Dalida Rosa Quintero
Dalida Rosa Quintero
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Obituary published on Legacy.com by Pine View Mortuary - Saint George on Dec. 11, 2025.
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Dalida fue una amada madre, abuela, bisabuela y un miembro profundamente querido de su familia - una mujer que vivió la vida con intensidad, siempre elegante, y con un corazón lleno de romance, creatividad y calidez. Veía el mundo con ojos de artista y hablaba con alma de poeta. Conocida por su risa, su gracia y su manera única de hacer sentir bienvenidos a todos, creó no solo belleza, sino humanidad en todo lo que tocó.
Comunicadora innata y observadora profunda, Dalida tenía un don especial para entender a las personas. Amó con fuerza, sintió intensamente y vivió guiada por sus sueños e imaginación. Aunque a veces incomprendida, su espíritu firme, sus principios inquebrantables y su sentido claro de lo correcto la convirtieron en un verdadero torbellino - alguien imposible de olvidar.
Llevó su fe con orgullo, encontrando consuelo, alegría y guía en la lectura de la Biblia. Y vivió según su propia sabiduría poética, expresada en sus palabras más queridas:
"Para mí, la risa es tener música en el alma."
Una creencia que reflejaba su convicción de que la belleza, la alegría y la bondad debían crearse y compartirse.
Dalida deja atrás a sus tres hijos: Cecelia Isabel Martinez-Quintero, Maria del Carmen Tolbert y Fernando Quintero; doce nietos: Harold Amlexander Marquez-Quintero, Carol Jaqueline Marquez-Nuñez, Jezabel Elena Marquez-Hansen, Kevin Raziel Jordan, Kayley Marie Jordan, Kenneth Russell Jordan, Kendra Julianne Voyles, Norelys Guerra Quintero, Jusseth Quintero Garcia, Jhon Quintero, Juan Quintero y Nicolas Quintero; y más de diez bisnietos, quienes continúan su legado con amor.
Su familia recuerda a Dalida como una mujer de pasión, principios y un carácter inigualable - creadora de belleza, buscadora de verdad, un alma llena de sueños y una eterna romántica. Su amor, sus palabras y hasta los poemas que nunca escribió ahora viven en los corazones de quienes la amaron.
Un servicio privado se llevará a cabo para celebrar su extraordinaria vida. En honor a Dalida, la familia invita a compartir palabras de amor, risa y bondad - las mismas cosas que ella más valoraba.
ENGLISH
Dalida was a beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and a deeply cherished member of her family - a woman who lived life vividly, always dressed to the nines, and carried a heart full of romance, creativity, and warmth. She saw the world through an artist's eyes and spoke with a poet's soul. Known for her laughter, her grace, and her unique way of making everyone feel welcome, she created not only beauty but also humanity in all she touched.
A natural communicator and a deep observer of people, Dalida had a special gift for understanding others. She loved fiercely, felt intensely, and lived guided by dreams and imagination. Though sometimes misunderstood, her fiery spirit, firm principles, and unwavering sense of what was right made her unforgettable - a true spitfire.
She carried her faith proudly, finding comfort, joy, and guidance in reading the Bible. And she lived by her own poetic wisdom, expressed in her treasured words:
"Para mí, la risa es tener música en el alma."
"For me, laughter is having music in the soul."
A belief that reflected her conviction that beauty, joy, and goodness were meant to be created and shared.
Dalida is survived by her three children: Cecelia Isabel Martinez-Quintero, Maria del Carmen Tolbert, and Fernando Quintero; twelve grandchildren: Harold Amlexander Marquez-Quintero, Carol Jaqueline Marquez-Nuñez, Jezabel Elena Marquez-Hansen, Kevin Raziel Jordan, Kayley Marie Jordan, Kenneth Russell Jordan, Kendra Julianne Voyles, Norelys Guerra Quintero, Jusseth Quintero Garcia, Jhon Quintero, Juan Quintero, and Nicolas Quintero; and more than ten great-grandchildren, who carry her legacy forward with love.
Her family remembers Dalida as a woman of passion, principle, and unparalleled character - a creator of beauty, a seeker of truth, a soul filled with dreams, and a romantic at heart. Her love, her words, and even the poems she never wrote now live in the hearts of those who loved her.
A private family service will be held to celebrate her remarkable life. In honor of Dalida, the family encourages sharing words of love, laughter, and kindness - the very things she treasured most.
To send a flower arrangement in memory of Dalida Rosa Quintero, please click here to visit our sympathy store.
To plant Memorial Trees in memory of Dalida Rosa Quintero, please click here to visit our sympathy store.
Dalida fue una amada madre, abuela, bisabuela y un miembro profundamente querido de su familia - una mujer que vivió la vida con intensidad, siempre elegante, y con un corazón lleno de romance, creatividad y calidez. Veía el mundo con ojos de artista y hablaba con alma de poeta. Conocida por su risa, su gracia y su manera única de hacer sentir bienvenidos a todos, creó no solo belleza, sino humanidad en todo lo que tocó.
Comunicadora innata y observadora profunda, Dalida tenía un don especial para entender a las personas. Amó con fuerza, sintió intensamente y vivió guiada por sus sueños e imaginación. Aunque a veces incomprendida, su espíritu firme, sus principios inquebrantables y su sentido claro de lo correcto la convirtieron en un verdadero torbellino - alguien imposible de olvidar.
Llevó su fe con orgullo, encontrando consuelo, alegría y guía en la lectura de la Biblia. Y vivió según su propia sabiduría poética, expresada en sus palabras más queridas:
"Para mí, la risa es tener música en el alma."
Una creencia que reflejaba su convicción de que la belleza, la alegría y la bondad debían crearse y compartirse.
Dalida deja atrás a sus tres hijos: Cecelia Isabel Martinez-Quintero, Maria del Carmen Tolbert y Fernando Quintero; doce nietos: Harold Amlexander Marquez-Quintero, Carol Jaqueline Marquez-Nuñez, Jezabel Elena Marquez-Hansen, Kevin Raziel Jordan, Kayley Marie Jordan, Kenneth Russell Jordan, Kendra Julianne Voyles, Norelys Guerra Quintero, Jusseth Quintero Garcia, Jhon Quintero, Juan Quintero y Nicolas Quintero; y más de diez bisnietos, quienes continúan su legado con amor.
Su familia recuerda a Dalida como una mujer de pasión, principios y un carácter inigualable - creadora de belleza, buscadora de verdad, un alma llena de sueños y una eterna romántica. Su amor, sus palabras y hasta los poemas que nunca escribió ahora viven en los corazones de quienes la amaron.
Un servicio privado se llevará a cabo para celebrar su extraordinaria vida. En honor a Dalida, la familia invita a compartir palabras de amor, risa y bondad - las mismas cosas que ella más valoraba.
ENGLISH
Dalida was a beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and a deeply cherished member of her family - a woman who lived life vividly, always dressed to the nines, and carried a heart full of romance, creativity, and warmth. She saw the world through an artist's eyes and spoke with a poet's soul. Known for her laughter, her grace, and her unique way of making everyone feel welcome, she created not only beauty but also humanity in all she touched.
A natural communicator and a deep observer of people, Dalida had a special gift for understanding others. She loved fiercely, felt intensely, and lived guided by dreams and imagination. Though sometimes misunderstood, her fiery spirit, firm principles, and unwavering sense of what was right made her unforgettable - a true spitfire.
She carried her faith proudly, finding comfort, joy, and guidance in reading the Bible. And she lived by her own poetic wisdom, expressed in her treasured words:
"Para mí, la risa es tener música en el alma."
"For me, laughter is having music in the soul."
A belief that reflected her conviction that beauty, joy, and goodness were meant to be created and shared.
Dalida is survived by her three children: Cecelia Isabel Martinez-Quintero, Maria del Carmen Tolbert, and Fernando Quintero; twelve grandchildren: Harold Amlexander Marquez-Quintero, Carol Jaqueline Marquez-Nuñez, Jezabel Elena Marquez-Hansen, Kevin Raziel Jordan, Kayley Marie Jordan, Kenneth Russell Jordan, Kendra Julianne Voyles, Norelys Guerra Quintero, Jusseth Quintero Garcia, Jhon Quintero, Juan Quintero, and Nicolas Quintero; and more than ten great-grandchildren, who carry her legacy forward with love.
Her family remembers Dalida as a woman of passion, principle, and unparalleled character - a creator of beauty, a seeker of truth, a soul filled with dreams, and a romantic at heart. Her love, her words, and even the poems she never wrote now live in the hearts of those who loved her.
A private family service will be held to celebrate her remarkable life. In honor of Dalida, the family encourages sharing words of love, laughter, and kindness - the very things she treasured most.
To send a flower arrangement in memory of Dalida Rosa Quintero, please click here to visit our sympathy store.
To plant Memorial Trees in memory of Dalida Rosa Quintero, please click here to visit our sympathy store.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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