LUBBOCK-Services for Angelica Kristene Martinez, 26, of Lubbock will be at 10 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 16, 2016, at Guajardo Funeral Chapels with Pastor Tony Gaona officiating. Interment will be at Green Memorial Cemetery in Wilson under the direction of Guajardo Funeral Chapels. A rosary will be recited at 7 p.m., today, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2016, at Guajardo Funeral Chapels.
Angelica was loved by many people. She was the light of our world from May 5, 1990, to Dec. 9, 2016. Angelica was born to Ann Marie Lopez and Angel Martinez. She was met at Heavens gates by her grandmother, Manuela Muniz and Uncle Christopher Muniz. In her 26 years, she accomplished many things. Her path led her to be a Social worker, leading her to help anyone in need. When she wasn't working she was very active in her family and friends lives. She was the heart and soul of many occasions. Angelica left a mark behind in everyone she met. Her giving soul is going to be missed by everyone she interacted with. She impacted many people's lives and was often the light that guided them. She gave her heart and soul in everything she did. Angelica was the rock and strength for many people.
Even though she didn't have any children, she had a niece, Xyneta Guerrero; a nephew, Killian Davis; a god-daughter, Za'Lyssa Hernandez; and many others that she considered her babies who meant everything to her. While she never married we all believed her soulmate was Anthony Medina. To carry out her memory are her parents, Angel and Ann Marie Martinez; sisters, Ashlie Martinez-Guerrero, Anyssa Martinez; brother-in-law, Ryan Guerrero; as well as her aunts, Krystal and Karen Muniz, whom she shared an unbelievable bond with throughout her life. Angelica leaves behind a host of friends and family whom she cherished.
Angelica was loved by many people. She was the light of our world from May 5, 1990, to Dec. 9, 2016. Angelica was born to Ann Marie Lopez and Angel Martinez. She was met at Heavens gates by her grandmother, Manuela Muniz and Uncle Christopher Muniz. In her 26 years, she accomplished many things. Her path led her to be a Social worker, leading her to help anyone in need. When she wasn't working she was very active in her family and friends lives. She was the heart and soul of many occasions. Angelica left a mark behind in everyone she met. Her giving soul is going to be missed by everyone she interacted with. She impacted many people's lives and was often the light that guided them. She gave her heart and soul in everything she did. Angelica was the rock and strength for many people.
Even though she didn't have any children, she had a niece, Xyneta Guerrero; a nephew, Killian Davis; a god-daughter, Za'Lyssa Hernandez; and many others that she considered her babies who meant everything to her. While she never married we all believed her soulmate was Anthony Medina. To carry out her memory are her parents, Angel and Ann Marie Martinez; sisters, Ashlie Martinez-Guerrero, Anyssa Martinez; brother-in-law, Ryan Guerrero; as well as her aunts, Krystal and Karen Muniz, whom she shared an unbelievable bond with throughout her life. Angelica leaves behind a host of friends and family whom she cherished.
LUBBOCK-Services for Angelica Kristene Martinez, 26, of Lubbock will be at 10 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 16, 2016, at Guajardo Funeral Chapels with Pastor Tony Gaona officiating. Interment will be at Green Memorial Cemetery in Wilson under the direction of Guajardo Funeral Chapels. A rosary will be recited at 7 p.m., today, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2016, at Guajardo Funeral Chapels.
Angelica was loved by many people. She was the light of our world from May 5, 1990, to Dec. 9, 2016. Angelica was born to Ann Marie Lopez and Angel Martinez. She was met at Heavens gates by her grandmother, Manuela Muniz and Uncle Christopher Muniz. In her 26 years, she accomplished many things. Her path led her to be a Social worker, leading her to help anyone in need. When she wasn't working she was very active in her family and friends lives. She was the heart and soul of many occasions. Angelica left a mark behind in everyone she met. Her giving soul is going to be missed by everyone she interacted with. She impacted many people's lives and was often the light that guided them. She gave her heart and soul in everything she did. Angelica was the rock and strength for many people.
Even though she didn't have any children, she had a niece, Xyneta Guerrero; a nephew, Killian Davis; a god-daughter, Za'Lyssa Hernandez; and many others that she considered her babies who meant everything to her. While she never married we all believed her soulmate was Anthony Medina. To carry out her memory are her parents, Angel and Ann Marie Martinez; sisters, Ashlie Martinez-Guerrero, Anyssa Martinez; brother-in-law, Ryan Guerrero; as well as her aunts, Krystal and Karen Muniz, whom she shared an unbelievable bond with throughout her life. Angelica leaves behind a host of friends and family whom she cherished.
Angelica was loved by many people. She was the light of our world from May 5, 1990, to Dec. 9, 2016. Angelica was born to Ann Marie Lopez and Angel Martinez. She was met at Heavens gates by her grandmother, Manuela Muniz and Uncle Christopher Muniz. In her 26 years, she accomplished many things. Her path led her to be a Social worker, leading her to help anyone in need. When she wasn't working she was very active in her family and friends lives. She was the heart and soul of many occasions. Angelica left a mark behind in everyone she met. Her giving soul is going to be missed by everyone she interacted with. She impacted many people's lives and was often the light that guided them. She gave her heart and soul in everything she did. Angelica was the rock and strength for many people.
Even though she didn't have any children, she had a niece, Xyneta Guerrero; a nephew, Killian Davis; a god-daughter, Za'Lyssa Hernandez; and many others that she considered her babies who meant everything to her. While she never married we all believed her soulmate was Anthony Medina. To carry out her memory are her parents, Angel and Ann Marie Martinez; sisters, Ashlie Martinez-Guerrero, Anyssa Martinez; brother-in-law, Ryan Guerrero; as well as her aunts, Krystal and Karen Muniz, whom she shared an unbelievable bond with throughout her life. Angelica leaves behind a host of friends and family whom she cherished.
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