Angie-  I can't believe it's been 3 years since your passing.  We miss you and still think of you often, especially your excellent musical abilities.  I'm sure you're up there making beautiful music for the Lord and totally feeling His peace and love.

Dear Angie-  I can't believe it's been a year since we lost you and I had totally forgotten that it was on "9/11".   What a sad coincidence since today is the 20th anniversary of that terrible event.  We still think of you and miss you very much, but I'm sure you are making beautiful music for the Lord now.   Rest in peace!

Angie, I waited until All Souls Day/Día de los Muertos to post this because I remember what the church meant to you.  I met you on 5/24/2010 when I began working for the State of California in Riverside with you.  You were very helpful to me.  We also had the common love for music.  I am glad that I got to see 3 of your bands: The Traveling Homeboys, Sacrifice & Psalm 150.  You were awesome!  You inspired me to re-start playing my organ again.  The last time I saw you was on 12/18/2018 for our friend's Farewell Luncheon.  I will really miss you but am comforted that you are in a better place.  Every October 3rd, I remember that you would post on Facebook your parents photo for their wedding anniversary and how you missed them & said that someday you would be together with them in Heaven again.  Well, Angie – you are there!  Rest in Paradise!  You earned it! 

Heaven gained a beautiful singing angel! Rest in peace, pain free❤🌹Condolences to the family 💔

This was the last photo we took together my friend I will truly miss you and will cherish all the wonderful memories of you 

Angie, met you when you were playing with Resurrection (later Maya) at Duran's, Tony's Store and later Giuseppe's.   When I was with the Selector's Social Club, we hired your band for many of our dances at the SB Convention Center, Kaiser Dome, Holiday Inn, The Dunes (Tiger Room, downstairs), Ontario Speedway and other local venues.  I always enjoyed the family atmosphere of the bands you played with, beginning with when your Mom & Dad managed the band and you practiced at your family home.  You were always professional and caring.  I recall when you would play for funerals at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church and put so much feeling into your music, you truly played and sang like an Angel. I will miss always bumping into you wherever & whenever, it was always a joy to see you, RIP my long-time friend.  

Still in shock over the passing of my good friend and fellow musician, Angie, whom I have known since we were both teenagers.   We grew up about 2 blocks apart in the same area of San Bernardino which we used to call "The Flats."   Probably the best keyboard player I have ever had the honor to work with over the years, most recently with "The Traveling Homeboys" band.   I'm sure Angie is in Heaven now and playing beautiful music for the Lord, but she is sorely missed here on earth.  Rest in peace my dear sister in the Lord.

A memory of mine of Angie as I became exposed to the world of band music at the Dunes(downstairs) in Riverside!! And this band called MAYA was playing !! Sheesh to me that was the beginning of my friendship with Angie playing away like nobodies business but hers !! God be with you my first live band person , will miss you tremendously, your friend , Johnny and Gloria

Angie, such wonderful music you made. I loved watching you play especially when you took your eyes off the keyboard and smiled at us. I was always so impressed with your ability. Love the way you sang Sabor a Mi. I will always cherish  the pictures we took together. 

And, you passed your musical ability on to your boys. That way, your memory will live forever.

God bless you. May you Rest In Peace. 

OBITUARY

Angelina Juanita Guevara

January 19, 1950 – September 11, 2020

Mt. View Mortuary & Cemetery

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