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Lisa was nothing short of an extraordinary wife, mother, and sister. Her love for her friends and family knew no bounds. Lisa often enjoyed cooking, dancing, and listening to music. Lisa will be remembered for her courage and tenacity in the face of adversity. Lisa was entirely selfless and cared for others before herself.
Lisa is preceded in death by Her Grandfather Jesse Rios, Grandfather Frank Escobedo, Grandmother Beatrice Escobedo. Left behind to cherish her memory are her parents Raymond Rios and Wife Monica Rios, Melissa Escobedo and Husband Franklin Aguirre, Husband Armando Ruiz, Children Noah, Isaiah, Brooklyn, Lauryn. Stepfather Manuel Rocha Sr.,brothers Baby Manuel Andrew Rocha, Lil Manuel Rocha and Steven Rios, as well as sisters Lori Rios, Lorina Rios, and Kimbrely Rocha.
Lisa leaves behind a life and legacy that will not soon be forgotten. She will be missed dearly by all that had the pleasure of knowing her.
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Cantu
February 8, 2024
Sorry for you loss. Had some classes with her in high school. Got to know her years later when she worked at mertzon state bank. She was a great person.
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Amanda Lopez
February 8, 2024
My first memory of Lisa was meeting her the first day of school in kindergarten my first friend . The true definition of a friend.
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