Josefa Vazquez
LOWELL Josefa Vazquez, 94, of Lowell, passed away peacefully at home with her family by her side on Tuesday, August 13, 2019. She was the widow of Leopoldo Vazquez who passed away in 1974.
Born May 4, 1925, in Puerto Rico, she was a daughter of the late Rafael Zayas and the late Monserrate (Falcon). She grew up, and was educated in Puerto Rico.
She was a devoted wife and mother, and her husband was her world. She was a devout Christian and her faith was ever present in her life. In her free time she enjoyed crocheting and tending to her garden and flowers.
She is survived by her children Luis Vazquez, Blanca Vazquez, Edwin Vazquez, Gloria J. Vazquez, Carmen Vazquez, Magdalena Vazquez, Milagro Olivera-Vazquez, Maria Torres, Rafael Vazquez, and many children, grand children, and great grand children.
She was also the mother of the late Jose Ramon Vazquez, Leopoldo Vazquez Jr., Luis Alberto Vazquez.
YOU ARE INVITED TO HER CALLING HOURS 4 UNTIL 8 P.M. ON THURSDAY AUGUST 15. ON FRIDAY, HER FUNERAL WILL BEGIN AT 8 A.M. AT THE MAHONEY FUNERAL HOME, 187 NESMITH STREET, LOWELL 978-452-6361. HER FUNERAL SERVICE WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE SPANISH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE AT 9A.M. FOLLOWED BY BURIAL IN THE WESTLAWN II CEMETERY.
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My deepest condolences to the family. She was a wonderful woman who will be missed by all that knew her.
We are very sorry to hear about your grandmother. She had a good long life. She is at peace now. Take care.
My nickname for my sister was Pepita I will never forget how good she was with me being the youngest of the family. RIP I will truly miss you.
RIP my loving sister
Que la paz del señor reine siempre en su alma,Para sus familiares que el todo poderoso les brinde confort ,paz y armonía.Paz a sus restos…
My deepest condolences Gloria , My thoughts & Prayers are with you & your Family
Vicky Cappella
My grandmother left such a great big impact on my life. In a fallen world where people are easily swayed away Gods Truth. My Abuela always remained steadfast as a devout Christian in her love for God, and his people. It was not so much about what she said, but how she lived her life. I truly love my Abuela and forever grateful to God for placing her in my life.
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