Angelita Bernal, 96 a long time resident of Parker, Arizona passed from this life on February 18, 2011. She was born November 19, 1914 in Yuma and was the second of nine children born to Rafael Romo and Josepha McClish.
Angie attended the Indian Boarding School in Fort Yuma through the 1920s. In 1933, she married Roman Bernal. It was at this time that she began building a foundation for her family that was based on love, honor, and hard work. In 1949, Angie and Roman moved to their final home in Parker, Arizona to become farmers and continue to raise their family. In the years that followed Angie dedicated her time to many community development programs including involvement in many activities on the CRIT Reservation, the Parker DOEs, Fair Board and Fair Commissioner. Angie became one of the first 4-H club leaders in the Parker Valley.
Angelita leaves behind her family, Rufina Allen (Mike), Ralph Bernal (Mary Lou), Christine Fierros (Ronnie, deceased), Raymond Bernal (Mary) Joe Bernal (Nemesia) and grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
The family will get together on Friday, February 25, 2011 in final honor of our beloved matriarch as we celebrate her life, her memory and her love-and it is with great difficulty, and heavy hearts that we will say goodbye... for now.
Published in The Yuma Sun on
February 23, 2011
Angie attended the Indian Boarding School in Fort Yuma through the 1920s. In 1933, she married Roman Bernal. It was at this time that she began building a foundation for her family that was based on love, honor, and hard work. In 1949, Angie and Roman moved to their final home in Parker, Arizona to become farmers and continue to raise their family. In the years that followed Angie dedicated her time to many community development programs including involvement in many activities on the CRIT Reservation, the Parker DOEs, Fair Board and Fair Commissioner. Angie became one of the first 4-H club leaders in the Parker Valley.
Angelita leaves behind her family, Rufina Allen (Mike), Ralph Bernal (Mary Lou), Christine Fierros (Ronnie, deceased), Raymond Bernal (Mary) Joe Bernal (Nemesia) and grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
The family will get together on Friday, February 25, 2011 in final honor of our beloved matriarch as we celebrate her life, her memory and her love-and it is with great difficulty, and heavy hearts that we will say goodbye... for now.
Published in The Yuma Sun on
February 23, 2011
Angelita Bernal, 96 a long time resident of Parker, Arizona passed from this life on February 18, 2011. She was born November 19, 1914 in Yuma and was the second of nine children born to Rafael Romo and Josepha McClish.
Angie attended the Indian Boarding School in Fort Yuma through the 1920s. In 1933, she married Roman Bernal. It was at this time that she began building a foundation for her family that was based on love, honor, and hard work. In 1949, Angie and Roman moved to their final home in Parker, Arizona to become farmers and continue to raise their family. In the years that followed Angie dedicated her time to many community development programs including involvement in many activities on the CRIT Reservation, the Parker DOEs, Fair Board and Fair Commissioner. Angie became one of the first 4-H club leaders in the Parker Valley.
Angelita leaves behind her family, Rufina Allen (Mike), Ralph Bernal (Mary Lou), Christine Fierros (Ronnie, deceased), Raymond Bernal (Mary) Joe Bernal (Nemesia) and grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
The family will get together on Friday, February 25, 2011 in final honor of our beloved matriarch as we celebrate her life, her memory and her love-and it is with great difficulty, and heavy hearts that we will say goodbye... for now.
Published in The Yuma Sun on
February 23, 2011
Angie attended the Indian Boarding School in Fort Yuma through the 1920s. In 1933, she married Roman Bernal. It was at this time that she began building a foundation for her family that was based on love, honor, and hard work. In 1949, Angie and Roman moved to their final home in Parker, Arizona to become farmers and continue to raise their family. In the years that followed Angie dedicated her time to many community development programs including involvement in many activities on the CRIT Reservation, the Parker DOEs, Fair Board and Fair Commissioner. Angie became one of the first 4-H club leaders in the Parker Valley.
Angelita leaves behind her family, Rufina Allen (Mike), Ralph Bernal (Mary Lou), Christine Fierros (Ronnie, deceased), Raymond Bernal (Mary) Joe Bernal (Nemesia) and grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
The family will get together on Friday, February 25, 2011 in final honor of our beloved matriarch as we celebrate her life, her memory and her love-and it is with great difficulty, and heavy hearts that we will say goodbye... for now.
Published in The Yuma Sun on
February 23, 2011
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