Mom, 
I will miss you forever. You were my confidant. I could pick up the phone whenever and you always answered and listened. My memories of you and the many stories you told will keep you in my heart forever. You were generous always and  gave what you could. You were never selfish. I will miss hearing you always asking "how are my boys". You loved your grandchildren so much. You left us with alot to cherish . God Bless you
 You are home now. 
Love you always, 
Oralia


Robert, you and your family are in my prayers.  As I mentioned, my mom passed many years ago. Like yours, she is now Safe in Jesus' Arms with no suffering.  I can tell by the video of her pics she was a sweet sweet person with a huge smile. Blessed to have family as you all.

Beverly Meyer
FPDC - MD Anderson

My condolences to all in the family , may God's blessings n Grace's be with you & her always. RIP.
I remember her n Robert were always so nice to us. When we were all kids n all the visits we had. We we so close.  All the kids in the back of their station wagon.  May we always remember n pray for the repose of her soul. God's blessings. JMJ +++

Mom,
My fondest memories were of you always being able to comfort me,  weather it was a big strong hug, the warm caress of your soft hands,  the big loud kisses you would give on my cheek or simply telling me "don't worry mijo, its going to be ok, God always has a way of making things work out".  Forever you will be missed and forever I will hold all our special memories together close in my heart.  I am Forever grateful for you

Aunt Olivio was so sweet. She would always invite us to visit in Houston. She really enjoyed when I brought little Stephen and the babies. ( Luke and Leah). We would bring sweet bread or visit 🙂 over holidays. Aunt Olivio would always make me laugh. She said the funniest things. I will miss her so much!  Photo is Lisa and Stephen (23 years old).

Beatrice, Oralia, Robert, Jr.; Victor, Consuelo, Esperanza, spouses and family: My most heartfelt condolences on Olivia's passing. I have very fond memories of her family visits to my parents' homes. First, growing up on Jackrabbit Rd., Jersey Village, goofing around (no doubt) with her children, my cousins. And, later visits, as well. I can't recall Why, but I grew up referring to her as "Tia Olivia"- I'll take it, along with the loving "Cousin" she was. I snapped a photo of her at our 2007 Family Reunion; I'll remember Olivia's warm smile; and, as she was, always full of joy. Rest in Eternal Peace. Tina

Olivia n her husband welcomed me to there home for a brief time, so I could work in Houston, my parents lived in a ranch ,she was the sweetest cousin in my life, my deepest condolences to the family, may she rest in peace 

I will miss my beautiful sweet sister. She always wanted to give what she could. She loved her children & grandchildren so much. I’m glad her suffering has ended and she is in peace.

Love you always,
Pera & Smoky

Olivia was one of my sweetest cousins.  She heard about my knee surgery and started calling me.  She told me about her husband and family.  She told me family stories and helped me with family genealogy.  Often she would call and I missed her calls.  But when we connected it was so much fun and made my day.  I know her family Angeles have welcomed her Home.  God bless them and her family here on earth.  Rest in Peace.  Elodia

OBITUARY

Olivia Cardenas

June 23, 1938 – May 15, 2021

Memorial Oaks Funeral Home & Cemetery

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