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Laura Trejo Obituary
Laura Veronica Aguilar Trejo passed away on Monday, March 3 at her home in Kettering after a long battle with cancer. Born in Mexico City, she is survived by her husband Kenneth A Brown, Sister-in-Law Amy Susan Brown of Kettering, and her father Hector Aguilar Page, brother Ricardo Aguilar Trejo, step sister Gabriella Aguilar Crespo, Uncle Jaime Aguilar Page, and multiple aunts, uncles and cousins, as well as her niece Andy Aguilar Cunis-all of Mexico City. She was preceded in death by her beloved grandparents Hector and Henriquetta Aguilar Page. She is also survived by multiple friends who saw her through her long battle with cancer, especially Jamilla Mandlove, Julie Negrete, Cindy Obringer, and her caregiver Martha de Luna Estrella. Laura Veronica loved to dance and helping others. As a young woman in Mexico City she danced with Ballet Folklorico and volunteered at Mother Teresa's Mission for abandoned children. She studied graphic design and art history at Universidad Multicultural CUDEC in Mexico City and English at the University of Dayton's ELMI program. Proud of her Mexican culture, music, and food, as an adult cared for people and animals of all kinds. Donations in her memory can be made to Hospice of Dayton 7575 Paragon Road Dayton, Ohio 45459 (ohioshospice.org/give) and the Dayton Society for the Improvement of Conditions for Stray Animals (SICSA) at 8172 Washington Church Road, Dayton Ohio 45458 (sicsa.org). The family would like to thank the Crisis Care Team at Hospice of Dayton and BrightStar Care for their support and compassion. Arrangements by Tobias Funeral Home 5335 Far Hills Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. Services at Calvary Cemetery's St Kateri Preserve on Saturday, March 15 at 11 am. A celebration of life will be held at the couple's home on April 5 at 1 pm.
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Rhina Ridriguez
March 14, 2025
Judy Negrete
March 13, 2025
Veronica Aguilar, a remarkable woman, crossed my path over a decade ago through a mutual friend. Julie had confided in me about her recent cancer diagnosis, and I, having been diagnosed with cancer a few years prior, felt compelled to reach out. Although I can´t remember who initiated the conversation, I vividly recall our first phone call. Veronica exuded a genuine warmth and ease of conversation, despite the gravity of her recent diagnosis.
As we spent time together, we discovered shared interests and a deep connection. We delved into profound topics such as life, energy, vibrations, engaging in thought-provoking discussions. Our friendship blossomed, and we often met up to share our thoughts and experiences. One memorable evening, we found ourselves at her favorite Thai restaurant on Patterson Road. As we enjoyed our meal, we discovered a shared connection-we had both attended the same school and had the same professor at the University of Dayton, (ELMI)where we had studied English. The realization that we both knew our professor, Randy, brought a sense of surprise and joy to our conversation.
Another delightful moment occurred at the same Thai restaurant. Veronica shared with me with a story about her childhood in Mexico. She recalled riding the mini bus, not in a safe manner, but rather behind it, not on it. Our laughter echoed through the restaurant, creating a moment of pure joy and connection. These shared experiences, both big and small, left an indelible mark on my memory.
Veronica was a truly remarkable person. Her kindness and compassion knew no bounds, and she had a deep love for animals, particularly cats. She possessed a kind heart and a genuine desire to make a positive difference in the lives of others. Veronica´s absence will be deeply felt, and her memory will forever be cherished.
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