Consuelo Olivarez

Consuelo Olivarez

February 08, 1934 - April 21, 2015

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Norma R. Borrero
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Love you Aunt Connie like a Mom! You always made me feel like family! Can't say it enough, you are a great example of a Woman. Loving, forgiving, caring and class! Your beauty inside & out will be remembered always! Norma R. Borrero
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Gracie Olivarez Delgado
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Prayers and strength to all my cousins and family of the passing of your beautiful mother, my Aunt Connie..no matter what mood That I was ever in,,, I could always count on her conversations to make me smile and laugh every time I saw my Aunt Connie...she will be truly missed....
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Irma Leal (PD)
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I miss and love you mom. There aren't enough words that can describe how wonderful and beautiful you were to you all your children, grand children, and great grand children. Tell dad we love and miss him also. :)
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gloria olivarez mireles
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My condolence to my primas and primos My aunt kind was a very living aunt and I have ice memories of her . Remember her and all of us when we were little and it was Christmas time we use to all meet on the house I Tuscola and have sleep over. She will always be in each and everyone heart she was a special classic women . I luv you's and I am ther in spirit.
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Erika Trevino
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Back during the "Tuscola St" days, Aunt Connie always let me spend the night with PD whenever I wanted to, even though I had to help wash dishes in that big white sink. LOL She always made me and my family feel welcomed in her home. When my Abuelito & Abuelita Gonzales moved from Tuscola St to Bakersfield, CA, the Trevino family shared all our holidays with Aunt Connie and her family. Those are some of my best childhood memories. Aunt Connie always had a hug and smile for me whenever I saw her. She was a beautiful woman, inside and out, and I am so glad I had such a wonderful Great-Aunt to look up to and helped give me a great example of how to be a loving and caring Tia to my nieces and nephews. Thank you Aunt Connie. I love you and will miss you. Love your great-niece, Erika Trevino