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Jamie Rachal
July 9, 2009
Faye was just a good person. Every day she talked about her family, especially her kids. The girls. That's the thing she cared about the most. Faye is with God now. You have my condolences and love.
Amanda
July 9, 2009
Faye was kind-heartedd. She would give her last to anyone who needed it. If somebody needed a place to stay, she would do what she could to help. If somebody was hungry, she would say "Come on, let's get you something to eat." She was so helpful. Most people in this world aren't like that. No matter what was going on in her life, she never stopped being a good person. She's gonna be missed. I'm going to miss her so much.
July 9, 2009
Faye was a strong person that never wanted to give up. Faye loved her daughters so much, every time I saw her she would talk about them. She loved you 2 very much, it was hard for her not to see you that often, but that never stopped her loving you or talking about you 2. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Susie
July 9, 2009
Faye was a sweet and warm person, over the weekend I was at my camper and I planted flowers that attracted humming birds and butterflys. While I was doing this I was thinking of Faye. Always smiling, She smiled more in one day then I did in my lifetime. She will be missed. She will always be on my mind at the camper or whenever I see hummings birds or butterfly flying so free. It was so good to have you on are team at CRA. Big John
Sarah Lloyd
July 8, 2009
It was always a pleasure to see and talk with Faye. She was always sweet and smiling, regardless of her situation. She brought joy with her whenever she was around. She was so grateful and appreciative, and I have fond memories of the times when I was able to talk with her and learn more about her. I will keep Faye in my thoughts and set intentions for the family during this time.
Sarz Maxwell
July 8, 2009
The thing I remember most about Faye was how willing she always was to help others. Even at the times when she was feeling her worst, Faye always had a helping hand for another.
And I remember how she talked about her girls. The only time she got upset was when she would think about how much more she would like to have done for and with her daughters. Victoria and Priscilla, I hope you grow up to be as loving and caring as your mom was!
Greg Scott
July 8, 2009
Faye was a dear friend. She occupied an enormous place in my heart. My life is better for having known and loved her. Knowing Faye was, and always will be, a privilege, an honor, and a blessing of the truest kind. In many ways Faye illuminated the meaning of love. She gave of herself freely and without condition; she never hesitated to place another's well-being above her own; and no matter the adversity, she kept smiling. Faye even smiled when she cried. For the past seven years I have known Faye and worked alongside her as she volunteered in our street-level outreach program. I witnessed her tireless attempts to help those less fortunate than she. On many occasions Faye told me stories of her family, especially of her daughters, whom she adored and loved with all her heart, might, and soul. Victoria and Priscilla were and forever will be the center of Faye's universe. The boundless love she felt for them was the source--the well, if you will--from which she drew when offering love and care to others. Faye was busy--always moving, always going, always en route, forever headed to the next place. But one thing remained constant through all her travels: the unyielding commitment to loving her girls with all her being and to allowing this love to transform those around her. Regardless of circumstance or action, the doing or not doing of things, this love carried her through many tough days and more than a fair share of excruciating moments, but it also made the good days even better. Faye's love shined brightly. It was nearly blinding, and it changed this world for the better. For this I will always be thankful. On behalf of the staff, volunteers, and clients of the organization with which she worked, and on behalf of my wife and son, I wish to offer you, Faye's family, our deepest condolences. We all will miss and always remember our dearest, beloved "Butterfly." If we can do anything to help out in this time of sorrow and celebration, please don't hesitate to call me.
Priscilla Herrera
July 1, 2009
my mom was everthing to me I will miss you so much but your in a better place right know r i p mom we will miss you!!!
love
your daugher priscilla
Victoria Herrera
July 1, 2009
WEll i LOVE YOu MOMMY.
and your in a better place.
im so happy i got to spend the last days with you;
i love you and your gone but never forgotten. you will always remain in my heart. I'll always remember your beautiful smile and your laughter. MAy you rest in peace. LOVe you always and FOREVER?
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