Samuel Guzman Leal Sr. October 29, 1944- April 29, 2023 He Heard the Angels singing, and he left peacefully with them. Sam was home birthed in a home where the Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles, Ca was built. In 1984, Sam started running, he did numerous races. He did 3 1/2 marathons, triathlon teams and the Death Race, […]
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Gary Hernandez Gamino 11/24/1975-04/25/2023 Pastor Felix Montoya 3:00pm April 29th, 2023 Saturday Viewing 1:00pm-5:00pm Service to be held at J Leal Funeral Home 708 College Ave. South Houston TX, 77587
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Leticia Griego Akposheri Leticia “Lety” Griego Akposheri, age 63, passed away in her sleep on April 19, 2023, due to unknown terminal metastatic cancer that was discovered a week prior to her passing. Lety was born on May 20, 1959, in Canutillo, Texas, to Ignacio and Jesusita Griego. Lety was an extremely special, one of
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08/09/1984-04/20/2023 J Leal Funeral Home 708 College Ave. South Houston TX, 77587 April 25, 2023 Tuesday Visitation: 3:00 pm-4:00 pm For immediate family Public Viewing 4:00 pm-8:00 pm April 26, 2023 Wednesday 10:00 am-12:00 pm Following Interment at 1:00 pm @ Morales Cemetery
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Cynthia (Cindy) Wilhold was born in Houston, Texas September 28th, 1951. She was Baptized into The Holy Catholic Faith as an infant. She attended St. Rose of Lima Elementary School in the Heights where she made her 1st Communion and 1st Reconciliation . She made her Catholic Confirmation while attending Waltrip High School, which
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Velación: Lunes 27 de Marzo 2023 Funeraria Leal-West Houston 11123 Katy Freewav Houston, TX 77079 Eucaristia: Martes 28 de Marzo. 2023 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church 6646 Addicks Satsuma Dr, Houston, TX 77084
] Stafford B. Douglas, age 52, entered into rest on Sunday March 19,2023 in Houston, Texas. He was born in Little Rock, AK to the late Stanford Douglas and Johnnie Sams. Stafford is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Douglas. Mother, Johnnie Sams. Daughters, Olivia O. Douglas and Keeley Douglas. Son, Trenton D. Black and was
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Adalia Quintanilla Cortina was born in El Rancho San Isidro, General Teran, Nuevo Leon and went to be with the Lord on the 6th of March 2023. She was 17 years when she married Juan Cortina, the love of her life and a great man. By herself, she raised 6 children after the death of
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Claudia Baray August 23, 1960 – February 24, 2023 My beloved mother, Claudia Baray, got her angel wings on February 24, 2023 at the age of 62. Mother parted this world peacefully with me, her daughter, by her side. She was born in Chihuahua, Mexico on August 23, 1960, to her parents Rosario Gutierrez and Natividad
Natalie Jean Garza, age 61, of Pasadena, Texas entered into eternal rest on February 16, 2023. Natalie was born on October 27, 1961 in Kenosha, Wisconsin to Oscar and Mary Garza. She graduated from Pasadena High School, Class of 1979. Natalie had a 30-year career with Southwestern Bell & AT&T. She was a loyal and
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"During one of the hardest moments of our lives, Alyssa at Leal Funeral Home was a true blessing to our family. She guided us gently through every decision, never rushing us, and always making sure our wishes for my father were honored. Her kindness brought us comfort when we felt overwhelmed and brokenhearted."— Karen Aguilar
"At three o'clock in the morning, when my grandmother passed, they answered the phone and came immediately to bring her into their care. That alone meant more to us than they'll ever know. They treated us with compassion, patience, and respect — no pressure, no coldness, just genuine care."— Daniel Rodriguez
"Eric and Lilly were so supportive and kept reassuring me that whenever we needed them, they would be there. Such personal attention was wonderful. They made all the arrangements so easy even when the service was in another town. We are so grateful for everything Leal did for us."— Hildy Shanks
