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Con profunda tristeza, anunciamos el fallecimiento de Yolanda Mendoza Carmona, quien partió de este mundo prematuramente el viernes 4 de julio de 2025, a la edad de 39 años.
Yolanda fue una madre dedicada, una hermana querida y una amiga entrañable para muchos. Deja atrás a sus tres hermosas hijas, a quienes amó con todo su corazón y por quienes trabajó incansablemente cada día. Sus hijas fueron su mayor alegría y su mayor logro.
Yolanda tenía el don de hacer reír a cualquier persona. Su sentido del humor era contagioso y tenía una forma especial de hacer que la gente se sintiera vista, escuchada y querida. Su amor por la música, especialmente los vibrantes ritmos de la música mexicana, fue una constante en su vida, llenando a menudo su hogar y su corazón de alegría.
Encontraba gran orgullo y satisfacción en su trabajo en el restaurante mexicano, donde era conocida no solo por su dedicación y esfuerzo, sino también por su cálida sonrisa y su espíritu acogedor. Tanto sus compañeros de trabajo como sus clientes se convirtieron en parte de su extensa familia.
Yolanda era muy unida a sus hermanos, compartiendo un vínculo inquebrantable lleno de amor, risas y apoyo. Además, tenía una notable capacidad para hacer amigos dondequiera que iba, y su círculo de amistades era amplio y lleno de cariño.
Su espíritu, su fuerza y su risa se extrañarán enormemente, pero todos quienes la conocieron la recordarán con profundo cariño.
With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Yolanda Mendoza Carmona, who left this world far too soon on Friday, July 4, 2025, at the age of 39.
Yolanda was a devoted mother, a beloved sister, and a cherished friend to many. She leaves behind her three beautiful daughters, whom she loved with all her heart and for whom she worked tirelessly every single day. Her daughters were her greatest joy and her proudest accomplishment.
Yolanda had a gift for bringing laughter into any room. Her sense of humor was infectious, and she had a special way of making people feel seen, heard, and loved. Her love for music—especially the vibrant rhythms of Mexican music—was a constant in her life, often filling her home and heart with joy.
She found great pride and fulfillment in her work at the Mexican restaurant where she was known not only for her dedication and hard work but also for her warm smile and welcoming spirit. Her coworkers and customers alike became part of her extended family.
Yolanda was deeply close to her siblings, sharing an unbreakable bond filled with love, laughter, and support. She also had a remarkable ability to make friends wherever she went, and her circle of friendship was wide and full of love.
Her spirit, strength, and laughter will be missed beyond measure but remembered with deep affection by all who knew her.
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