Rebecca De La Cruz Aguero

She is survived by 5 children. Florencio Aguero Jr., Richardo Aguero (Cecilia), Rose Marie Anderson (Samuel), David Aguero Sr. (Carmelita) and Belinda Aguero (Andres).

She is also survived by several loving family members. One sister, Hortencia Flores. Fifteen grandchildren, seventeen great grandchildren and two great, great, great grandchildren. Several nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

She is preceded in death by Florencio Aguero Sr. Son Carlos Aguero Sr. (Griselda). Parents Alberto and Victoria De la Cruz. Brothers Alberto Jr., Alfredo Sr., and Pedro Sr. De la Cruz. Daughter in law Irma Aguero.

Rebecca worked for H.E.B for many years, she worked in the warehouse several years, plus also worked at the store on Pleasanton Road, in the bakery department and in loss prevention. Rebecca was a great mother, and grandmother, she enjoyed cooking and baking, often baked great cakes, cookies and pies, best of all would fry up some great Bunuelos. Everyone looked forward to her tamales and cookies every year at Christmas, which was enjoyed by all her children, and some extended family.  She truly worked hard to ensure that we had a great holiday. Rebecca was a devout Catholic, attended St. Bonaventure church, was extremely spiritual, part of the Cursillo and Charismatic Movements, she was happiest when she was in prayer for others, singing in the Church choir, or volunteering her time to the church. Rebecca also took time to pray for others in the community when called upon. In her spare time, you could find her at the Goodwill shopping and making friends. She could spend hours upon hours shopping. She also loved to watch action movies. And always finished all your snacks. She was a jokester and if you got her, she'd say, "you turkey." She will be missed and was loved by many.

God came knocking at the door

He said:

Come child, suffer no more

Come with me to this new place

Here you will see a familiar face

You will see loved ones who have passed along

Stand before you bold and strong

Be not scared of this new place

For this place is filled with grace

Loved ones who have stayed behind

Know that when it is your time, she will greet you first in line

It's time for you to sit next to me

So, sit back, relax and be worry free

Poem written by,

Belinda Aguero

Due to restrictions on public gathering, the visitation for Rebecca at Roy Akers Funeral Home-515 North Main Ave. 78205- will be limited to only 40 people in the building at a time. There will be a public visitation period on Thursday, September 17, 2020 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., with the Rosary to be recited at 7:00 p.m. in accordance to the limitations.