1952
Rosario
2020
Rosario Coronado
January 1, 1952 — November 17, 2020
Rosario G. Coronado entered rest on November 17, 2020. She was born on January 1, 1952, in Fort Stockton, Texas.
She is survived by sons John Robert Coronado, and wife, Delicia, of Fort Stockton and Victor Gomez Coronado, and wife, Jasmine, of Fort Stockton; brother Jimmy Gomez, and wife, Pricilla, of Midland; sisters Elodia Valeriano, Celia Zermeno, Josie Franco, Irma Padilla, Aurora Gonzalez, and Linda Granado; grandchildren Janessa Coronado, Peter Coronado, Mariana Coronado, Briella Coronado, and Venelope Coronado.
Preceding her in death were her parents, Margarito Gomez and Jususita Valesquez; husband Roberto Coronado; brothers Jose Luis Gomez, Fernando Gomez, and Reynaldo Gomez.
Rosie “Chayo” Coronado entered rest on November 17, 2020 after a two-year fight against cancer. She was born on January 1, 1952 in Fort Stockton, Texas, to Margarito and Jesusita Gomez. She married Roberto Coronado in Sept 1977 at the age of 25 but was widowed by the age of 46. Strong willed and independent, she was able to raise two young boys, one 16, the other 9, who love her very much, into two hard working, respectable young men. Rosie was an extremely hard worker, working in the caregiving profession for 50 years, caring for both children and adults. Her strong work ethic in combination with her selfless, kindhearted, and loving nature, made her very well know within the community. Rosie’s characteristic of always putting others needs before her own extended well beyond her family and friends, often touching the lives of those she cared for. Rosie lived a life of hardship, but always stayed strong and true in her faith. When she wasn’t working, which wasn’t very often, she loved spending time with family, especially her five grandchildren who were the joy of her life. Rosie was a truly amazing person, the type of person this world needs more of, which makes Rosie’s death the worlds loss, and heavens gain.
Visitation for Rosario Coronado will be Monday, November 23, from 2-4PM at Heritage Funeral Home, 301 N. Main, Fort Stockton, Texas. Services will be held Tuesday, November 24, 2020, at 10AM at Our Lady of the Guadalupe, Downtown Campus, in Fort Stockton, Texas. Due to Coronavirus, the occupancy is limited at all locations
Remembrances and condolences may be shared with the family at: www.heritagefuneralhomeofthebigbend.com
She is survived by sons John Robert Coronado, and wife, Delicia, of Fort Stockton and Victor Gomez Coronado, and wife, Jasmine, of Fort Stockton; brother Jimmy Gomez, and wife, Pricilla, of Midland; sisters Elodia Valeriano, Celia Zermeno, Josie Franco, Irma Padilla, Aurora Gonzalez, and Linda Granado; grandchildren Janessa Coronado, Peter Coronado, Mariana Coronado, Briella Coronado, and Venelope Coronado.
Preceding her in death were her parents, Margarito Gomez and Jususita Valesquez; husband Roberto Coronado; brothers Jose Luis Gomez, Fernando Gomez, and Reynaldo Gomez.
Rosie “Chayo” Coronado entered rest on November 17, 2020 after a two-year fight against cancer. She was born on January 1, 1952 in Fort Stockton, Texas, to Margarito and Jesusita Gomez. She married Roberto Coronado in Sept 1977 at the age of 25 but was widowed by the age of 46. Strong willed and independent, she was able to raise two young boys, one 16, the other 9, who love her very much, into two hard working, respectable young men. Rosie was an extremely hard worker, working in the caregiving profession for 50 years, caring for both children and adults. Her strong work ethic in combination with her selfless, kindhearted, and loving nature, made her very well know within the community. Rosie’s characteristic of always putting others needs before her own extended well beyond her family and friends, often touching the lives of those she cared for. Rosie lived a life of hardship, but always stayed strong and true in her faith. When she wasn’t working, which wasn’t very often, she loved spending time with family, especially her five grandchildren who were the joy of her life. Rosie was a truly amazing person, the type of person this world needs more of, which makes Rosie’s death the worlds loss, and heavens gain.
Visitation for Rosario Coronado will be Monday, November 23, from 2-4PM at Heritage Funeral Home, 301 N. Main, Fort Stockton, Texas. Services will be held Tuesday, November 24, 2020, at 10AM at Our Lady of the Guadalupe, Downtown Campus, in Fort Stockton, Texas. Due to Coronavirus, the occupancy is limited at all locations
Remembrances and condolences may be shared with the family at: www.heritagefuneralhomeofthebigbend.com
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Tuesday, November 24, 2020
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