"With affection and fond memories, we pay tribute to Ramona Chavez"
Ramona Chavez, Devoted Matriarch, Passes Away at 81
Ramona Chavez, affectionately known as Grammy, peacefully departed this life on Monday, 28th July, 2025, at the age of 81. Surrounded by her beloved family, she spent her final moments surrounded by love and comfort.
Chavez leaves behind a rich legacy, including her husband of 61 years, Joe, four children and their families, her brother John Contreras, numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and many cherished friends. She was preceded in death by her parents Elfego and Anita Contreras, brothers Elfie and Ronald Contreras, parents-in-law Simon and Magdalena Chavez, son-in-law Michael Moya, and nephews Nick Chavez and Ronald (Ronnie) Contreras.
A devout Catholic, Ramona was deeply devoted to her faith and the Blessed Virgin Mother. For over 40 years, she attended "her hour" at the Ascension Adoration Chapel every Thursday at 10 am. Her love for her grandchildren knew no bounds, and she enthusiastically supported their activities.
Ramona had a passion for bowling, participating in leagues and tournaments across several states. She also spent more than 20 years as a hot air balloon chase crew member, cherishing birthday rides in Bob Kross's hot air balloons named Mr. Happy, Mr. Happy 2, and Morning Manna.
Details about Ramona's life and her obituary can be found on Trujillo Funeral Home's website, where her life and legacy are honoured with a detailed obituary entry. To access her obituary, visit www.trujillofunerals.com.
The location of her funeral services can be found at Trujillo Funerals. For general questions or concerns, please email web@our website. Condolences can be left for Ramona's family at www.trujillofunerals.com.
The exact cause of Ramona's death was not specified. She will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.
In her lifetime, Ramona Chavez not only dedicated herself to her family and faith but also took an interest in health-and-wellness, particularly struggling with the scientific aspects of aging and seeking ways to maintain her vitality. Her passion for learning extended beyond her faith, as she spent many years studying various aspects of science.
