Lydia was a very special friend. We met in 2nd grade at Monte Vista School when the Bennett’s moved to Montclair and we grew up together. Even though we rarely saw each other after high school, I felt like she was “family” to me. It was so nice to see her again at our 50th Year High School Reunion. We had a wonderful visit. The picture below is of Sandee LaBarge Main, Marsha Jones Carls, myself, Debbie Bartram Carver and Lydia at the reunion .  I will miss her. 

You were the first grandchild, I was so happy to play with you when you were born. We had some fun when I babysat. So glad to see you when we went to our Christmas Tea, we had some good times. 
Love you, Rest In Peace. 
Auntie Donna

I  miss you and your sweet soul,  kindness, and laugh.  I love the picture of you, Carol, and me wearing the matching  purple checked dresses our moms made for our talent show performance in 6th grade at Monte Vista School.  We seriously should have been discovered!  Love you and Ron always....Marsha Jones Carls

Lydia, you will be missed by so many. Lydia and I go back to when I moved to Montclair when we were in the 6th grade and I went to Monte Vista .  Most of our time spent together was at Bethany Baptist Church down the street. I lived just around the corner from the family. We had such a good visit at our 50th class reunion last year. And she even won the raffle gift that she oh so wanted... Lydia could smile the biggest smile!!
Rest in peace my friend, prayers to your siblings and to Ron.
Lorinda Lowe Davis

I met Lydia over 40 years ago when she was pregnant with Dennis.   She was always so kind to me and called me Barbs which made me chuckle.  Her love for her boys was great and her oldest son Dennis looked just like my nephew David which we always loved.  It broke our hearts when Dennis passed and I always felt so bad for Lydia having to endure that pain.   I will miss you Lydia and may you Rest In Peace.  

I'm  not ready to say goodbye my Big sister.  It's too early. We shared a love for each other since we were young. When you hurt I hurt, and when you were happy I was so happy for you! We shared a common love, our two boys! We always said we were so blessed. I will miss you telling me I Love You T. We always told each other we loved each other. I'm thankful for that. 

So til we meet again, 
Love T xoxoxo

What a wonderful picture of a wonderful friend.   You will be missed.

Grew up next door to the Bennett's from 1959 to 1971 when I got married and mom sold the house. We had totally lost touch with one another until about a year ago, or more. It was so much fun remembering about the years being neighbors on Monte Vista in Montclair, California. We had a good time talking about our past and present things going on in our lives. 
I'm gonna miss you Lydia, but I also realize you're no longer having the body aches and  pains that you had. 
You missed your son and spoke of him on several occasions. He was taken from you way to soon, but now you're together again. 
Char, Mike and I all send our condolences to Ron, Bennett and to the rest of your family. Peace be with you girlfriend. Rest in Paradise 

Lydia was the oldest of the five children of Edward and Dorothy and sibling to Christine, Bruce, Terry and Cheryl.  She was the mother of two, Dennis who predeceased her and who she is now happily reunited and Bennett who was the light of her life. She is also survived by her husband Ron. 
She was a native California girl but, lived in Tucson for the last couple plus decades. She loved the beach but also the desert landscape of Arizona. 
Lydia was an amazingly gifted, talented artist. She loved to paint, sketch, color, craft, make jewelry and cook. Her most recent passion was diamond painting.  There was really nothing artistic she couldn’t do and she had the most beautiful handwriting. Her favorite color was purple 💜
Lydia was also a huge animal lover. I know her dog, Rose, is missing her presence
She loved to laugh (which I made her do often!) and  watch ridiculous reality shows 🙄
I will miss her but, have to be happy to know she is at peace.

Love your sister,

Cheryl 💜💜💜


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Lydia Roxann Lopez

18 mars 1951 – 21 novembre 2020

East Lawn Palms Mortuary & Cemetery

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