Margarita Martinez Ramirez was born in 1930 to Tomasa Martinez in Durango, Durango, Mexico. She married Ernesto Macias Ramirez in her early 20's. They had 12 children whom all migrated to the U.S.A. The childrens names are Julia, Lalo, Pepe, Pillar, Margarita, Cata, Lupe, Luis, Victor, Claudia and we believe she had a few more, but died at birth.
She lived in Durango for 72 years. She was a loving mother and grandmother and a devoted wife. She loved attending church. She attended the Virgin de Guadelupe in Durango, Mexico. She walked with her sisters and other family members to and from church.
She and her husband Ernesto owned a market, that served the local neighborhood block. They were loved by many people.
She traveled to the U.S. to visit her family and children. She loved to travel and shop. She contracted Diabetes and died of heartfailure in 2004. She is missed very much by her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
She lived in Durango for 72 years. She was a loving mother and grandmother and a devoted wife. She loved attending church. She attended the Virgin de Guadelupe in Durango, Mexico. She walked with her sisters and other family members to and from church.
She and her husband Ernesto owned a market, that served the local neighborhood block. They were loved by many people.
She traveled to the U.S. to visit her family and children. She loved to travel and shop. She contracted Diabetes and died of heartfailure in 2004. She is missed very much by her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Margarita Martinez Ramirez was born in 1930 to Tomasa Martinez in Durango, Durango, Mexico. She married Ernesto Macias Ramirez in her early 20's. They had 12 children whom all migrated to the U.S.A. The childrens names are Julia, Lalo, Pepe, Pillar, Margarita, Cata, Lupe, Luis, Victor, Claudia and we believe she had a few more, but died at birth.
She lived in Durango for 72 years. She was a loving mother and grandmother and a devoted wife. She loved attending church. She attended the Virgin de Guadelupe in Durango, Mexico. She walked with her sisters and other family members to and from church.
She and her husband Ernesto owned a market, that served the local neighborhood block. They were loved by many people.
She traveled to the U.S. to visit her family and children. She loved to travel and shop. She contracted Diabetes and died of heartfailure in 2004. She is missed very much by her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
She lived in Durango for 72 years. She was a loving mother and grandmother and a devoted wife. She loved attending church. She attended the Virgin de Guadelupe in Durango, Mexico. She walked with her sisters and other family members to and from church.
She and her husband Ernesto owned a market, that served the local neighborhood block. They were loved by many people.
She traveled to the U.S. to visit her family and children. She loved to travel and shop. She contracted Diabetes and died of heartfailure in 2004. She is missed very much by her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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