Beatriz P. Coombes
APRIL 23, 1937 – OCTOBER 31, 2021
IN THE CARE OF
Stephens and Bean Funeral Chapel
Beatriz Coombes will forever be known as a beloved, kind, generous, witty, strong, and funny Mother, Lola, friend, and sister. She passed away October 31, 2021 at the age of 84.
She was preceded in death by her husband Maximo Mayugba Sr.
She is remembered by her seven children: Wilson, Susana, Ronald, Ramon, Maximo Jr., Imelda, and Margie, as well as her daughters- and son-in-law: Elna, Jaydee, Benny, Dustin, and Les.
She leaves nineteen grandchildren: Sheila Carla, Carl, Nathaniel, Will, Acelyn, Danica, Darshan, Calvin, Camille, Chelsy, Rocky, Junjun, JR, Shields, Bias, Aeon, Teg, Mylez, and Maizie and ten great grandchildren: Miguel, Joaquin, Cara, Caelix, Alex, Jamari, Iry Noah, Mila, Everlyn to cherish her memory.
May Beatriz's soul and the souls of all find comfort that you are now through the mercy of God.
A funeral service will be held at Stephens and Bean Funeral Chapel on Friday, February 18, 2022 at 10:30 a.m. With an interment to follow at Fresno Memorial Gardens.
Betty/Mamang was born on April 23, 1937 in Pasay City, Philippines. She was the fourth of her nine sisters. She came to America during the summer of 1983. She was a hard working Mamang who loved to cook for her children and grandchildrens. She loved watching Filipino and American action movies. She loved drinking coffee for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Her hobbies were sewing, crocheting, word puzzles, coloring books, reading the Bible, and playing solitaire card games. She became a nursing assistant and worked for many years until her retirement. She enjoyed driving with her sunglasses on to visit her friends, sisters, going to Sunday mass, and church gatherings. She was a member of the Fresno Christian Fellowship Church.
Whatever circumstances she endured she was able to handle it herself. She didn't like physical pain. We never saw her cry or shed any tears. She was that strong. She was also witty. She never verbalized what she wanted for us in our lives but in her kind heart, she wanted us all to succeed and have a great happy life.
A loving, kind, and wonderful Mother and Lola who will forever be missed.
The service will be available to view live through Zoom by using the following link:
Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86725094147?pwd=VmNXaWdSaFhGNHdFS2pMa05iU3FPZz09
Meeting ID: 867 2509 4147 Passcode: Mayugba
APRIL 23, 1937 – OCTOBER 31, 2021
IN THE CARE OF
Stephens and Bean Funeral Chapel
Beatriz Coombes will forever be known as a beloved, kind, generous, witty, strong, and funny Mother, Lola, friend, and sister. She passed away October 31, 2021 at the age of 84.
She was preceded in death by her husband Maximo Mayugba Sr.
She is remembered by her seven children: Wilson, Susana, Ronald, Ramon, Maximo Jr., Imelda, and Margie, as well as her daughters- and son-in-law: Elna, Jaydee, Benny, Dustin, and Les.
She leaves nineteen grandchildren: Sheila Carla, Carl, Nathaniel, Will, Acelyn, Danica, Darshan, Calvin, Camille, Chelsy, Rocky, Junjun, JR, Shields, Bias, Aeon, Teg, Mylez, and Maizie and ten great grandchildren: Miguel, Joaquin, Cara, Caelix, Alex, Jamari, Iry Noah, Mila, Everlyn to cherish her memory.
May Beatriz's soul and the souls of all find comfort that you are now through the mercy of God.
A funeral service will be held at Stephens and Bean Funeral Chapel on Friday, February 18, 2022 at 10:30 a.m. With an interment to follow at Fresno Memorial Gardens.
Betty/Mamang was born on April 23, 1937 in Pasay City, Philippines. She was the fourth of her nine sisters. She came to America during the summer of 1983. She was a hard working Mamang who loved to cook for her children and grandchildrens. She loved watching Filipino and American action movies. She loved drinking coffee for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Her hobbies were sewing, crocheting, word puzzles, coloring books, reading the Bible, and playing solitaire card games. She became a nursing assistant and worked for many years until her retirement. She enjoyed driving with her sunglasses on to visit her friends, sisters, going to Sunday mass, and church gatherings. She was a member of the Fresno Christian Fellowship Church.
Whatever circumstances she endured she was able to handle it herself. She didn't like physical pain. We never saw her cry or shed any tears. She was that strong. She was also witty. She never verbalized what she wanted for us in our lives but in her kind heart, she wanted us all to succeed and have a great happy life.
A loving, kind, and wonderful Mother and Lola who will forever be missed.
The service will be available to view live through Zoom by using the following link:
Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86725094147?pwd=VmNXaWdSaFhGNHdFS2pMa05iU3FPZz09
Meeting ID: 867 2509 4147 Passcode: Mayugba
Beatriz P. Coombes
APRIL 23, 1937 – OCTOBER 31, 2021
IN THE CARE OF
Stephens and Bean Funeral Chapel
Beatriz Coombes will forever be known as a beloved, kind, generous, witty, strong, and funny Mother, Lola, friend, and sister. She passed away October 31, 2021 at the age of 84.
She was preceded in death by her husband Maximo Mayugba Sr.
She is remembered by her seven children: Wilson, Susana, Ronald, Ramon, Maximo Jr., Imelda, and Margie, as well as her daughters- and son-in-law: Elna, Jaydee, Benny, Dustin, and Les.
She leaves nineteen grandchildren: Sheila Carla, Carl, Nathaniel, Will, Acelyn, Danica, Darshan, Calvin, Camille, Chelsy, Rocky, Junjun, JR, Shields, Bias, Aeon, Teg, Mylez, and Maizie and ten great grandchildren: Miguel, Joaquin, Cara, Caelix, Alex, Jamari, Iry Noah, Mila, Everlyn to cherish her memory.
May Beatriz's soul and the souls of all find comfort that you are now through the mercy of God.
A funeral service will be held at Stephens and Bean Funeral Chapel on Friday, February 18, 2022 at 10:30 a.m. With an interment to follow at Fresno Memorial Gardens.
Betty/Mamang was born on April 23, 1937 in Pasay City, Philippines. She was the fourth of her nine sisters. She came to America during the summer of 1983. She was a hard working Mamang who loved to cook for her children and grandchildrens. She loved watching Filipino and American action movies. She loved drinking coffee for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Her hobbies were sewing, crocheting, word puzzles, coloring books, reading the Bible, and playing solitaire card games. She became a nursing assistant and worked for many years until her retirement. She enjoyed driving with her sunglasses on to visit her friends, sisters, going to Sunday mass, and church gatherings. She was a member of the Fresno Christian Fellowship Church.
Whatever circumstances she endured she was able to handle it herself. She didn't like physical pain. We never saw her cry or shed any tears. She was that strong. She was also witty. She never verbalized what she wanted for us in our lives but in her kind heart, she wanted us all to succeed and have a great happy life.
A loving, kind, and wonderful Mother and Lola who will forever be missed.
The service will be available to view live through Zoom by using the following link:
Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86725094147?pwd=VmNXaWdSaFhGNHdFS2pMa05iU3FPZz09
Meeting ID: 867 2509 4147 Passcode: Mayugba
APRIL 23, 1937 – OCTOBER 31, 2021
IN THE CARE OF
Stephens and Bean Funeral Chapel
Beatriz Coombes will forever be known as a beloved, kind, generous, witty, strong, and funny Mother, Lola, friend, and sister. She passed away October 31, 2021 at the age of 84.
She was preceded in death by her husband Maximo Mayugba Sr.
She is remembered by her seven children: Wilson, Susana, Ronald, Ramon, Maximo Jr., Imelda, and Margie, as well as her daughters- and son-in-law: Elna, Jaydee, Benny, Dustin, and Les.
She leaves nineteen grandchildren: Sheila Carla, Carl, Nathaniel, Will, Acelyn, Danica, Darshan, Calvin, Camille, Chelsy, Rocky, Junjun, JR, Shields, Bias, Aeon, Teg, Mylez, and Maizie and ten great grandchildren: Miguel, Joaquin, Cara, Caelix, Alex, Jamari, Iry Noah, Mila, Everlyn to cherish her memory.
May Beatriz's soul and the souls of all find comfort that you are now through the mercy of God.
A funeral service will be held at Stephens and Bean Funeral Chapel on Friday, February 18, 2022 at 10:30 a.m. With an interment to follow at Fresno Memorial Gardens.
Betty/Mamang was born on April 23, 1937 in Pasay City, Philippines. She was the fourth of her nine sisters. She came to America during the summer of 1983. She was a hard working Mamang who loved to cook for her children and grandchildrens. She loved watching Filipino and American action movies. She loved drinking coffee for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Her hobbies were sewing, crocheting, word puzzles, coloring books, reading the Bible, and playing solitaire card games. She became a nursing assistant and worked for many years until her retirement. She enjoyed driving with her sunglasses on to visit her friends, sisters, going to Sunday mass, and church gatherings. She was a member of the Fresno Christian Fellowship Church.
Whatever circumstances she endured she was able to handle it herself. She didn't like physical pain. We never saw her cry or shed any tears. She was that strong. She was also witty. She never verbalized what she wanted for us in our lives but in her kind heart, she wanted us all to succeed and have a great happy life.
A loving, kind, and wonderful Mother and Lola who will forever be missed.
The service will be available to view live through Zoom by using the following link:
Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86725094147?pwd=VmNXaWdSaFhGNHdFS2pMa05iU3FPZz09
Meeting ID: 867 2509 4147 Passcode: Mayugba
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