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1933
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Luisa Orozco Obituary
She was born in Pearsall, TX to Luis and Theresa Campa and moved with her family when she was 8 yrs. old to Union City, CA.
She met her husband Raul in the 4th grade at Decoto School in Union City and got engaged at her Senior Ball at Washington High School in Fremont. Her close friends to this day were from her grammar school and high school. Raul and Luisa would have been celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary on April 16th.
After raising her 4 daughters she returned to school to receive her dental assistant certificate by attending courses at the University of Pacific in San Francisco, working and then retiring at the University of Pacific Dental Clinic in Union City after 25 yrs. as a dental assistant supervisor.
Luisa was an advocate of giving back to her community by volunteering at the Baby Well Clinic in Union City, then later at the Tiburcio Vasquez Medical Clinic; volunteered as a Brownie Leader, administered communion to the home-bound, elderly and ill for Our Lady of the Rosary Parrish in Union City and for St. Augustine Parrish in Pleasanton. Luisa was a member of the Ladies Guild in Union City, taught catechism, trained then volunteered for Kaiser Hospice in Hayward and the Valley Pregnancy Center in Dublin.
She was a seamstress, enjoyed gardening, reading her bible, and cheering on her San Francisco Warriors and Giants.
Luisa is survived by her husband Raul Orozco, daughters Corina Orozco (partner Mario Villareal), Gloria Michnowski (husband Brian), Carmen Deutschman (husband Peter), Stephanie Skinner (husband Mark); grandchildren Alexa Deutschman, Olivia Sanderson (husband Maxwell), Adam Michnowski, Isabel Skinner (husband Gabriel Sierra), Grace Skinner and Jack Skinner.
She also leaves behind sisters Alvesa Orozco (husband Ramon Orozco - brother to Raul), and Theresa Hutchison; as well as many beloved nieces, nephews and godchildren. Luisa's deceased siblings are Marie Vizcarra, Alicia Day, Marcelino Campa, and Louie Campa.
A funeral mass will be held at St. Augustine Church on Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at 10:00am and a reception will follow at 3999 Bernal Ave., Pleasanton CA 94566.
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Bob Borghi
May 13, 2025
'Ave, Luisa'.
A beautiful spirit. Brought a joyous smile to everyone, Everytime.
A wonderful human being. Serving others throughout her life, as if it was her 'Apostolic Mission'.
Deeply sorry for 'Decoto News' getting to me slowly.
Sincere Sympathy to the family, . .
Bob Borghi
Lisa Pacheco-Watts
April 21, 2025
Remembering you, Dear Luisa especially on your birthday. Happy Heavenly Birthday. You are missed, know that the priceless memories and the love for you remain in my heart forever!
Paula George-Kohn
March 22, 2025
My condolences to the family during this difficult time. Luisa was a beautiful woman, kind and intelligent. She influenced me and gave me support and guidance through the Chabot Dental program. Many times, I had to reach out to Luisa prior to testing, she was wonderful. I also remember her kind heart in assisting Dental students with her ease and patience, no matter how much pressure, her heart and kindness always came first.
luis Campa
March 19, 2025
My name is Luis Robert Campa I am 52 years old and I live in Aransas pass TX...I wanna send my upmost Love and respect to my God mother Louisa.. because of my financial situation I am unable to be present with the rest of my family at this time.Thank you Nina and Nino for everything you have done for me I know your in a beautiful place now.im a grandpa now and he's named after Tati.Luis Angel Campa.. the 5th Louie in the Campa family
Lisa Pacheco-Watts
March 15, 2025
Sincerest condolences to all of the Family. I will always hold her memory deep within my heart & soul. My love for her is endless. Rest in Eternal Peace dear Luisa. I love you
The Staff of Graham-Hitch Mortuary
March 12, 2025
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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