Rosie Anguiano

Our Mother, Rosie Anguiano went to join our Lord on June 10th 2014. She passed peacefully and comfortably surrounded by her family on a beautiful afternoon in San Antonio. She was born on July 22, 1955 in Laredo, Texas to parents Carlos Miranda and Evangelina Ramirez. Rosie grew up in a hard working household with two siblings and eventually settled in San Antonio when she married the love of her life Guadalupe Anguiano. She made a living helping families attain home ownership and was a successful mortgage broker. She lived for her children. She was blessed with four sons and one daughter all of whom she revolved her life around and she devoted her time, energy and love into raising them. They were her motivation, her source of happiness and her legacy. Rosie took pride in cooking for her family and coming up with new recipes to debut on her weekly family dinners. She loved to garden in her backyard and was always finding new ways to improve her home. She enjoyed the ocean immensely and was blessed to experience so many family trips to the beach in which she always planned ahead for so that every member of the family could attend. Rosie had a huge heart that was full of compassion and love. In recent years she took pleasure in soaking up the company of her grandchildren and finding new ways to entertain an enrich them. She was a dedicated worker and had been employed with USAA in the years leading up to her passing.

Rosie Anguiano is predeceased by her father Carlos Miranda, her brother Carlos and sister Alicia. She is survived by her mother Evangelina, her husband Guadalupe and their children: Robert Anguiano and his wife Michelle, Raymond Anguiano and his wife Alexandra, Eric Anguiano, Michelle Anguiano and Paul Anguiano. Four grandchildren also survive her: Isabella, Isaiah, Avianna and Liliana as well as many nieces and nephews. We will miss her spirit, her generosity and the warmth that accompanied her being. Although cut short, her life was full and she fulfilled her purpose in her time and touched more lives than even she knew of.

Her public viewing will be at Sunset Northwest Funeral on Bandera Rd on Saturday June 14th at 5:00-7:00pm with Rosary following at 7:00pm.

Her Mass will be held at St. Anthony Claret Church on Roft Rd. on Monday June 16th at Noon.

Any donations to be made in her name can be made out to the American Cancer Society.

Arrangements under the direction of SUNSET NORTHWEST FUNERAL HOME, San Antonio, TX.