Wife of Isidro Acosta (1926-1990) and mother of Mary Alice Acosta Martin (1955-2003) (both buried at this cemetery). They were long-time residents of Crestmore in Bloomington, California. She was the mother of Victor Manuel Banuelos Sr., U.S. Marine Corps Vietnam veteran, Maria Delia, Mary Alice, and Jose G. Acosta. She was a cousin to Ramona Acosta Bañuelos, who in 1972 became the first Hispanic treasurer of the United States and who also founded Ramona's Mexican Food Products in 1949. She regularly attended Saint Charles Catholic Church in Bloomington, California. She worked at the Exceptional Children's Home, in Bloomington, for many years.
Wife of Isidro Acosta (1926-1990) and mother of Mary Alice Acosta Martin (1955-2003) (both buried at this cemetery). They were long-time residents of Crestmore in Bloomington, California. She was the mother of Victor Manuel Banuelos Sr., U.S. Marine Corps Vietnam veteran, Maria Delia, Mary Alice, and Jose G. Acosta. She was a cousin to Ramona Acosta Bañuelos, who in 1972 became the first Hispanic treasurer of the United States and who also founded Ramona's Mexican Food Products in 1949. She regularly attended Saint Charles Catholic Church in Bloomington, California. She worked at the Exceptional Children's Home, in Bloomington, for many years.
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