Maximina Vasquez

April 4, 2016

Maximina Vasquez age 90 passed away 4-4-16 in Justin, TX Visitation Monday, Apr. 11th 10:00am- until time of Service at Noon at Heartland Memorial Center 7151 W. 183rd St., Tinley Park. Interment to follow at Calvary Cemetery, Steger, IL Maximina Vasquez, 90 years old born to Maximo Vazquez and Francisca Medina on June 15, 1925 in Ponce, Puerto Rico passed away on April 4, 2016 in Grapevine, Texas. Survived by: • Siblings (spouses): Juan (Milagro) Medina, Victor Medina • Children (spouses): Rose (Jose) Cisneros, Iris Vasquez, Hilario (Graciela) Vasquez, Francisca (Gilberto) Camareno, Patricia (Mike) McGee • Stepchildren (spouses): Helen (William) Arroyo, Ruth (Francisco) Garcia, Julio (Esther) Vasquez • Grandchildren (spouses): Julio (Christina) Vasquez, Jose (Abigail) Cisneros, Yolanda (Ralph) Wallace, Rose Ann (Daniel) Bradley, Pedro (Kristin) Cortes, Jaime (Selena) Cortes, Diana Camareno, Roberto DeHoyos, Abel Ortiz, Francesca Camareno, Pati Ortiz, Julie Cisneros, Stephanie Camareno, Adam DeHoyos, Hilario Vasquez, Pascual Vasquez, Jacqueline Camareno, Ruben Vasquez, Michael McGee • Step grandchildren (spouses): Sandra Arroyo, William Arroyo, Victor Arroyo, Gilberto Arroyo, Francisco Garcia, Reynaldo Garcia, Mari Lou (Angel) Garcia, Alexander Garcia, Julie Vasquez, Edith (Uriel) DeSantiago, Valerie (Ronald) Bendana, Annette Vasquez, Raul Vasquez, Tony Vasquez, Michael Vasquez • Great grandchildren/step: Nathan, Alexis, Jaelen, Nahlos, Julia, Alexa, Ralph, Brandon, Pedro, Davon, Gabrielle, Laila, Jaime, Jaimelda, Ruban, / Rebecca, Miguel Luis, Stephany, Sonirey, Reynaldo, Omar, Alejandro, Leticia, Fabian, Zuli Angel, Stephanie, Natalie, Rue, Raul, Luis, Andrew, Dominique, Diem Predeceased by: • Julio Vasquez (husband), Francisca Medina (mom), Maximo Vazquez (dad), Luz Maria Vasquez (daughter), Raul Vasquez (stepson), Hilda Torres (sister) Maximina loved children, cooking and enjoyed family times to celebrate an event or just a get together. Many will always remember the aroma of her cooking and the tender loving care she had for family and close friend’s children. Everyone always wanted to stay at Maximina’s house. Religion was very important to her and she was devoted to praying everyday. She never wore slacks or dyed her hair.