People asked me on Mother's Day, "do you still have a mother?" My response was, "of course I still have a mother, a very beautiful mother." Then they would ask, "is she living with you?"  I'd respond, "no, she's lives in heaven   with Jesus, our Lord and Savior."  I LOVE you mother!!

I LOVE YOU MY BEAUTIFUL MOTHER...I miss the comfort our conversations would bring to me and all the times we would laugh together and shop together.  I wish I could have worked less and spent more time with you but for some reason I thought you would always be with us.  Now I'm retired and have all this time on my hands but it brings me comfort to know you are now in the BEST of company...with our Lord and Savior!! I no longer have to ask God to bless you because you are truly blessed.

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY TO OUR BEAUTIFUL MOTHER...LOTS AND LOTS OF LOVE FROM YOUR CHILDREN.

Absent from the body, present with the Lord!!

Thank God you are now in HIS glory and no longer in pain nor suffering. My heart aches because I miss you so much and I LOVE YOU SO VERY MUCH but I know that we WILL be together again.

I have manu fond memories of my sister in law, Maggie, Whom I considered my sister. She and my older sisters and I shared many days together talking, laughing and having enjoyable times.  Maggie and I shared many times talking.  I remember that she always listened to my stories about me and my friends.  She shared her thoughts with me. I remember playing "He loves me, He loves me not." Using real flowers. as we played we would take turns taking the petals of the flower one at a time hoping  the last petal would end in "He loves" me. I took a flower without her knowing and arranged it so her flower would end in "He loves me." Many of her flowers would end in "He loves me NOT." So when she got that flower that I sneaked in to her it ended up in "He loves me." I remember that she was very happy.  To me it was just a game but I don't know if to her it was the real thoughts about some one special in her life.
     I consider Mague, as we called her, to be one of the most beautiful girl with her always being well dressed, well coifured, perfect make up and beautifully manicured nails. She always looked like she had just "stepped out of a Magazine."  But my mom always said that even if she didn't put on any make up she would be just as beautiful.  I thought she was with her beautiful big green eyes. I always wanted to put on polish on my nails and I did.  But I had to take the polish off so my mom  wouldn't notice.  I remember her putting polish on my nails and she would explain to my mom that we were just playing. So I was elated.  Maggie always listened to me. I'll always remember that about her.  There was always that warmth that I felt when I was with her.  Im sure all my sisters did, too. Im sorry that for a long time we never kept in touch but Ill never forget how good she was to all of us.  She loved and respected my parents and my mom always took her under her wings.  My parents loved her very much and all her children.  I will always love you, Mague.  Noe the Lord has said to you, "Well done good and faithful servant.  Come into the joy of the Lord, receive your crown of life and your robe of righteousness."  She deserved it. Loving and dedicated to her children.  She was a faithful and loyal wife to my brother.  The Lord will give her the reward that she deserves:" No more pain, no more tears, no more sadness, a healthy and eternal life in Christ." Until then, sis, Margaret.  Love, sis Rachel

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Margaret G. Gomez

21 January, 1929 – 8 December, 2013

Martin Funeral Home East

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