Momina Skill Obituary

Rancho Bernardo
It's with a great deal of sadness and loss that family and friends announce the passing of Momina Skill
on October 14, 2020. She passed peacefully at her home in Rancho Bernardo. She is survived by her sister Nancy along with nephews and nieces.Momina was born on the Eastside of Detroit, where she was raised by her mother Catherine Biondo, along with her three brothers and sister.She worked in the advertising business together with her husband, Arthur C. Limbrock, and later moved to Rancho Bernardo, where she totally immersed herself in community issues.After the passing of Arthur, Momina remarried in 1974 to P. J. Skill. They traveled the world together and shared their stories with family and friends. P. J. passed in 2007.Momina gave her time and resources to many local organizations such as the National Federation of Republican Women, Rady Children's Hospital, St. Jude's Hospital, Pomerado Hospital, and RB Woman's Club.Always active, she loved golf, walking groups, and until 2014 was a member of an aerobic dance group. She loved her Schnauzer dogs; over the years they gave her joy and companionship.The best way to describe Momina is with these words: Class, dignity, grace, kindness, loyalty to friends, and energy!A gathering of family and friends will be held at Poway-Bernardo Mortuary from 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm on Tuesday, November 3, 13243 Poway Road Poway, CA. Please sign the guest book online at legacy.com/obituaries/ pomeradonews Momina Skill

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Published by Pomerado News on Oct. 29, 2020.

Memories and Condolences
for Momina Skill

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11 Entries

Liz Tereschuck

October 23, 2023

Whenever the ladies went to lunch with Momina, we always had some handsome male friend coming bye to say hello to Momina! It soon became a joke among our friends how long before someone came over to our table. Not only was she a man´s woman but she was a women´s woman.
I miss you,
Liz Tereschuck

Kathy Kahl

December 14, 2020

I met Momina late one chaotic night when we had to evacuate due to wildfires. We left Ramona and went to my brothers home (across from Momina's home). As the fire moved, we prepared to evacuate again, there in the middle of the street was Momina, trying to put her large suitcase, dog crate, and assorted boxes in her tiny convertible. We convinced her to come with us. She stayed with us for 10 days and we remained friends ever since. She summed up our chance meeting as, "The Lady and The Hillbillies". I thank God for blessing us with her friendship.

Rose O'Reilly

November 9, 2020

When I first met Momina, at San Rafael Catholic Church. I was impressed with her friendly demeaner. She was a very sweet lady, always beautifully dressed and always had a smile on her face. She will be greatly missed.

Gabrielle M Ivany

November 3, 2020

When I moved to Rancho Bernardo in 1993 I saw this nice woman almost every morning walking past my house then turning and walking back up the street. I learned later that she lived quite a few blocks away from me, so this was a good walk for her. I admired her consistency but did not know who she was until I met her when I started to work as a volunteer at Pomerado Hospital. Momina was the Chair and Assistant Bookkeeper of the gift shop . Her work was part of making the volunteer organization at Pomerado Hospital effective and fun to be with. Thank you, Momina! I am glad to have known you.

Chris Ward

November 1, 2020

Fond memories of a lovely lady.

Carolyn Wells

October 31, 2020

Momina was a lovely lady and i have surely missed her. God Bless her and her family.
Carolyn Wells

Barbara Mayers

October 31, 2020

Momina was a dear friend and was always so supportive of me through the years. I will miss her welcoming, smiling presence when I arrived at the Republican Women’s meetings and events.

Anita Edmondson

October 30, 2020

Heaven gained another beautiful soul. Momina will forever be in my directory of fellow patriots ;-)

LaJoyce Robinson

October 30, 2020

What a delight to know as a number of us met after the RBRWF board meetings at Cocos once a month. She has already been missed as the meetings in person have been suspended. The family I know will miss her.
I hope to be at the remembrance gathering on November 3rd.

Pete/Liz Tereschuck

October 30, 2020

Momina had a lasting effect on the people she chose as friends. Our family was fortunate to have a special relationship with her for many years. She will always be in our hearts.
Pete and Liz Tereschuck

Sue Callahan

October 29, 2020

Miss her very much

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