A devoted wife and matriarch has passed away. Born to Gustavo and Virginia Diaz, she grew up with siblings in Suchil, Durango. Her life was rooted in faith, love, and family.
She is survived by a large family, including great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services are planned, with a rosary and funeral mass scheduled. Further details about her life and services are available.
A funeral mass will be held at a Catholic church, followed by interment at a memorial park. Services will take place on September 15 and 16, with specific times and locations provided for those wishing to attend.
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