Alicia T Dimas

ALICIA T. DIMAS, FALLECIO PACIFICAMENTE EL DIA VIERNES 15 DE AGOSTO A LA EDAD DE 81 AÑOS. FUE UNA AMADA ESPOSA, MADRE, ABUELA Y BISABUELA. QUE SIEMPRE TRATO DE ESTAR AHÍ PARA SU FAMILIA Y SOBRE TODO PARA SUS HIJOS A QUIENES LES DEDICO SU VIDA CON PROFUNDO AMOR, SIEMPRE QUE HABIA ALGUNA SITUACION O EVENTO NO IMPORTABA CUAN GRANDE O PEQUEÑO ERA, TODOS SABIAN QUE PODIAN CONTAR CON ELLA, CON ESA GENEROCIDAD QUE SE LE CARACTERIZABA. DESDE QUE ENTRABAS A SU HOGAR, HABIA FOTOS POR TODO EL LUGAR, RETRATOS DE TODA SU

FAMILIA, QUIENES SIEMPRE FUERON SU MAYOR ORGULLO. SIEMPRE ALEGRE, CON UN GRAN GUSTO POR LA MUSICA Y EL BAILE, ADEMAS DE SER UNA CATOLICA DEBOTA, MIEMBRO ACTIVO DE LA

COMUNIDAD DE LA IGLESIA NUESTRA SE ORA DE GUADALUPE. ERA UNA MUJER VALIENTE Y

TRABAJADORA ADEMAS DE UNA EXCELENTE COCINERA QUE SIN DUDA ALGUNA DEJO UN IMPACTO EN TODAS AQUELLAS PERSONAS QUE CONVIVIERON CON ELLA.

NACIO EN OCTUBRE 14 DEL AÑO 1943 EN OJINAGA, CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO. HIJA DE PERFECTO MENDOZA Y MARIA SANTOS TRUJILLO, ESTUDIO Y EJERCIO COMO ENFERMERA EN MEXICO.

EN EL AÑO DE 1971 SE MUDO A HOBBS, NM CON SUS HIJOS EN BRAZOS, DONDE EMPRENDIO EN MULTIPLES TRABAJOS HASTA QUE ENCONTRO SU VOCACION EL CUAL ERA COCINAR.

TRABAJO EN RESTAURANTES HASTA QUE LOGRO SU OBJETIVO EL CUAL FUE TENER SU PROPIO RESTAURANTE, DESTACANDO POR EL GRAN SABOR DE SUS PLATILLOS.

SIEMPRE CON GANAS DE AYUDAR EMPEZO HACIENDO TAMALES PARA LA COMUNIDAD DE LA IGLESIA A QUEINES DEDICO UNA PARTE DE SU VIDA, Y QUIENES FUERON MUY IMPORTANTES PARA ELLA, ASISTIA A MISA CADA DOMINGO CON GRAN DEBOCION

LE SOBREVIVEN SUS HIJOS RICARDO MENDOZA, ROBERTO MENDOZA Y NOEL MENDOZA

SU LEGADO VIVIRA EN SUS NIETOS GEROGINA BERNAL, HEATHER VILLALOBOS, CYNTHIA MENDOZA, ROBERTO JR MENDOZA, RUDY MENDOZA, ALONSO MENDOZA, MARTIN MENDOZA, JAZZALYNN MENDOZA, NIKOLES MENDOZA, ARYANNAH MENDOZA.

SUS 12 BISNIETOS, QUIENES LA RECORDARAN CON GRAN AMOR Y RESPETO. TAMBIEN LE SOBREVIVEN SUS HERMANOS: AGUSTINA TORRES, WENCESLAO MENDOZA “CHININA”, RUBEN MENDOZA, ISRAEL MENDOZA Y ALEJANDRINA JORDAN “ELSA”, QUIEN ADEMAS DE SER HERMANA DE ALICIA O “GORDIS” COMO ELLA LE DECIA, FUERON LAS MEJORES AMIGAS Y COMPLICES DE AVENTURAS, SIEMPRE

COMPARTIENDO MEMORIAS JUNTAS.

SIN DUDA ALGUNA LA IRREPARABLE PERDIDA DE ALICIA DEJARÁ UN GRAN VACIO EN EL CORAZON DE TODA LA FAMILIA Y AMIGOS, PERO SE HONRARÁ SU MEMORIA Y SERA DESPEDIDA CON TODO EL AMOR Y RESPETO DE SUS SERES QUERIDOS.

Alicia T. Dimas passed away peacefully on Friday, August 15th, at the age of 81. She was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother who always strived to be there for her family, especially

her children, to whom she dedicated her life with profound love. In any situation or event, large or small, everyone knew they could count on her, with that generosity that characterized her. From the moment one entered her home, there were photographs everywhere, portraits of her entire family, who were

always her greatest pride. Always cheerful, with a great love for music and dance, in addition to being a devout Catholic, she was an active member of the community at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. She was a courageous and hardworking woman, as well as an excellent cook who undoubtedly left an indelible mark on those who lived with her.

She was born on October 14, 1943, in Ojinaga, Chihuahua, Mexico. The daughter of Perfecto Mendoza and María Santos Trujillo, she studied and worked as a nurse in Mexico. In 1971, she moved to Hobbs, New Mexico, with her children in her arms. She held various jobs until she found her calling, cooking.

She worked in restaurants until she achieved her goal: owning her own restaurant, known for its delicious dishes.

Always willing to help, she began preparing tamales for the church community, to which she dedicated a large part of her life. They were very important to her. She attended Mass every Sunday with great

devotion.

She is survived by her sons Ricardo Mendoza, Roberto Mendoza, and Noel Mendoza. Her legacy will remain with her grandchildren: Georgina Bernal, Heather Villalobos, Cynthia Mendoza, Roberto Jr Mendoza, Rudy Mendoza, Alonso Mendoza, Martin Mendoza, Jazzalynn Mendoza, Nikoles Mendoza, and Aryannah Mendoza. Her 12 Grandchildren will remember her with great love and respect.

She is also survived by her siblings: Agustina Torres, Wenceslao Mendoza "Chinina," Rubén Mendoza, Israel Mendoza, and Alejandrina Jordan "Elsa." Besides being Alicia's sister, or "Gordis," as she called her, they were great friends and adventure partners, always sharing memories. Without a doubt, Alicia's

irreparable loss will leave a great void in the hearts of all her family and friends, but her memory will be honored, and she will be farewelled with all the love and respect of her loved ones.