Eulalia "Lala" Louisa Acosta-Ruiz, was born on August 28, 1947, in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico.
Eulalia passed away on Wednesday, April 2, 2008 in Albuquerque.
Lala was preceded in death by her father, Luís G. Acosta.
Lala is survived by her mother, Louisa H. Acosta, brother, Henry Acosta and his wife, Louisa M., sisters, Rose Valencia and Theresa García and her husband, Andres, nephews, Raymond Acosta and his wife, Veronica, Robert Acosta and Lorenzo Acosta, nieces, Lori Ann Urban and her husband, David, Carrie, Elizabeth, Brenda, Melissa and Victoria, uncles, Pete Acosta and his wife, Annie and Rudy Acosta, aunts, Sista Gonzáles, Lola Domínguez, Virginia Torres and Mickey Chávez and her husband, Manuel, many grand-nieces, grand-nephews, cousins and other family members and friends who loved and will miss her.
Lala worked in the medical field for 17 years. Lala enjoyed bowling, which she did for over 20 years, as well as dancing, teaching and playing the guitar.
Lala was also a participant with the San Lorenzo, Patron of Bernalillo, for many years.
Lala wrote "I would like to extend a very special thank you to the Helen Urquidez who cared for me in the last part of my life. May God bless her and keep her in His arms. Many thanks to Tim Frésquez who gave me encouragement and communion every Sunday, Debra Lang with Unidas, Marla Muñiz, personal caretaker and friend, Angelia Bryant my hospice nurse and friend, Aricelie Hernández and daughter, Celia for their love and care, my special thanks to Debra Neari for all of her support and lotion she sent me for my beauty, my special friend, Amelia Martínez "Grand ma" for her love and prayers. Thank you to Frank Rivera for always preparing the best food in the world. Thank you Isaac from Zia Hospice and also Carmen Chávez for being a wonder friend and neighbor. Thank you to the UNM Cancer Center doctors and staff, Zia Hospice doctors and staff for everything. I love you all- take care of each other until we meet again."
A Memorial Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at San Felipe de Neri Catholic Church in Old Town, on Tuesday, April 8, 2008 at 11:00 a.m.
Eulalia passed away on Wednesday, April 2, 2008 in Albuquerque.
Lala was preceded in death by her father, Luís G. Acosta.
Lala is survived by her mother, Louisa H. Acosta, brother, Henry Acosta and his wife, Louisa M., sisters, Rose Valencia and Theresa García and her husband, Andres, nephews, Raymond Acosta and his wife, Veronica, Robert Acosta and Lorenzo Acosta, nieces, Lori Ann Urban and her husband, David, Carrie, Elizabeth, Brenda, Melissa and Victoria, uncles, Pete Acosta and his wife, Annie and Rudy Acosta, aunts, Sista Gonzáles, Lola Domínguez, Virginia Torres and Mickey Chávez and her husband, Manuel, many grand-nieces, grand-nephews, cousins and other family members and friends who loved and will miss her.
Lala worked in the medical field for 17 years. Lala enjoyed bowling, which she did for over 20 years, as well as dancing, teaching and playing the guitar.
Lala was also a participant with the San Lorenzo, Patron of Bernalillo, for many years.
Lala wrote "I would like to extend a very special thank you to the Helen Urquidez who cared for me in the last part of my life. May God bless her and keep her in His arms. Many thanks to Tim Frésquez who gave me encouragement and communion every Sunday, Debra Lang with Unidas, Marla Muñiz, personal caretaker and friend, Angelia Bryant my hospice nurse and friend, Aricelie Hernández and daughter, Celia for their love and care, my special thanks to Debra Neari for all of her support and lotion she sent me for my beauty, my special friend, Amelia Martínez "Grand ma" for her love and prayers. Thank you to Frank Rivera for always preparing the best food in the world. Thank you Isaac from Zia Hospice and also Carmen Chávez for being a wonder friend and neighbor. Thank you to the UNM Cancer Center doctors and staff, Zia Hospice doctors and staff for everything. I love you all- take care of each other until we meet again."
A Memorial Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at San Felipe de Neri Catholic Church in Old Town, on Tuesday, April 8, 2008 at 11:00 a.m.
Eulalia "Lala" Louisa Acosta-Ruiz, was born on August 28, 1947, in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico.
Eulalia passed away on Wednesday, April 2, 2008 in Albuquerque.
Lala was preceded in death by her father, Luís G. Acosta.
Lala is survived by her mother, Louisa H. Acosta, brother, Henry Acosta and his wife, Louisa M., sisters, Rose Valencia and Theresa García and her husband, Andres, nephews, Raymond Acosta and his wife, Veronica, Robert Acosta and Lorenzo Acosta, nieces, Lori Ann Urban and her husband, David, Carrie, Elizabeth, Brenda, Melissa and Victoria, uncles, Pete Acosta and his wife, Annie and Rudy Acosta, aunts, Sista Gonzáles, Lola Domínguez, Virginia Torres and Mickey Chávez and her husband, Manuel, many grand-nieces, grand-nephews, cousins and other family members and friends who loved and will miss her.
Lala worked in the medical field for 17 years. Lala enjoyed bowling, which she did for over 20 years, as well as dancing, teaching and playing the guitar.
Lala was also a participant with the San Lorenzo, Patron of Bernalillo, for many years.
Lala wrote "I would like to extend a very special thank you to the Helen Urquidez who cared for me in the last part of my life. May God bless her and keep her in His arms. Many thanks to Tim Frésquez who gave me encouragement and communion every Sunday, Debra Lang with Unidas, Marla Muñiz, personal caretaker and friend, Angelia Bryant my hospice nurse and friend, Aricelie Hernández and daughter, Celia for their love and care, my special thanks to Debra Neari for all of her support and lotion she sent me for my beauty, my special friend, Amelia Martínez "Grand ma" for her love and prayers. Thank you to Frank Rivera for always preparing the best food in the world. Thank you Isaac from Zia Hospice and also Carmen Chávez for being a wonder friend and neighbor. Thank you to the UNM Cancer Center doctors and staff, Zia Hospice doctors and staff for everything. I love you all- take care of each other until we meet again."
A Memorial Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at San Felipe de Neri Catholic Church in Old Town, on Tuesday, April 8, 2008 at 11:00 a.m.
Eulalia passed away on Wednesday, April 2, 2008 in Albuquerque.
Lala was preceded in death by her father, Luís G. Acosta.
Lala is survived by her mother, Louisa H. Acosta, brother, Henry Acosta and his wife, Louisa M., sisters, Rose Valencia and Theresa García and her husband, Andres, nephews, Raymond Acosta and his wife, Veronica, Robert Acosta and Lorenzo Acosta, nieces, Lori Ann Urban and her husband, David, Carrie, Elizabeth, Brenda, Melissa and Victoria, uncles, Pete Acosta and his wife, Annie and Rudy Acosta, aunts, Sista Gonzáles, Lola Domínguez, Virginia Torres and Mickey Chávez and her husband, Manuel, many grand-nieces, grand-nephews, cousins and other family members and friends who loved and will miss her.
Lala worked in the medical field for 17 years. Lala enjoyed bowling, which she did for over 20 years, as well as dancing, teaching and playing the guitar.
Lala was also a participant with the San Lorenzo, Patron of Bernalillo, for many years.
Lala wrote "I would like to extend a very special thank you to the Helen Urquidez who cared for me in the last part of my life. May God bless her and keep her in His arms. Many thanks to Tim Frésquez who gave me encouragement and communion every Sunday, Debra Lang with Unidas, Marla Muñiz, personal caretaker and friend, Angelia Bryant my hospice nurse and friend, Aricelie Hernández and daughter, Celia for their love and care, my special thanks to Debra Neari for all of her support and lotion she sent me for my beauty, my special friend, Amelia Martínez "Grand ma" for her love and prayers. Thank you to Frank Rivera for always preparing the best food in the world. Thank you Isaac from Zia Hospice and also Carmen Chávez for being a wonder friend and neighbor. Thank you to the UNM Cancer Center doctors and staff, Zia Hospice doctors and staff for everything. I love you all- take care of each other until we meet again."
A Memorial Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at San Felipe de Neri Catholic Church in Old Town, on Tuesday, April 8, 2008 at 11:00 a.m.
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