Patricia Lucero de Carchi

Adoring daughter of Manuel Lucero and Margarita Saldaña. Beloved wife of Luis U. Carchi. Loving mother of Alexsandra Carchi (Carlos Urgiles), Aley Carchi (JD), y Wilky Carchi. Cherished Grandmother Karla Urgiles, Alexander Urgiles, Kobe Camarillo. Dear sister of Maria Lucero, Manuel Lucero, Sergio Jara.

Patricia migrated to the U.S at the age of 14. She was all about living life, she was creative, crafty, she was a fashionista that always had a smile on her face.

At the age of 15, Patricia met her soulmate, Luis, better known as Palomo. Oh she loved him dearly! Their favorite to go to date was go on 10-15 mile walks.

Yet still…. As years went on, Patricia became a mother, welcoming three children. As life took her through tolls, she fought hard, she was a warrior who never gave up on her family. Patricia was a woman who believed in God Almighty, who devoted a lot of her time to him. Patricia within the last years of life devoted her time to the lord and the community because she enjoyed it along with her husband. Patricia and Palomo were together for 37 years, through those years they lived through it all, building memories for decades, traveling frequently together and being inseparable.

Patricia was a supportive, caring, loving wife and Palomo will cherish her memory and love forever. Patricia was a devoted mother, who gave her kids love like no other, she was the perfect mother whom her kids will always keep her memory alive. Lastly, Patricia was loved immensely by her grand kids, grandma was their hero, she was the best grandma ever and she will never be forgotten.

Patricia made an impact in many people’s lives by her charisma, her kindness, and her story. She was always enthusiastic and motivating despite of what this world challenged her with. Patricia was loved and will be missed by many.

Rest in peace Patricia.

Patricia emigró a los Estados Unidos a la edad de 14 años. Era apasionada por vivir la vida, creativa, hábil, una fashionista que siempre llevaba una sonrisa en el rostro.

A los 15 años, Patricia conoció a su alma gemela, Luis, mejor conocido como Palomo. ¡Oh, lo amaba profundamente! Su cita favorita era dar paseos de 10 a 15 millas. A medida que pasaron los años, Patricia se convirtió en madre, dando la bienvenida a tres hijos. Afrontando desafíos, luchó incansablemente, siendo una guerrera que nunca abandonó a su familia.

Patricia era una mujer que creía en Dios Todopoderoso, dedicando mucho tiempo a Él. En los últimos años de su vida, se dedicó al Señor y a la comunidad junto a su esposo. Patricia y Palomo estuvieron juntos durante 37 años, construyendo recuerdos, viajando y siendo inseparables.

Patricia fue una esposa solidaria, cariñosa y amorosa, y Palomo atesorará su memoria y amor eternamente. Como madre devota, dio a sus hijos un amor incomparable, siendo la madre perfecta cuya memoria siempre conservarán. Por último, Patricia fue amada inmensamente por sus nietos; ella era su heroína, la mejor abuela que jamás olvidarán.

Patricia dejó una huella en muchas vidas con su carisma, amabilidad y su historia. Siempre fue entusiasta y motivadora, a pesar de los desafíos que este mundo le presentó. Patricia fue amada y será extrañada por muchos.

Descansa en paz, Patricia.

A visitation for Patricia will be held Friday, January 12, 2024 from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Montclair-Lucania Funeral Home, 6901 West Belmont Ave, Chicago, IL 60634.

A Funeral Mass will be held Saturday January 13, 2024 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM at St Stanislaus Bishop and Martyr Catholic Church, 2318 N Lorel Ave, Chicago, IL 60639.

Followed by a committal service from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM at Maryhill Catholic Cemetery & Mausoleum, 8600 N. Milwaukee Ave.,, Niles, IL 60714.