from Hector and Sandra Teran

Mrs. Ruiz was my catechism teacher when I was a little girl. She was a beacon of light in our Catholic community. She was a woman of great faith and taught by example. May God´s perpetual light shine upon her and may she rest in peace with her loved ones. My condolences to her family at this difficult time.

My condolences to her family, I had the pleasure of meeting Mr&Mrs Ruiz.Through my late husband Bill Garcia and The Knights of Columbus.R.I.P. .

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

our condolences to your family in the passing of the family patriarch. Beautiful family memories will always bring you comfort. May God's blessing bring you strength. RIP

Joby & Robert were my parents' Compadres. When I heard the news, I was so surprised. Just a while ago, I'd see Joby & her neighbor walking along Malan chit-chatting on their morning walk. I've known the Ruiz's all my life and spent many nights on the Ruiz's living room couch as the Compadres partied into the early morning. Mostly I remember camping & the picnics in Cuyamaca for so many-many summers....the Good 'Ole Days!! Joby was a pillar, a motivator and very positive person. She was a...