Natividad Albina Sandoval, 61, lifetime resident of Sapello, N.M. passed away on Monday, Feb. 7, 2011, after a brave and honorable battle with various ailments the last being her cancer.
She was born on March 10, 1949, in Las Vegas to the late Jose Sandoval and Maria Roybal Sandoval.
She devoted herself to her children, grandchildren, and her great- granddaughter. Her home and heart were always open to anyone in need. She was the happiest when she was able to work outdoors, do her gardening and collect antiques.
A lifelong Catholic, she was a member of Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Las Vegas and Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Sapello, N.M.
She was preceded in death by her parents: Jose Sandoval and Maria Sandoval; brothers: Gilbert and Albino Sandoval; great-nephew: Edward Quintana; niece: Michelle Sandoval; brother-in-law: Jerry Martinez.
She is survived by her daughters and son: Brenda Parks (Raymond Parks), Elvira Martinez, and Miguel Martinez (Melissa Rodriquez) all of Sapello; special grandson: Daniel Montoya of Sapello; sisters and brothers: Jane Martinez, Victoria (Adolfo) all of Sapello; Eleanor Sandoval of Las Dispensas; Dolores Rubio (Hilario) of Las Vegas; Christine Sandoval-Montoya (Victor) of Manuelitas; Frank Sandoval (Cynthia) of Sapello; Victor Sandoval (Alicia) of Ledoux, N.M.; Edward Sandoval (Debra) of Los Canones, N.M.; Ernest Sandoval (Dorothy) of Sapello; and Joe Sandoval (Hazel) of Folsom, N.M.; godson: Luis Rubio (Bernadine Rosetta) of Santa Fe; grandchildren: Lexus Gabaldon, Rheanne Parks, Ian Parks, Miguel Martinez and Daniel Montoya; great-grandchild: Jhaedan Parks; numerous: nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
She was born on March 10, 1949, in Las Vegas to the late Jose Sandoval and Maria Roybal Sandoval.
She devoted herself to her children, grandchildren, and her great- granddaughter. Her home and heart were always open to anyone in need. She was the happiest when she was able to work outdoors, do her gardening and collect antiques.
A lifelong Catholic, she was a member of Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Las Vegas and Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Sapello, N.M.
She was preceded in death by her parents: Jose Sandoval and Maria Sandoval; brothers: Gilbert and Albino Sandoval; great-nephew: Edward Quintana; niece: Michelle Sandoval; brother-in-law: Jerry Martinez.
She is survived by her daughters and son: Brenda Parks (Raymond Parks), Elvira Martinez, and Miguel Martinez (Melissa Rodriquez) all of Sapello; special grandson: Daniel Montoya of Sapello; sisters and brothers: Jane Martinez, Victoria (Adolfo) all of Sapello; Eleanor Sandoval of Las Dispensas; Dolores Rubio (Hilario) of Las Vegas; Christine Sandoval-Montoya (Victor) of Manuelitas; Frank Sandoval (Cynthia) of Sapello; Victor Sandoval (Alicia) of Ledoux, N.M.; Edward Sandoval (Debra) of Los Canones, N.M.; Ernest Sandoval (Dorothy) of Sapello; and Joe Sandoval (Hazel) of Folsom, N.M.; godson: Luis Rubio (Bernadine Rosetta) of Santa Fe; grandchildren: Lexus Gabaldon, Rheanne Parks, Ian Parks, Miguel Martinez and Daniel Montoya; great-grandchild: Jhaedan Parks; numerous: nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Natividad Albina Sandoval, 61, lifetime resident of Sapello, N.M. passed away on Monday, Feb. 7, 2011, after a brave and honorable battle with various ailments the last being her cancer.
She was born on March 10, 1949, in Las Vegas to the late Jose Sandoval and Maria Roybal Sandoval.
She devoted herself to her children, grandchildren, and her great- granddaughter. Her home and heart were always open to anyone in need. She was the happiest when she was able to work outdoors, do her gardening and collect antiques.
A lifelong Catholic, she was a member of Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Las Vegas and Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Sapello, N.M.
She was preceded in death by her parents: Jose Sandoval and Maria Sandoval; brothers: Gilbert and Albino Sandoval; great-nephew: Edward Quintana; niece: Michelle Sandoval; brother-in-law: Jerry Martinez.
She is survived by her daughters and son: Brenda Parks (Raymond Parks), Elvira Martinez, and Miguel Martinez (Melissa Rodriquez) all of Sapello; special grandson: Daniel Montoya of Sapello; sisters and brothers: Jane Martinez, Victoria (Adolfo) all of Sapello; Eleanor Sandoval of Las Dispensas; Dolores Rubio (Hilario) of Las Vegas; Christine Sandoval-Montoya (Victor) of Manuelitas; Frank Sandoval (Cynthia) of Sapello; Victor Sandoval (Alicia) of Ledoux, N.M.; Edward Sandoval (Debra) of Los Canones, N.M.; Ernest Sandoval (Dorothy) of Sapello; and Joe Sandoval (Hazel) of Folsom, N.M.; godson: Luis Rubio (Bernadine Rosetta) of Santa Fe; grandchildren: Lexus Gabaldon, Rheanne Parks, Ian Parks, Miguel Martinez and Daniel Montoya; great-grandchild: Jhaedan Parks; numerous: nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
She was born on March 10, 1949, in Las Vegas to the late Jose Sandoval and Maria Roybal Sandoval.
She devoted herself to her children, grandchildren, and her great- granddaughter. Her home and heart were always open to anyone in need. She was the happiest when she was able to work outdoors, do her gardening and collect antiques.
A lifelong Catholic, she was a member of Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Las Vegas and Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Sapello, N.M.
She was preceded in death by her parents: Jose Sandoval and Maria Sandoval; brothers: Gilbert and Albino Sandoval; great-nephew: Edward Quintana; niece: Michelle Sandoval; brother-in-law: Jerry Martinez.
She is survived by her daughters and son: Brenda Parks (Raymond Parks), Elvira Martinez, and Miguel Martinez (Melissa Rodriquez) all of Sapello; special grandson: Daniel Montoya of Sapello; sisters and brothers: Jane Martinez, Victoria (Adolfo) all of Sapello; Eleanor Sandoval of Las Dispensas; Dolores Rubio (Hilario) of Las Vegas; Christine Sandoval-Montoya (Victor) of Manuelitas; Frank Sandoval (Cynthia) of Sapello; Victor Sandoval (Alicia) of Ledoux, N.M.; Edward Sandoval (Debra) of Los Canones, N.M.; Ernest Sandoval (Dorothy) of Sapello; and Joe Sandoval (Hazel) of Folsom, N.M.; godson: Luis Rubio (Bernadine Rosetta) of Santa Fe; grandchildren: Lexus Gabaldon, Rheanne Parks, Ian Parks, Miguel Martinez and Daniel Montoya; great-grandchild: Jhaedan Parks; numerous: nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
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