Guadalupe Morales Alvarez of Pearsall, Texas, passed away peacefully in her daughter's home on Wednesday December 7, 2022.
She was born in Tampico, Mexico to Matias and Juana Morales and moved to Harlingen, Texas where she met her husband, Adolfo Alvarez.
They settled in Pearsall, Texas where her husband was employed by a produce company in San Antonio, Texas. They later established A&A Auto Parts with stores in Pearsall, Dilley, and Cotulla, Tx. Thereafter, she embraced her role in public service alongside her husband, former Frio County Commissioner, Adolfo Alvarez. She strongly supported education, civil and voting rights and took an active role in local and state politics.
She leaves a beautiful legacy of love for family, devotion to her Catholic faith, and service to her community.
She was born in Tampico, Mexico to Matias and Juana Morales and moved to Harlingen, Texas where she met her husband, Adolfo Alvarez.
They settled in Pearsall, Texas where her husband was employed by a produce company in San Antonio, Texas. They later established A&A Auto Parts with stores in Pearsall, Dilley, and Cotulla, Tx. Thereafter, she embraced her role in public service alongside her husband, former Frio County Commissioner, Adolfo Alvarez. She strongly supported education, civil and voting rights and took an active role in local and state politics.
She leaves a beautiful legacy of love for family, devotion to her Catholic faith, and service to her community.
Guadalupe Morales Alvarez of Pearsall, Texas, passed away peacefully in her daughter's home on Wednesday December 7, 2022.
She was born in Tampico, Mexico to Matias and Juana Morales and moved to Harlingen, Texas where she met her husband, Adolfo Alvarez.
They settled in Pearsall, Texas where her husband was employed by a produce company in San Antonio, Texas. They later established A&A Auto Parts with stores in Pearsall, Dilley, and Cotulla, Tx. Thereafter, she embraced her role in public service alongside her husband, former Frio County Commissioner, Adolfo Alvarez. She strongly supported education, civil and voting rights and took an active role in local and state politics.
She leaves a beautiful legacy of love for family, devotion to her Catholic faith, and service to her community.
She was born in Tampico, Mexico to Matias and Juana Morales and moved to Harlingen, Texas where she met her husband, Adolfo Alvarez.
They settled in Pearsall, Texas where her husband was employed by a produce company in San Antonio, Texas. They later established A&A Auto Parts with stores in Pearsall, Dilley, and Cotulla, Tx. Thereafter, she embraced her role in public service alongside her husband, former Frio County Commissioner, Adolfo Alvarez. She strongly supported education, civil and voting rights and took an active role in local and state politics.
She leaves a beautiful legacy of love for family, devotion to her Catholic faith, and service to her community.
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