Josie was my former mother in law, but to me she was much more than that. She was like my second mom, she was my children’s loving grandma, a role model, a hero and my friend. Second mom because I knew her since I was 12 years old, so you could say she helped raise me too. She taught me so much about life, family, hard work, perseverance and cooking. She  was an amazing grandmother to my children. When they were young, she took them to the park, movies, kiddie park, restaurants, museums and  anywhere they wanted to go. She was there for all their birthday parties. In fact, we saved her gifts for last because they were bottomless. She bought them so much; but the best gift she ever gave them was her love, and for that, I will forever be grateful. She had a profound effect on my children. As they grew older she always had food when they stopped by and packed some to go. Now my own grandkids want to stay with me all the time. I tell Candice, remember when you wanted to stay with Grandma forever and how you both cried when we had to leave. My kids were nurtured by loving grandmothers. They are blessed to come from good stock on both sides with cherished memories to last a lifetime.  She was a great role model. I do the same for my grands. I will do anything  for them. 
Josie was a hero. She worked hard to provide for her family. Back in the day when many mothers didn’t work outside the home, she had to in order to provide for her family alone. In spite of all the hardships; she always looked beautiful. My mom would call her Sofia Loren and la Paloma Blanca because we would see her drive a white car to my elementary school where she worked as a librarian. She was always impeccably dressed. Her hair and make up were perfect.  Finally, she was my friend. Over the years, we would occasionally call each other on holidays and birthdays;  sometimes just to say hi. I loved her. Thank you; you had a big impact on my life. Rest In Peace and may perpetual light shine upon you. 

To a beautiful woman with a heart of gold to her family and friends thank you for always being my mom's friend.

My deepest condolences to the Ogden family.
Ray and Diane Martinez 

So sorry for Josie Ogden's Family's loss.
We love and pray for our beautiful Aunt Josie.
We pray for all her Children and their Families.
May our Aunt Josie rest in peace .
With our love, 
Rudy and Esmeralda Ollerbidez and Family

She was an amazing friend and neighbor such a giving and generous person she will truly be missed.  My condolences to the Ogden family



My Condolences to All the Ogden Family and to my Cousins Candice McManus & Eric Ogden. 
It's been years since I've seen my cousins grandmother at family gatherings.
But when I did see her she was always dressed very Classy, was nice to me and had a beautiful smile. May she Rest in Peace 🙏 



Norma, Albert, Richard,  & Gloria; our most sincere Condolences to you in the loss of your beloved mother, & to the entire family of Mrs. Josie A. Ogden. 
May perpetual light shine upon her and may her soul through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
I remember her fondly as a friendly, beautiful & happy woman.
Sincerely, Mary Cavazos & family 

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Children Norma Ogden, Gloria Ogden Silva (Roland), Richard Ogden (Rosalie), and Albert Ogden (Linda). Her grandchildren Candice McManus (Brian) Eric Ogden, Lori Rodriguez (Chris), Ryane Silva, Jared Silva, Casey Ogden (Verona) Brandon Ogden (Mana) Brianna Ogden, and Zachary Ogden; 8 great-grandchildren.

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Josie A. Ogden

26 noviembre, 1935 – 18 enero, 2022

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