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Born on November 20, 1940, to Pablo Sr. and Clotilde Diaz in Uvalde, Texas. Carmen passed away peacefully on December 30, 2024, surrounded by many loved ones. She was a one of kind woman whose spirit and heart left an everlasting mark on everyone who knew her.
A devoted spouse, loving mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and a true force of nature. Carmen was known for her fiery spirit, quick wit and boundless love. Yet her warmth and kindness always shone through. She is survived by her husband, Goyo of 67 years. Their profound bond was a testament of true devotion to one another. She took pride in her six sons and one daughter. Her grandchildren were her pride and joy, and she was their greatest cheerleader. Her love for her family was a reflection for her deep and abiding faith, which guided her through life’s challenges and joys. Her passions included loving others wholeheartedly and she loved to feed all who entered her home. Every Saturday you could arrive at her house to a freshly baked cake. Sunday menu always included her famous chicken and rice, beans and chicharros.
Carmen’s legacy will forever live on in the countless lives she touched and the memories she created. She will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing her.
She is preceded in death by her mother, Clotilde Diaz, father, Pablo Diaz Sr., son, George D. Rodriguez, brother, Isamel (Cale) Diaz, and sister, Rachel Diaz Garcia,
Carmen is survived by her husband, Gregorio “Goyo” Rodriguez Jr.; siblings: Paul and wife Vicki Diaz, James Diaz, Josie Mendez, Beco and wife, Alma Diaz; children, Gregorio D. Rodriguez III and wife, Letty of Marion, TX, Paul D. Rodriguez and wife, Laura, Joe Louis and wife, Carmen, Patrick Lee Rodriguez, all of Uvalde, Tx. Gracie Ann Luna and husband, Manoel and Johnny Ray Rodriguez all of San Antonio, TX.; grandchildren: Paul, Clarrissa, Melissa, Alyssa, Aaryn, Larrissa, James Daniel, Diego, Manny, Mando, Karina, Patrick Gregory, Leeann, Patrick Lee Jr., and Lucas; along with numerous great grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.
Pallbearers carrying Carmen to her resting place will be her loving grandsons: Paul, Patrick G., Manny, James, Mando, Patrick Lee, Diego, and Lucas
As we mourn her passing, let us find comfort in the knowledge that she now rests in the eternal embrace of the Lord. May her soul find peace and may her memory be a blessing to us all.
Rest in peace our beloved Carmen. Your love, light and laughter will forever illuminate our hearts.
220 S Getty St, Uvalde, TX 78801
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