Victoria Quiroga de Luna (Mama Toya) passed away peacefully at her home on November 23rd at 12 noon. She was 94 years old and had been surrounded by her family in her final weeks.
Victoria has now joined her husband Ignacio Luna (Papa Nacho).
Victoria is lovingly remembered by her 6 children. She will never be forgotten by her 12 grandchildren and her 10 great grandchildren. She is survived by her only living sister.
Victoria was born in Ayutla, Jalisco on July 27, 1921. She came to this country with her husband, Ignacio, for a better life for her children. They opened up La Fé Deli and served delicious food for almost 38 years in the SOMA district of San Francisco. Her passions in life were cooking, shopping, and traveling the world. Her favorite place to visit was Spain. She will always be remembered for her feisty spirit even until her final days.
Committal services will follow at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery.
Published in San Francisco Chronicle on Nov. 28, 2015
Victoria has now joined her husband Ignacio Luna (Papa Nacho).
Victoria is lovingly remembered by her 6 children. She will never be forgotten by her 12 grandchildren and her 10 great grandchildren. She is survived by her only living sister.
Victoria was born in Ayutla, Jalisco on July 27, 1921. She came to this country with her husband, Ignacio, for a better life for her children. They opened up La Fé Deli and served delicious food for almost 38 years in the SOMA district of San Francisco. Her passions in life were cooking, shopping, and traveling the world. Her favorite place to visit was Spain. She will always be remembered for her feisty spirit even until her final days.
Committal services will follow at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery.
Published in San Francisco Chronicle on Nov. 28, 2015
Victoria Quiroga de Luna (Mama Toya) passed away peacefully at her home on November 23rd at 12 noon. She was 94 years old and had been surrounded by her family in her final weeks.
Victoria has now joined her husband Ignacio Luna (Papa Nacho).
Victoria is lovingly remembered by her 6 children. She will never be forgotten by her 12 grandchildren and her 10 great grandchildren. She is survived by her only living sister.
Victoria was born in Ayutla, Jalisco on July 27, 1921. She came to this country with her husband, Ignacio, for a better life for her children. They opened up La Fé Deli and served delicious food for almost 38 years in the SOMA district of San Francisco. Her passions in life were cooking, shopping, and traveling the world. Her favorite place to visit was Spain. She will always be remembered for her feisty spirit even until her final days.
Committal services will follow at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery.
Published in San Francisco Chronicle on Nov. 28, 2015
Victoria has now joined her husband Ignacio Luna (Papa Nacho).
Victoria is lovingly remembered by her 6 children. She will never be forgotten by her 12 grandchildren and her 10 great grandchildren. She is survived by her only living sister.
Victoria was born in Ayutla, Jalisco on July 27, 1921. She came to this country with her husband, Ignacio, for a better life for her children. They opened up La Fé Deli and served delicious food for almost 38 years in the SOMA district of San Francisco. Her passions in life were cooking, shopping, and traveling the world. Her favorite place to visit was Spain. She will always be remembered for her feisty spirit even until her final days.
Committal services will follow at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery.
Published in San Francisco Chronicle on Nov. 28, 2015
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