Great Family Project. Thanks Familia

1. In Loving Memory of our
Mom, Lucy Ramos
March 10, 1929-February 25, 2002
Remembered & Loved
In 2001, Mom finally move to SA with us but was already very ill.
When she wasn’t in the hospital for treatments; she lived at my home
in Mahncke Park. Mom lost her battle with complications from
Cancer in 2002. Our neighborhood project (2006) to tile a sustaining
wall near the Botanical Gardens includes Mom’s Photo Painted onto a
ceramic tile. The wall is located along New Braunfels & Funston
Street, San Antonio, TX.

2. WE HONOR YOUR COURAGE……

3. …..HONOR YOUR STRENGTH

4. …. HONORING THE HOPE
YOU INSTILLED IN ALL OF
US.

5. NOW WE PERSEVERE…

6. OUR BROTHERS & SISTERS;
TODAY, TOMORROW & ALWAYS!

7. OUR PRIDE &
JOY;
FAMILY

8. Our Growing Families

9. Our Strength is
in Family; Your
Legacy to us

10. OUR GRADUATES

11. OUR MILITARY
MEN

12. OUR NEXT GENERATION
Eric & Yzabella
Dad Mark & Mathew
James
Macy & Mailynn Mom Ineka w/Dakota
Dad Caesar & CJ
& Theodore
Sky Sienna & Savannah
Bethany &
Jayden
Madie &
Justine
Ayden
& Ava
Alessandra
Estrella
Robert
Roman Jayce

13. OUR NEVER
ENDING
LOVE…….

14. OUR BELOVED
FAMILY IN HEAVEN-
GONE TOO SOON
BUT NEVER
FORGOTTEN
YOU WILL ALWAYS
LIVE IN OUR HEARTS
Lino S. Estrada, Jr. passed away on March 17, 2009 at
San Antonio Hospital at the age of 53, He was born
on November 23, 1955 in Alice, TX to Lino and
Eustolia Estrada. Survived by his wife, Christine L.
Estrada of Alice, TX; three sons, Lino Estrada III of
Syracuse, NY; Michael (Alicia) Gonzalez; and Eric
(Ashley); four daughters, Mary Ann Estrada; Cindy
(Juan) Gonzalez; Darlene Estrada; and Bonnie (Pete)
Garcia; two stepsons, Johnny (Teresa) Chaavarria;
and Francisco Chavarria; all of Alice, TX, two
Stepsons; Johnny (Teresa) Chavarria; and Francisco
Chavarria; all of Alice, TX twenty-seven
grandchildren; and three great grandchildren.

15. Cherished words from the heart

17. One of many notes and cards from Mom. We all have some from or to her. It’s just good to
see her handwriting. She knew and acknowledged all of our birthdays and holidays. I think
of the effort and time it took her to buy the cards, address them, write notes to us then mail
it. She walked or took the bus everywhere in town, since she had no transportation.
Ditto
mom!

18. MOTHER, YOU ARE LOVED, HONORED AND REMEMBERED