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We miss you but know you are watching over us from heaven. I wish you were here to bake me a pie the queso for the holidays

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We talk about you often to keep your memory alive. We remember our adventures and the good times in AZ. I know you are watching over your children and grandchildren.

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This year, I suffered a significant loss with the passing of one of my mentees, Susana “Susy” Arellano. Diagnosed with colon cancer in her early 30s, she faced her final year with incredible grace and courage. I share her story as a reminder for all of us to take care of ourselves, pay attention to our bodies, and most importantly, live life fully. I miss Susy greatly; we used to enjoy fancy outings together and spent hours discussing travel, experiences, our community, and her passion for mindfulness. I miss you deeply, Susy ☹.

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Every day I try my best to live my life with good intentions and love in my heart. You taught me to look for the beauty in others and give grace. You were not perfect but you always tried to be fair and kind. You filled the room with your laugh and your warmth. I see your smile in my boys faces and hear your laughter all around me. I know when I am feeling alone you are wrapping me up with your love! Always missed and never forgotten!

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I remember after you passed, Grandma tried pulling up your rose bushes when she smelled sweat and Old Spice. We knew it was you checking in a those roses flourished that year!

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Miss you both 💙💙

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Hard to believe it's been 25 years since you've been gone. I still think about you often and wonder what life would be like if you were still here. Thank you for watching over us. I love you.

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My heart my brother Adam. The compass of all that I do. To where you are always hermanito.

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Mi abuelita, my Ita. She was as tough as they come, but she loved the color pink. She showed me at an early age the capability of women where unparalleled

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My Aunt Josie, she always made me feel welcomed and taught me how short life is.

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My uncle Andy. He taught me the ability to be courageous through caring for people.

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My cousin Becky, my crazy love cousin who always was happy to see you and never let you not know she loved you.

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My grandma Trini. My advocate , my always must have lipstick , but also tough as they come grandmother.