Juanita was anything but ordinary, she was always spontaneous, caring, beautiful, generous, and outgoing. Her spirit was pure and anyone who was around her was infected with her love and beautiful way of being. She would describe herself as a Black-xican. She was always the center of attention, the life of the party.

Juanita did have Multiple Sclerosis, but more than that she had the most amazing spirit. She was way more than only a sickness, and she proved this everyday by always keeping a smile on her face no matter what. It took a toll on her body, but never her soul. What we hope people will remember most is her character, personality, generosity, and goofiness. Juanita was the type of person that would bend herself backward to help everyone with anything they needed. She would give even what she didn’t have. Juanita didn’t have a bad bone in her body. She never judged anyone, she saw the beauty in everyone and believed that they were good in everyone. Juanita was the definition of an optimist. Never again will there be another person like her.

Juanita loved to sing more than being the life of the party. Her voice was indescribable when she sang, she could make you feel everything she was feeling. Juanita loved to eat; she would never shy away from anything. She enjoyed trying new places and different types of food, so much so that for a while she wanted to be a chef. She had dreams and although she was unable to live them all out, we know that she would want nothing but good for everyone. May she rest in peace with our beautiful freckle face.

Juanita was a daughter to Guadalupe & Jesus Garcia; grand-daughter, to Margarita Ibarra, Cruz Lugo Velazquez, Ignacio Garcia, and DorothyMae Wise; sister, to Jesse & Gissella Garcia and Isaura Barahona; aunt to Evelyn Mendez and Ignacio Ruiz.

A visitation will be held on Saturday, November 14, 2020 from 10 to 12:30 p.m. with a service to begin at 12:30 p.m. at Centro Cristiano Alpha Y Omega, 5621 N FWY Houston, TX 77076. Juanita will be laid to rest at 3 p.m. at Carmen Nelson Bostick Cemetery, 12317 Holderrieth Rd, Tomball, TX 77375

Pallbearers will be: Jesus Garcia, Jesse Garcia, Ignacio Ruiz, Cruz Ramirez, Margarito Ramirez, Eduardo Flores, Carlos Garcia.

 

 

Juanita era cualquier cosa menos ordinaria, siempre fue espontánea, cariñosa, hermosa, generosa y extrovertida. Su espíritu era puro y cualquiera que la rodeaba estaba contagiado con su amor y su hermosa forma de ser. Se describiría a sí misma como una Black-xican. Ella siempre fue el centro de atención, el alma de la fiesta.

Juanita tenía esclerosis múltiple, pero más que eso tenía un espíritu asombroso. Su vida no giraba alrededor de su enfermedad, y lo demostraba todos los días al mantener siempre una sonrisa en su rostro sin importar nada. Le pasó factura a su cuerpo, pero nunca a su alma. Lo que esperamos que la gente recuerde más es su carácter, personalidad, generosidad y carisma. Juanita era el tipo de persona que con podías contar y ayudaba a todos en lo que necesitaran. Era capaz de dar incluso lo que no tenía. En su corazón no existía maldad. Ella nunca juzgó a nadie, vio la belleza en todos y creía que había algo bueno en todos. Juanita era la definición de optimista. Nunca más habrá otra persona como ella.

A Juanita le encantaba cantar, ella más que ser el alma de la fiesta, ella era la fiesta. Su voz era indescriptible cuando cantaba, podía transmitir todo lo que estaba sintiendo. A Juanita le encantaba comer, nunca le hacía el feo a nada. Le gustaba conocer nuevos lugares y diferentes tipos de comida, tanto que por un tiempo quiso ser chef. Tenía sueños y aunque no pudo vivirlos todos, sabemos que no deseaba nada más que el bien para todos. Que descanse en paz nuestro bello rostro pecoso.