Gloria Garza Gonzalez passed away peacefully on July 24, 2020 at the age of 77. She was born to Perfecto Garza and Minerva Gonzales in San Antonio, Texas. After graduation from Brackenridge High School, she was an Air Force civil service employee. Gloria loved spending time with family and friends. She loved the Cowboys and the Spurs, as well as traveling. She loved the Lord God and believed in the power of prayer. Gloria was preceded in death by her husband Gregorio, her parents and her brother, Antonio Garza.
She is survived by her four nieces, Susan (Howard) Chambers, Sheila (Raymond) Figueroa, Toni (Joseph) Guglielmo and Tina (Rick) Garza-Ybanez. She is also survived by her beloved grand-nieces, grand-nephew, and numerous extended family and friends. A funeral mass and a celebration of life will be held at a later date.
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Gloria and I first met at Lackland Air Force Base in 1977. Later we again worked together at Wilford Hall Medical Center. No one was more fun than Gloria. No matter what we were doing, she made it a memorable occasion. Eight years ago, I moved just down the street from Gloria. We rarely missed an Open House, Estate Sale, or garage sale. We also often shopped and went to lunch in new family owned restaurants in the area. We had so many new adventures planned for the future, when the world got back to normal. Somehow I don't think anything will ever be quite normal again with her passing, but I am so glad that I had her for a friend for 43 years. You have earned a rest, Gloria. Love, Glenda
Glenda Garland
Friend
August 21, 2020
Gloria,
I am still in shock that you are gone my friend. I had just seen you and we hung a couple of weeks before you left us. I will miss our visits and going over and watching TV while we ate a danish and drank coffee. You are up in heaven with G money now. I will miss you immensely. Rest in peace my dear friend. All my love, Tonie
Antonietta (Tonie) Miller
Friend
August 10, 2020
I first met Gloria as Tina's aunt around 1985. Gloria was very happy, outgoing and she was close to her family and friends. She loved and enjoyed life. Gloria was always willing to help others. I enjoyed her humor and funny jokes very much.
She was very generous and enjoyed giving from her heart.
She stayed close to God as she always prayed daily and attended prayer meetings.
My deepest condolences to Tina and all her family.
Gloria is a tremendous loss for us on earth but she now has finish worldly life and gone Home to begin her eternal life with God.
Gloria, may you rest in peace.
Patricia Leyva
Friend
August 8, 2020
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