There are not enough words to express my love for my "Welita."  Growing up, the memories of spending time together with her and "Welito" are endless and will forever be with me. From the many parties with lots of cake, piñatas, and mariachis, to the special moments only she and I would share. I remember spending the night and hanging out with Monica and Bedo. Playing with Veronica, Rudy,  and Cesitar.  Chasing Blackie and Chiquita in the house.  Eating chicken mole and all the grandkids sitting on the stairs back in the courts.  One of my favorite memories was not having money for fireworks, so instead we banged on pots and pans for New years!  
As an adult, I'd love to call Grandma on my way home from work and just hear her laugh.  When I'd  visit,  it became a tradition to bring her a bouquet of flowers and an order of enchiladas.  I loved her gifts.  Always so practical.  Bath towels, bed sheets, pillow cases, shiny sandals, costume jewelry.  She was a very generous person.  I will miss her carrot cake and her delicious fruit salad, but most of all, I will miss her humor. She'd call herself a vampire because her teeth were so few.  She'd laugh at herself because of her mismatched pajamas or the bandana in her hair. But she still liked to put on her "Lipistick."  I will miss her terribly, but am thankful that she will no longer suffer in a body that could no longer give her happiness.  My sincerest condolences to you Mom, Tio Chito, Tio Cesar, Tia Rose and Tia Alice.  I know this is very difficult for all of you. As it is for all of us who loved her.  I pray that we all  find peace and acceptance. 
"Welita, la quiero mucho, por siempre." ❤❤

My deepest felt condolences to the Ramon family. Mariana had a heart of gold. I know because when she had me over at times, I but a toddler then; I always felt at home in her house. I remember her home always a buzz with loving family over all the time, and i knew even then at such a young age I was surrounded by a loving family, and I too was treated as such. It all started with her. I will never forget, and always be thankful for the kindness and love she showed for me. 
Anthony Curiale
(Sef & Sylvia's nephew)

My condolences to the Ramon family on the loss of their mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.  Mrs. Ramon was a good woman with a warm heart for all she met. Mr. & Mrs. Ramon baptised my oldest son Richard. May she rest in peace. Mariana Lozano (Tina's sister Mary Ann)

Mariana Ramon was a loving caring person.  She thought of others often.  My mother was bed ridden for 2 months before her death.  She called me to tell me that she had pads and other items for my mom.  When she found out my mom passed she was very hurt.  She truly is and always will be the best mother-in-law in the world.  I also would like to express my appreciation to her for helping me in raising my son.  Without her I could not have raised such a fine man.  She also raised several other grandchildren who are beautiful young adults. I received several pictures if her grandchildren with her while in the hospital, my God, the love they have for her is beautiful. I want to Thank her for her love and I truly will miss her.  My condolences to the Ramon family who lost a very special treasure. I'll be praying for all of you.

OBITUARY

Mariana Ramon

October 11, 1925 – February 22, 2017

Funeraria del Angel Trevino

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