Cindy Silvia Ramirez
Posted By Lake Shore Funeral Home On February 3, 2014 @ 12:00 am In Obituaries | 5 Comments
Cindy (Silvia Socorro) was born in Managua, Nicaragua on October 9th, 1959 to Ismael and Alicia Rocha. Cindy arrived in Bellmead, Texas, in November, 1978, where she lived the rest of her life. Cindy attended and graduated from La Vega High School and later recieved her associates degree from McLennan Community College. She married Ernest Ramirez in December 1983. They were the parents of two daughters, Vanessa E. Ramirez born in 1987 and Monica Y. Ramirez born in 1991. She was the proud grandparent of Daniel V. Lane and Arwen A. Lane.
Cindy was preceded in death by her Grandmother, Great Aunt, Father and Mother.
Cindy leaves behind two daughters, and her former husband.
Sisters: Carmen Pereira, Patricia Schronce, Azucena Hess and Ruth Fajardo.
May Cindy’s soul forever rest in peace and may she watch over us until we see her again.
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So sorry for your loss. I worked with Cindy at Tatex, she was a wonderful person.
Cindy I worked with you for years then moved to Dallas. I often thought the laughs we had. Rest in peace my friend.
Cindy:
you were always such a good person and a good friend. we have had a great friendship and I will forever miss your laugh and smile. May you rest in peace!
My deepest sympathies to Ernest and family. Cindy had a great sense of humor, and a big heart. I will keep praying for you all.
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In times like these, we are here to support you. As close friends of the pereira family, we would like for you to know that we are here for you as prov. 17:17 states.may jehova continue to give you the strength and comfort through theses difficult times. (Mathew 5:45)