Victoria C. Diaz

Birth date: Mar 25, 1919 Death date: Jul 2, 2015

Victoria C. Diaz March 23, 1919 – July 2, 2015Passed away peacefully with her loving family by her side. Dearly beloved wife of 65 years to the late, Joseph J. Diaz (2008). Victoria is survived by her daughter, Linda and her husba Read Obituary

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Connie Macias

535w ago

I have so many good memories starting from my earliest years of spending time with Aunty Vicky and Uncle Joe, Butch, Linda and John. There was so much fun in simple things, like just playing outside until dark. Always wonderful home made meals. Aunty Vicky made the best fried chicken I have ever had. And when you hear people say horrible things about Christmas fruit cake, it’s for sure they hadn’t tried Aunty Vicky’s. Aunty Vicky always spoke her mind, shared her advice, and always made us laugh. She was kind and generous to us. Most of all, she and Uncle Joe always made us feel welcome. Heaven has gained one special lady! God bless you Aunty Vicky, and Uncle Joe, too, My sincerest condolences to the family, especially Linda and John. Love, Concha and Robert Macias and family

Dolores Gutierrez Ramos

535w ago

What beautiful memories… I know she would have really appreciated knowing what you had shared… now she does!

Dolores Gutierrez Ramos

535w ago

Thank you for sharing such a wonderful photo of both my Uncle Joe and Auntie Vicky…. may both rest in peace together for eternity in Gods warm embrace.

Dolores Gutierrez Ramos

535w ago

I share my sister’s sentiments… Aunty Vicky and Uncle Joe weren’t biological relatives, they were more than that, they were our aunt and uncle of the heart and always will… and their children Butch, Linda and John are our “cousins.” Linda is our honorary “Big Sister” too. We were so lucky to have had all of your in our lives; and, a special thank you for Aunty Vicky and Uncle Joe for being influential in “saving” the five of us from what could have been an even more precarious future. God bless you Aunty Vicky and Uncle Joe and the warmest and sincerest condolences to the family, especially our Big Sister, Linda and John. Much Love, Dolores Ramos and family

Linda Mcconnell Kemp

535w ago

I stated Dept of Language Institute but it should be Defense Language Institute (DLI)

Linda Mcconnell Kemp

535w ago

Our Deepest Sympathy to all of you and your families. Our prayers are with all of you. God’s Blessings Esmeralda Flores DILLEY TX. 2015-07-06 16:23:07.370Esmeralda Flores 3070917Victoria C. DiazLinda and family, Buddy Wommack and myself send prayers your way. Praying God will give you all strength to get through the coming days & months ahead. Loosing someone is always hard but a mother is exteremly hard. I pray you find mercy and grace to guide you through. Sending hugs your way. You’re special to us, love, Tewanna & Buddy from Savannah Ga.2015-07-07 12:06:55.813Buddy & Tewanna Wommack 3070917Victoria C. DiazOur deepest condolence from the Sambrano family in Dilley Texas May she Rip2015-07-07 16:54:55.283rusbel sambrano 3070917Victoria C. DiazMy mother had hidden talents. She could dance the socks off my dad but she had a comedic flare to her personality. She could have been the Latin” Lucy. She would get funny and do humorous antics that had us laughing. And she was very mystical. We loved the stories she shared with us of the strange happenings around her neighborhood in Texas. I use to do Native American story telling at the Dept of Language Institute in Monterey and one year I told a story about a girl named Vita who lived in a small community in Texas and the strange experience she had. The audience loved it and wanted more … but I told them that was for another time and place. I never told my mom that I shared a story of her life with others. It just never came up but I know should tsk at me and say “Aye, mija, why would you tell them that?” But I think she have liked it.

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