Jacqueline Toro

Jacqueline Toro, age 62, a beloved resident of East Norriton, departed from this world on November 1, 2023, at Einstein Medical Center. Born on August 20, 1961, to Gustav William Toro and Eleanor Charlotte Toro in Abington, PA, Jacqueline's life was one filled with passion, warmth, and a vibrant spirit.

Jacqueline leaves behind a legacy of love through her two cherished children, Joshua Nathaniel Toro and Autumn Christian Toro, both born to William Louis Erbe. She also leaves behind the imprint of her joyful presence on her granddaughter, Phoenix, and the hearts of all who knew her.

An individual with a zest for life, Jacqueline possessed a beautiful singing voice that resonated in the halls of the church where she often sang with unmatched enthusiasm. Her dreams stretched beyond melodies, as she aspired to become a chef. Her culinary passion led her to avidly collect and experiment with new recipes clipped from magazines, showcasing her creativity and love through her cooking.

A beacon of warmth and inclusivity, Jacqueline never missed an opportunity to extend a welcoming hand and introduce herself and her beloved children wherever she went. Her colorful attire and lively makeup mirrored her exuberant personality, making her a radiant presence in any gathering.

Survived by her two children, Joshua Nathaniel Toro and Autumn Christen Toro, her cherished granddaughter Phoenix Stone Martinez, and her four siblings Barbara Snyder (Micheal), Diane T. McCarney (Raymond), Gustav C. Toro (Maureen), and Gregory J. Toro (Deidre), Jacqueline leaves behind a legacy of love and fond memories. She was preceded in death by her parents Eleanor C. Toro, Gustav W. Toro, and the father of her children, William L Erbe, yet her enduring impact remains etched in the lives of those she touched.

A visitation will be held on Saturday, December 2, 2023, from 1:00 PM to 1:30PM at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lansdale. A service honoring her life will follow from 1:30 PM to 2:00 PM. Her final resting place will be at St. John Neumann Cemetery in Chalfont, with an internment ceremony to be conducted thereafter. In honor of Jacqueline's bright and joyous personality, the family kindly requests that everyone attending her service wear something colorful, to reflect her cheerful essence.

Following the services, a reception will be held at Angelo's Italian Kitchen, providing an opportunity for friends and family to celebrate Jacqueline's life, share memories, and find solace in each other's company as they remember her coruscating spirit and enduring love. Jacqueline's presence will be dearly missed, but her legacy of kindness and joy will live on in the hearts of all who were touched by her warmth.