It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of our beloved mother, Rebeca Gamino, who passed away at the age of 77. Rebeca was born in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, and later made her home in Colorado Springs.
She shared 55 wonderful years of marriage with her loving husband, Jose Gamino. Together they built a strong and loving family. Rebeca was a devoted stay-at-home mother who dedicated her life to caring for her family and creating a warm home filled with love.
She was a proud and loving mother to her four children: Jesus, Arturo, Jose Alberto, and Diana. Her family continued to grow with the blessing of her grandchildren: Lauren, Joseph, Dalia, Azalea, Jasmine, Benjamin, Mario, Jessica, Steven, Alberto, Jose, Anthony, and Mia. She was also blessed with five great-grandchildren.
Rebeca had a passion for beauty and creativity. She studied floral design and loved roses and all kinds of flowers. She also loved cooking for her family, bringing everyone together with the meals she prepared and the warmth she shared.
Rebeca was one of twelve siblings and was the last of her generation, as all of her brothers and sisters had passed before her.
In closing, Rebeca was a woman of deep faith who was devoted to God. She loved her family dearly, and her love, kindness, and beautiful spirit will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.
I give you my sincere condolences for the loss of Rebeca Gamino, my dear Tia. I hope you find love, strength and hope during your grieving. I have memories of my Tia, spending weekends at your house when we were small. We would eat menudo and play outside under the avocado tree. My Tia was a strong woman and quite a character with her sharp sense of humor! I used to love to go into her room and use her Jergens lotion on my hands because the perfume it had back then smelled so good! She loved me and my sisters very much and we had so many nice family get togethers. I will miss her very much. May her memory be a blessing!
My prayers for strength and peace are with all of you, always. My Tia was a beautiful soul & it fills my heart with love to have had her as my Tia. I will forever cherish the beautiful memories shared with her and the family. She will always be remembered. Sending Art, Jesus, Diane, & Pollo, love and prayers đź’™
My deepest condolence to my Tio Joe and my Cousins she has now united with her parents and her sibling may she rest in paradise 🙏❤️
Our condolences to the Gamino family. We are so sorry to have lost her and mostly sorry for not being able to have seen her in her last days on this earth, she will truly be missed. Our love goes out to all of you from Armando Corral and Family.
P.S
We are only a phone call away cousin.
Lo siento mucho mi pĂ©same para mis primos y mi tĂo JosĂ©
Mi tĂa que en paz descanse la recuerdo con su carácter fuerte que sostuvo a la familia pero en el fondo un corazĂłn tan grande y frágil la extrañarĂ© por siempre tĂa dios la tenga en su gloria
Tio Joe and Cousins,
Please accept my sincere condolences for this tremendous loss. As a kid, I only looked forward to spending the night with my Tia as much as possible. She always included me as a tag-along to visit East LA and shopping at ‘La Primera (I think that what it was called), ‘ and McDonald’s for a Happy Meal. She cooked so good, my favorite Mexican spaghetti, with the fat noodles. She was always straight up with me and told me what she thought, no BS, and I loved her for that. In the last years when I spent time with you guys, she really wanted me to go to ‘Cherry Valley,’ (I think that’s the name), and my Tio took all of us, my kids too. I think she loved the serene mountain side there, and it was special! God Bless her, she’s gone home and can watch over us now from Heaven! Until we meet again, Tia, te ame como una mama, toda mi vida, desde nina chica, Adios mi Querida Tia!
Querida Madrecita, Cómo la extraño mucho. It has not even been a month, and I miss you so much. I have many beautiful memories of us together, and also some regrets. I feel broken and a little lost. In a way, I feel like I have regressed to being a child again—like a little boy who cannot find his mamá.
I wish I had spent more time with you and told you more often how much I loved you and needed you. I know we spoke on the phone recently. You seemed okay, but deep down I felt that I was losing you. I could not accept the reality of the situation, and I still cannot believe that you are gone.
My daughters, Azalea and Dalia, miss you very much. Every day I see your Bible and your glasses in my daughter’s room, and I feel your presence with us.
Please watch over my daughters. I miss you, mamá. I love you. I know that one day we will see each other again.