Obituary for Yolanda Martinez
Yolanda Martinez falleció en Mid-Columbia Medical Center el 19 de abril de 2021 en the Dalles, Oregon. Yolanda nació el 8 de octubre de 1959 en Morelia Michoacán hija de J. Rosario Martinez y Evangelina Pacheco.
Yolanda tenía muchas memorias y recuerdos de su infancia que involucraban a sus hermanos y hermanas. Siempre hablaba de cuando jugaban afuera y se enseñaban a bailar con sus hermanos y amistades pero sus recuerdos más preciados eran de su familia. Ella termino la prepa y estaba en el proceso de entrar al programa de enfermaría en Morelia Michoacán y su sueño era ayudar a sanar a los enfermos.
Yolanda vivió en Morelia Michoacán durante su infancia, la mayoría de su adolencia y vida de adulto ella vivió en Hood River. Los últimos tres años vivió en The Dalles pero su hogar y corazón estaban en Hood River y ahí la llevaremos a su descanso final.
Ella trabajo en la huerta de los Moore hasta que su salud ya no se lo permito. Pero ella era muy feliz y muy orgullosa se ser ama de casa de tiempo completo. Ella cuido a todos sus sobrinos / sobrinas y era algo que la llenaba de orgullo. Le encantaba leer, jardinería, y aprender sobre el tema de historia (Yolanda y su hija Eva disfrutaban mucho sus conversaciones de historia). También le gustaba mucho ver programas de médicos con su hija Lissette, y le gustaba tejer, artes y manualidades, y coleccionaba tortugas y conchas de mar.
Yolanda era católica y muy devota a su religión, y aunque se sentía enferma ella miraba la misa del día y rezaba el rosario en el canal católico. Hasta en los mementos más difíciles ella nunca perdió su fe.
En el 2009 después de 2 meses y medio un coma inducido ella despertó el día de su cumpleaños milagrosamente se levantó feliz sin saber mucho de lo que había pasado. Lo primero que pidió cuando despertó fue mentas (Ice Chips Candy) y gelatina porque tenía mucha hambre, pero Yolanda con su noble corazón empezó a preguntar a los que estaban en el cuarto con ella si alguien quería gelatina o de sus mentas ya que están muy deliciosas. Aunque se molestó con su enfermera porque no le daba chicle o chocolate, así que para contentar a Yolanda su hermano le dijo que cuando ella se recuperara él le regalaría una bolsa de cada uno.
Yolanda es sobrevivida por sus hijas Eva R. Rivara y Lissette A. Rivera ambas de The Dalles, Oregon, sus padres J. Rosario y Evangelina Martinez de Odell, Oregon, hermanos/ hermanas Maria Mosqueda (Ruben Mosqueda), Jose Martinez (Diocelina Martinez), Martha Quintana (Elfego Quintana) y Victor Martinez (Genoveva Martinez) todos de Odell, Oregon, sobrinos y sobrinas Enrique Mosqueda, Ruben Mosqueda, Mia Bell Martinez, Victor Martinez Jr, Lirio Martinez, Ivan Quintana, Yosef Martinez, Maritza Quintana, Danelly Quintana, Celeste Valle (Martinez), Daisy Poe (Martinez) y Moses Martinez todos de Hood River, The Dalles, Portland, y California.
Yolanda estaba muy apegada a sus perritos de soporte emocional Candy y Yuuki quien los están cuidando sus hijas Eva y Lissette. Las hijas de Yolanda y la familia Martinez quieren agradecer desde el fondo de nuestro corazón a todos los que donaron y los que han estado ahí para apoyarnos en estos momentos tan difíciles.
Visite www.AndersonsTributeCenter.com para dejar una nota de condolencia a la familia. Please visit the website for the English version of Yolanda’s life story.
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Yolanda Martinez passed away on April 19, 2021 at Mid- Columbia Medical Center in The Dalles, Oregon. Yolanda was born on October 8, 1959 in Morelia Michoacan Mexico to parents J Rosario Martinez & Evangelina Pacheco.
She had many childhood memories that involved her brothers and sisters. She would always talk about playing outside and learning how to dance with her brothers, sisters, and her next-door neighbors, but her most precious memories involved her family. Yolanda finished high school and was in the process of going to a nursing program in Morelia Michoacan. Her life dream was to be a nurse to help heal people.
She resided in Morelia, Michoacan through her childhood, and as a teenager all through her adult life Hood River, Oregon was her home. Her last three years of life The Dalles, Oregon was her place of residence, but her heart was always in Hood River where she will be laid to rest.
Yolanda worked for Moore Orchards until her health issues did not allow her to work. She was happy and proud to be a full stay at home mom and also took care of all her nieces and nephews; this was something my she was very proud of. She enjoyed reading, gardening, learning about history (she and her daughter Eva would enjoy long conversations about history), my mom also enjoyed watching medical shows with her daughter Lissette, my mom enjoyed knitting, Arts and crafts, collecting turtles, and seashells.
She was a very devoted Catholic, even if she was feeling ill, she would watch daily mass and Rosary on the Catholic channel. No matter what hardships my mom went through she never lost her faith.
In 2009, after 2 ½ months in a medical induce coma, she woke up the day of her birthday. Miraculously she woke up cheerful and not really knowing what happened. She woke up asking for ice chips and jello because she was hungry, but Yolanda being the kind woman she was started asking everyone in her hospital room if they wanted some of her ice chips and jello because it was very delicious. She was upset with her nurse because she would not give her gum or chocolate, so to cheer her up my uncle said that when she got better, he would buy her a bag of each.
Yolanda is survived by her two daughters Eva Rosario R. and Lissette A. R. who reside in The Dalles, Oregon; Her parents J Rosario and Evangelina Martinez who reside in Odell, Oregon; Her brothers and sisters: Maria Mosqueda(Ruben Mosqueda), Jose Martinez (Diocelina Martinez), Martha Quintana ( Elfego Quintana), and Victor Martinez (Genoveva Martinez) who reside in Odell, Hood River, and The Dalles Oregon.
Her nieces and nephews: Enrique Mosqueda, Ruben Mosqueda, Mia Bell (Martinez), Victor Jr. Martinez, Lirio Martinez, Ivan Quintana, Yosef Martinez, Maritza Quintana, Danelly Quintana, Celeste Valle (Martinez), Daisy Poe (Martinez), and Moses Martinez all whom reside in Hood River, The Dalles, Portland, and California.
She was very attached to her two emotional support dogs Candy and Yuuki who are being cared for by Eva and Lissette.
Yolanda's Daughters and The Martinez family would like to thank everyone who donated and reached out to our family during this hard and unexpected time. We thank everyone from the bottom of our hearts to receive so much love and support.
A viewing for Yolanda will be Thursday from 4-8 pm at Anderson’s Tribute Center and her funeral mass will be held 11:00 A.M., Friday, April 30, 2021 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church (1501 Belmont Ave, Hood River, Oregon, 97031) and will proceed to Mountain View Memorial Cemetery for burial (1235 Tucker Road, Hood River, Oregon, 97031). Due to pandemic restrictions at St. Mary's Catholic Church only 80 are allowed in attendance and overflow will be able to watch service via livestream at Anderson's Tribute Center.
Arrangements are under the direction of Anderson's Tribute Center (Funerals • Receptions • Cremations) 1401 Belmont Avenue, Hood River, Oregon 97031. Visit www.AndersonsTributeCenter.com to leave a note of condolence for the family.
Yolanda tenía muchas memorias y recuerdos de su infancia que involucraban a sus hermanos y hermanas. Siempre hablaba de cuando jugaban afuera y se enseñaban a bailar con sus hermanos y amistades pero sus recuerdos más preciados eran de su familia. Ella termino la prepa y estaba en el proceso de entrar al programa de enfermaría en Morelia Michoacán y su sueño era ayudar a sanar a los enfermos.
Yolanda vivió en Morelia Michoacán durante su infancia, la mayoría de su adolencia y vida de adulto ella vivió en Hood River. Los últimos tres años vivió en The Dalles pero su hogar y corazón estaban en Hood River y ahí la llevaremos a su descanso final.
Ella trabajo en la huerta de los Moore hasta que su salud ya no se lo permito. Pero ella era muy feliz y muy orgullosa se ser ama de casa de tiempo completo. Ella cuido a todos sus sobrinos / sobrinas y era algo que la llenaba de orgullo. Le encantaba leer, jardinería, y aprender sobre el tema de historia (Yolanda y su hija Eva disfrutaban mucho sus conversaciones de historia). También le gustaba mucho ver programas de médicos con su hija Lissette, y le gustaba tejer, artes y manualidades, y coleccionaba tortugas y conchas de mar.
Yolanda era católica y muy devota a su religión, y aunque se sentía enferma ella miraba la misa del día y rezaba el rosario en el canal católico. Hasta en los mementos más difíciles ella nunca perdió su fe.
En el 2009 después de 2 meses y medio un coma inducido ella despertó el día de su cumpleaños milagrosamente se levantó feliz sin saber mucho de lo que había pasado. Lo primero que pidió cuando despertó fue mentas (Ice Chips Candy) y gelatina porque tenía mucha hambre, pero Yolanda con su noble corazón empezó a preguntar a los que estaban en el cuarto con ella si alguien quería gelatina o de sus mentas ya que están muy deliciosas. Aunque se molestó con su enfermera porque no le daba chicle o chocolate, así que para contentar a Yolanda su hermano le dijo que cuando ella se recuperara él le regalaría una bolsa de cada uno.
Yolanda es sobrevivida por sus hijas Eva R. Rivara y Lissette A. Rivera ambas de The Dalles, Oregon, sus padres J. Rosario y Evangelina Martinez de Odell, Oregon, hermanos/ hermanas Maria Mosqueda (Ruben Mosqueda), Jose Martinez (Diocelina Martinez), Martha Quintana (Elfego Quintana) y Victor Martinez (Genoveva Martinez) todos de Odell, Oregon, sobrinos y sobrinas Enrique Mosqueda, Ruben Mosqueda, Mia Bell Martinez, Victor Martinez Jr, Lirio Martinez, Ivan Quintana, Yosef Martinez, Maritza Quintana, Danelly Quintana, Celeste Valle (Martinez), Daisy Poe (Martinez) y Moses Martinez todos de Hood River, The Dalles, Portland, y California.
Yolanda estaba muy apegada a sus perritos de soporte emocional Candy y Yuuki quien los están cuidando sus hijas Eva y Lissette. Las hijas de Yolanda y la familia Martinez quieren agradecer desde el fondo de nuestro corazón a todos los que donaron y los que han estado ahí para apoyarnos en estos momentos tan difíciles.
Visite www.AndersonsTributeCenter.com para dejar una nota de condolencia a la familia. Please visit the website for the English version of Yolanda’s life story.
English
Yolanda Martinez passed away on April 19, 2021 at Mid- Columbia Medical Center in The Dalles, Oregon. Yolanda was born on October 8, 1959 in Morelia Michoacan Mexico to parents J Rosario Martinez & Evangelina Pacheco.
She had many childhood memories that involved her brothers and sisters. She would always talk about playing outside and learning how to dance with her brothers, sisters, and her next-door neighbors, but her most precious memories involved her family. Yolanda finished high school and was in the process of going to a nursing program in Morelia Michoacan. Her life dream was to be a nurse to help heal people.
She resided in Morelia, Michoacan through her childhood, and as a teenager all through her adult life Hood River, Oregon was her home. Her last three years of life The Dalles, Oregon was her place of residence, but her heart was always in Hood River where she will be laid to rest.
Yolanda worked for Moore Orchards until her health issues did not allow her to work. She was happy and proud to be a full stay at home mom and also took care of all her nieces and nephews; this was something my she was very proud of. She enjoyed reading, gardening, learning about history (she and her daughter Eva would enjoy long conversations about history), my mom also enjoyed watching medical shows with her daughter Lissette, my mom enjoyed knitting, Arts and crafts, collecting turtles, and seashells.
She was a very devoted Catholic, even if she was feeling ill, she would watch daily mass and Rosary on the Catholic channel. No matter what hardships my mom went through she never lost her faith.
In 2009, after 2 ½ months in a medical induce coma, she woke up the day of her birthday. Miraculously she woke up cheerful and not really knowing what happened. She woke up asking for ice chips and jello because she was hungry, but Yolanda being the kind woman she was started asking everyone in her hospital room if they wanted some of her ice chips and jello because it was very delicious. She was upset with her nurse because she would not give her gum or chocolate, so to cheer her up my uncle said that when she got better, he would buy her a bag of each.
Yolanda is survived by her two daughters Eva Rosario R. and Lissette A. R. who reside in The Dalles, Oregon; Her parents J Rosario and Evangelina Martinez who reside in Odell, Oregon; Her brothers and sisters: Maria Mosqueda(Ruben Mosqueda), Jose Martinez (Diocelina Martinez), Martha Quintana ( Elfego Quintana), and Victor Martinez (Genoveva Martinez) who reside in Odell, Hood River, and The Dalles Oregon.
Her nieces and nephews: Enrique Mosqueda, Ruben Mosqueda, Mia Bell (Martinez), Victor Jr. Martinez, Lirio Martinez, Ivan Quintana, Yosef Martinez, Maritza Quintana, Danelly Quintana, Celeste Valle (Martinez), Daisy Poe (Martinez), and Moses Martinez all whom reside in Hood River, The Dalles, Portland, and California.
She was very attached to her two emotional support dogs Candy and Yuuki who are being cared for by Eva and Lissette.
Yolanda's Daughters and The Martinez family would like to thank everyone who donated and reached out to our family during this hard and unexpected time. We thank everyone from the bottom of our hearts to receive so much love and support.
A viewing for Yolanda will be Thursday from 4-8 pm at Anderson’s Tribute Center and her funeral mass will be held 11:00 A.M., Friday, April 30, 2021 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church (1501 Belmont Ave, Hood River, Oregon, 97031) and will proceed to Mountain View Memorial Cemetery for burial (1235 Tucker Road, Hood River, Oregon, 97031). Due to pandemic restrictions at St. Mary's Catholic Church only 80 are allowed in attendance and overflow will be able to watch service via livestream at Anderson's Tribute Center.
Arrangements are under the direction of Anderson's Tribute Center (Funerals • Receptions • Cremations) 1401 Belmont Avenue, Hood River, Oregon 97031. Visit www.AndersonsTributeCenter.com to leave a note of condolence for the family.