Carmen Baca, 61, of Pima, entered into rest Tuesday, April 12, 2016, in Phoenix. She was born Feb. 15, 1955, in Mercedes, Texas, to Thomas and Felipa Martinez.
Carmen attended Pima Schools and graduated from Mt. Graham High School in 2012. She married Joe Baca on June 12, 1982. She was a member of the St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church. She worked as a paraprofessional for Dan Hinton School for 20 years.
She loved watching any type of sport, cheering and yelling even if she wasn't watching anyone she knew. She loved to cook for everyone: tamales, burros and tortillas. She was diagnosed with sclerosis of the liver in May of 2011. She fought long and hard with her illness, but she was always in good spirits. She was always ready to go to any family's or friend's celebrations. She loved to talk smack and joke with everyone. She never let it bring her down, and we all admired her for that. No matter how sick she was, she still made time to cook and bake for family and friends. She was a very loving and caring person. She was always willing to help anyone. She would do anything for her boys and grandchildren, Maria, Daniel, Analysa, Aviana and Little Rob.
Carmen attended Pima Schools and graduated from Mt. Graham High School in 2012. She married Joe Baca on June 12, 1982. She was a member of the St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church. She worked as a paraprofessional for Dan Hinton School for 20 years.
She loved watching any type of sport, cheering and yelling even if she wasn't watching anyone she knew. She loved to cook for everyone: tamales, burros and tortillas. She was diagnosed with sclerosis of the liver in May of 2011. She fought long and hard with her illness, but she was always in good spirits. She was always ready to go to any family's or friend's celebrations. She loved to talk smack and joke with everyone. She never let it bring her down, and we all admired her for that. No matter how sick she was, she still made time to cook and bake for family and friends. She was a very loving and caring person. She was always willing to help anyone. She would do anything for her boys and grandchildren, Maria, Daniel, Analysa, Aviana and Little Rob.
Carmen Baca, 61, of Pima, entered into rest Tuesday, April 12, 2016, in Phoenix. She was born Feb. 15, 1955, in Mercedes, Texas, to Thomas and Felipa Martinez.
Carmen attended Pima Schools and graduated from Mt. Graham High School in 2012. She married Joe Baca on June 12, 1982. She was a member of the St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church. She worked as a paraprofessional for Dan Hinton School for 20 years.
She loved watching any type of sport, cheering and yelling even if she wasn't watching anyone she knew. She loved to cook for everyone: tamales, burros and tortillas. She was diagnosed with sclerosis of the liver in May of 2011. She fought long and hard with her illness, but she was always in good spirits. She was always ready to go to any family's or friend's celebrations. She loved to talk smack and joke with everyone. She never let it bring her down, and we all admired her for that. No matter how sick she was, she still made time to cook and bake for family and friends. She was a very loving and caring person. She was always willing to help anyone. She would do anything for her boys and grandchildren, Maria, Daniel, Analysa, Aviana and Little Rob.
Carmen attended Pima Schools and graduated from Mt. Graham High School in 2012. She married Joe Baca on June 12, 1982. She was a member of the St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church. She worked as a paraprofessional for Dan Hinton School for 20 years.
She loved watching any type of sport, cheering and yelling even if she wasn't watching anyone she knew. She loved to cook for everyone: tamales, burros and tortillas. She was diagnosed with sclerosis of the liver in May of 2011. She fought long and hard with her illness, but she was always in good spirits. She was always ready to go to any family's or friend's celebrations. She loved to talk smack and joke with everyone. She never let it bring her down, and we all admired her for that. No matter how sick she was, she still made time to cook and bake for family and friends. She was a very loving and caring person. She was always willing to help anyone. She would do anything for her boys and grandchildren, Maria, Daniel, Analysa, Aviana and Little Rob.
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