Enedina Morales

She was born June 25,1935 in El Paso, Texas to the late Francisco and Herlinda Arnal.

Enedina was preceded in death by her husband Roberto Morales and sons, Lawrence and Richard Morales.

She is survived by her loving children, in order of birth: Robert, Armando, Roudolpho, Elizabeth, George, Sylvia, Corina, Diana, Enedina, Mary, Raymond, and Alexander; numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren; sister, Herlinda (Alito), and several nieces and nephews.

Enedina dedicated her life to Christ and family.

She proved to be “…A good and faithful servant”, “…Far more precious than rubies” and “…Full of love and compassion.”

Visitation Monday, April 10, 2023 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Prayer Service at 6:30 p.m. with Pastor Ken Arteaga from Abundant Living Faith Center and

Eulogy By Lisa Bracy

Graveside Service at 9:00 a.m. with Pastor Ken Arteaga from Abundant Living Faith Center and

Final Prayer by Robert Morales

At Funeraria Del Angel Evergreen East Funeral Home & Cemetery 12400 East Montana Ave. El Paso, Texas 79938

PALLBEARERS

Robert Morales Jr.

Thomas Sullivan

Armando G. Morales

Rudolph Morales

Manuel Nakashima

Andrew Gonzalez

EULOGY

Good evening everyone, first and foremost thank you all for being here to celebrate the life of

this beautiful woman. There was only one way to capture the words to describe my grandma's

beauty, elegance, love, compassion and devotion. Those words could only be found in God's

word because she was truly the daughter of the King.

She was one of Gods greatest works woven together in the womb, fearfully and wonderfully

made for his glory. His glory would become her primary focus throughout her life. This

daughter would speak with grace, compassion and love through all the days of her life. She

would lead generations of people to a life with Christ because in every situation she would

lace God's promises with her wisdom in order to show each person there was only one way to

hope, to love and to an everlasting life.

The lost would be lead to Christ through her ministry, the hungry would be fed whether she

had a plentiful harvest or in moments of scarcity. The needy would be clothed and sheltered

regardless of her own comforts. The broken hearted would be enveloped in her love.

Her family, friends and even strangers from all walks of life would be blessed by her prayers.

It is these moments that prove we can be confident that upon entrance into heaven she was

welcomed with being admired as a good and faithful servant.

My grandma was a woman who was far more precious than rubies, clothed in dignity and

strength as a wife, as a mother and as a grandmother. She displayed her love of Christ and

family until the very end. During my last visit, I promised my grandma, that I would pass on

the following message exactly how it was spoken “Mija, I need you to tell my children

something for me when I go, I need you to tell them to trust God, in any situation, just trust

God. Tell them I love every single person in my family and they were all so special to me.”

As we celebrate the gift of her life, we say goodbye with a great amount of hope. For those who

believe in God’s promises know that we will be reunited with her again. In her words, don’t

cry for me because I am dancing with my heavenly father and we will walk the streets of gold

and see heaven in all of its splendor by her side when our time comes.

For those who may not believe, we pray that the love, compassion and commitment to Christ

that you saw in her, would lead you to this same Christ centered life filled with his promises,

so that you too may be reunited with her again in everlasting life.

True to the legacy she left behind the final wish she asked of me was to pray for you, so I end

with this Heavenly Father, we come before you tonight with hearts filled with gratitude for

the many years you blessed us with your daughters love and faithfulness. We thank you lord

for being near to us today and in the days to come. Thank you for giving us comfort and

strength when our hearts ache from missing her. Help us to remember that even on days like

today she would say “this is the day that the lord has made, let's us rejoice and be glad in it.”

We ask father that you would forgive each one of us of our sins today and reignite our hearts

for displaying your love and promises. May your love shine through us as it so brightly shined

within her. We pray for those that don't know you father, that they would repent of their sins

today, know that you are a God of grace and love and ask you to come into their life that they

may experience your goodness and have everlasting life. In Jesus name we pray. Amen.

At this time we would like to continue our celebration of life with reflections from the family.

Beginning with my grandma's children first, followed by grandchildren and great

grandchildren. We ask that if you do decide to speak that you be brief to allow others the same

opportunity.

Lisa Bracy.