Obituary for Carmen Aguirrre
Carmen Isabel Aguirre (Ayala), 36 after a long and courageous battle entered into eternal life in the morning hours of Saturday, February 18, 2023. She was surrounded by family. Please offer prayers for the repose of Isabel. Pray also for Isabel’s husband, son, parents, and siblings, during this most unspeakably painful time.
Isabel was born on August 25, 1986. She was the first born child. She was a was a great daughter an awesome big sister.
The vast majority of us have a difficulties understanding what job we want to have growing up. Plenty of times we perform jobs that don’t satisfy us, work is just a paycheck. Not so for Isabel. From a young age she understood her chosen profession. She had an inclination to help the vulnerable, the sick, and those in pain. Isabel was instrumental in taking care of her grandparents at the time of their most need.
With the support of her parents and siblings and through her own hard work, and determination, Isabel graduated from college and became a nurse; an LVN. She had the opportunity to work with children and adults who needed assistance and couldn’t care for themselves. Knowing or unknowingly, Isabel offered her patients hope.
The good Lord placed Isabel in this exact moment. She said “Yes” to Him. And with His help, she revealed to patients their own self-worth and dignity. Isabel’s patients inspired her to be a better person as well.
Isabel was a lover of music and loved being an aunt to her many nieces and nephews. She loved the water. And loved spending time at the beach, on the sand reading and contemplating the beauty that surrounded her.
She faced her diagnosis, and disease with incredible strength and courage. She loved her husband, and her family, but most of all her baby boy.
Isabel is survived by her husband Jeremy, her son Isaias, her mother Carmen, her father Efren, her sister Jessica, and brother Efren Jr.
Isabel was born on August 25, 1986. She was the first born child. She was a was a great daughter an awesome big sister.
The vast majority of us have a difficulties understanding what job we want to have growing up. Plenty of times we perform jobs that don’t satisfy us, work is just a paycheck. Not so for Isabel. From a young age she understood her chosen profession. She had an inclination to help the vulnerable, the sick, and those in pain. Isabel was instrumental in taking care of her grandparents at the time of their most need.
With the support of her parents and siblings and through her own hard work, and determination, Isabel graduated from college and became a nurse; an LVN. She had the opportunity to work with children and adults who needed assistance and couldn’t care for themselves. Knowing or unknowingly, Isabel offered her patients hope.
The good Lord placed Isabel in this exact moment. She said “Yes” to Him. And with His help, she revealed to patients their own self-worth and dignity. Isabel’s patients inspired her to be a better person as well.
Isabel was a lover of music and loved being an aunt to her many nieces and nephews. She loved the water. And loved spending time at the beach, on the sand reading and contemplating the beauty that surrounded her.
She faced her diagnosis, and disease with incredible strength and courage. She loved her husband, and her family, but most of all her baby boy.
Isabel is survived by her husband Jeremy, her son Isaias, her mother Carmen, her father Efren, her sister Jessica, and brother Efren Jr.