Ramona Baca Azama, 82 years, passed away December 19, 2012. She was born in Denver, Colorado, lived in California and retired to Cedar City, Utah. She is survived by her husband Harry Azama, daughters, Lucia R. Escalante (Antonio Escalante), Phyllis V. Ramos, Marcella Romero (Lloyd Romero), grandchildren, Josie R. Augilar (Joey Augilar), Rowshell Fraijo (Juan Higareda), Tony Encinas, Mona Staley (Stevan Staley), Ernie Encinas R.I.P., Cleocarmen Romero, Savina Romero, Steven Henderson (Ruby Tellez), great-grandchildren, Lucia Hernandez, Breanna Lugo, Alexis Castro, Joaquin Lugo, Leilani Nixon, Isaiah Henderson, Sereina Staley, brother Allen Baca (Rae Baca), sister Nancy Bolin R.I.P.
Ramona and her husband enjoyed going to Hawaii to visit family, enjoyed traveling, fishing, and camping. Ramona loved spending time with her family and friends. Everyone was her "Baby." The family would like to thank Father Jan for all his spiritual support and friendship, Lincare (Jeanette and staff), Zion's Way Home Health, and Tammy. Thank you to all the grandchildren for their help & support.
For taking care of her grandmother a special thank you to Josie Ruiz Augilar for all her love and support.
"When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on." Franklin Roosevelt. May she rest in peace.
Ramona and her husband enjoyed going to Hawaii to visit family, enjoyed traveling, fishing, and camping. Ramona loved spending time with her family and friends. Everyone was her "Baby." The family would like to thank Father Jan for all his spiritual support and friendship, Lincare (Jeanette and staff), Zion's Way Home Health, and Tammy. Thank you to all the grandchildren for their help & support.
For taking care of her grandmother a special thank you to Josie Ruiz Augilar for all her love and support.
"When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on." Franklin Roosevelt. May she rest in peace.
Ramona Baca Azama, 82 years, passed away December 19, 2012. She was born in Denver, Colorado, lived in California and retired to Cedar City, Utah. She is survived by her husband Harry Azama, daughters, Lucia R. Escalante (Antonio Escalante), Phyllis V. Ramos, Marcella Romero (Lloyd Romero), grandchildren, Josie R. Augilar (Joey Augilar), Rowshell Fraijo (Juan Higareda), Tony Encinas, Mona Staley (Stevan Staley), Ernie Encinas R.I.P., Cleocarmen Romero, Savina Romero, Steven Henderson (Ruby Tellez), great-grandchildren, Lucia Hernandez, Breanna Lugo, Alexis Castro, Joaquin Lugo, Leilani Nixon, Isaiah Henderson, Sereina Staley, brother Allen Baca (Rae Baca), sister Nancy Bolin R.I.P.
Ramona and her husband enjoyed going to Hawaii to visit family, enjoyed traveling, fishing, and camping. Ramona loved spending time with her family and friends. Everyone was her "Baby." The family would like to thank Father Jan for all his spiritual support and friendship, Lincare (Jeanette and staff), Zion's Way Home Health, and Tammy. Thank you to all the grandchildren for their help & support.
For taking care of her grandmother a special thank you to Josie Ruiz Augilar for all her love and support.
"When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on." Franklin Roosevelt. May she rest in peace.
Ramona and her husband enjoyed going to Hawaii to visit family, enjoyed traveling, fishing, and camping. Ramona loved spending time with her family and friends. Everyone was her "Baby." The family would like to thank Father Jan for all his spiritual support and friendship, Lincare (Jeanette and staff), Zion's Way Home Health, and Tammy. Thank you to all the grandchildren for their help & support.
For taking care of her grandmother a special thank you to Josie Ruiz Augilar for all her love and support.
"When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on." Franklin Roosevelt. May she rest in peace.
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