Joseph Lopez Obituary

Beloved aunt Regina, and cousins,
As you begin your journey know that in the grand scheme of things we live in a world where rainy days eventually give way to sunnier skies, and where simply believing in tomorrow takes you halfway up the mountain to getting beyond any difficulties.

May you have the companionship of comfort on every path you take and the gentleness of peace. May you find serenity and strength and every single thing... that will put your heart at ease.

I have fond memories of my uncle and I know he is at peace and is with his deceased family watching over us.

Thank you uncle for giving me all the cousins I have they are awesome!!!!

Love,

Mary Hernandez and family

Dear aunt Regina and beloved cousins,
Our deepest sympathy may God embrace you with love and peace in this difficult time.

I love you aunt and cousins, never, never forget this.
Love,
Chuy, big Mary, Gracie, Adrian, Liz, and little Jesse Hernandez

my condolences to your family,I know it was hard the past few years.But now he is with god.We;ll keep him in our prayers.My god bless you all.

I will always be proud to be part of the Mexican heritage and culture and being able to speak and write the language and enjoy the food and music from Mexico.

I will teach my niece(Jessica Lacap)the Mexican traditions.

Your first granddaughter,
Christina Daluria
Bremerton,Washington

sincere condolences to all members of Lopez family. from Isabella's family. in Scotland. U.K.

Our deepest sympathies go out to the entire family. I have vague memories of my uncle Lupe but the ones I do remember I will always cherish them and keep them in my heart. I could only say he was a wonderful person. May God bless him and the entire family during this very difficult time. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Olivia Gonzalez, Juana Lopez, Roberto Lopez

What tributes of such a loving father. Remember all the good times you have had together and sense of family he has bestowed on all of you. You are all truly blessed to have had a father like him. Knowing how you remember him is what makes fathers proud of their children. God bless you all.

My thoughts are with your family during this difficult time. I wish I could be there with the family in Chicago today.

To:
My mother-in-law(Regina Lopez)my wife
(Lupe)sister-in-law(Cora & Josie)brother-in-law(Louie,Manny,Ricky,Mondo,and Bobby.

For me where it all started more than 47 years ago when I first met your family along with my parents(Gilbert Sr.& Pauline and brother David. We rented the upstairs apartment for more than 3 years while living at 4126 W Wilcox,Chicago,Ill.

I will always remember your dad(Joe Lopez)for all the good & wonderdful things he did for your family and for helping other people he knew through the years.

All the memories we have shared with him at one time or another will always live in our thoughts and our hearts.

Joseph Lopez: "THANK YOU" for your generation and the next generation to follow.

Gil Daluria,
Bremerton,Washington.

Our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

-Kowalski Family

Dear Cousins and Tia Regina:
I am with you at this time to accompany in your sorrow, but mi tio Lupe is at peace and and I know that he is with my dad. As you know, I saw him come to pick him up in my dream. I saw my dad very happy, and at last they are together. Just like Marco, I remember we used to like going to your house on Kamerling, because we knew we would get to ride a bike in the school playground accross the street. Mi tio Lupe had different bikes for girls, boys, different sizes. It was fun and I remember he had a train in the basement. It is a blessing to have all of you as my cousins, and we appreciate how much love you had for my dad and have for my mom. You's are like brothers and sisters.
Take care, your cousin
Patty

Our deepest sympathies go out to the entire family. We have fond memories of your dad. He was a wonderful person. May God bless him and the entire family during this very difficult time. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Joe, Janice, Jennifer, Joey, Jessica and Jamie Rajca Mokena, Il.

Dear cousins and tia Regina,
I am writing to you from the state of Guanajuato (only a few hours distance from where our dads were born). How I wish I could be there to accompany you and all of our family in saying our farewell to my uncle. I can´t say I have an abundance of memories but I remember the day we visited your home on Kammerling and my father bought a bicycle from tio Lupe that he had rebuilt. My uncle then took me accross the street to the school parking lot and taught me how to ride it. Not a bad deal for 15 dollars...a bike and lessons! Anyhow, I´ve been thinking much about all of you, our uncle, and the entire Lopez clan. I just want to say how greatful I am that Tio Lupe had the dream of emigrating to the US and that he had the courage to follow that dream. I am greatful that he and my aunt extended a helping hand to the rest of his brothers and sisters including my mom and dad so that they too could move to the US. I am greatful that in his own simple way he taught us what it means to care for a family and to see them through. On the afternoon of July 3, we were at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe and I asked her to take his hand when she thought he´d be ready and to place him under the protection of her mantle and welcome him home. I am sure she heard my prayers. Know that we are with you in spirit and with a greatful heart in saying good bye to Tio Lupe.
Peace to all of you! with lots of love,
Tony (Marco), Rita, Miguel and Alejandrina.
Guanajuato, Mexico

My deepest sympathies go out to the entire family. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Josie and family,

I am very sorry to hear of the passing of your father. I will pray for him and your family. I know you all have great memories of him and the memories will help you during this difficult time.

Sincerely,
Edie Zimmerman Cavanaugh