Dolores Velez Bonner
Apr 9, 1922 - Jul 6, 2024April 9, 1922 - July 6, 2024
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Dolores Velez Bonner
Apr 9, 1922 - Jul 6, 2024April 9, 1922 - July 6, 2024
Place of birth
Pueblo Nuevo Guanajuato, MX
Most recently lived in
San Diego, CA
Dolores's favorite hobbies
She had the best roses in the block that the neighbors would always complement her. She also enjoyed croucheying with the women of the church. She was a devoted Christian who found her mission of helping the homeless.
Dolores's favorite foods
Favorite bands and musical artists
Interesting facts about Dolores
she was stearn, resilient but giving,she was a business owner selling merchandise in the market place in her home town. When in cali, she picked the fields in Del Rey, California , eventually settling in San Diego working at a restaurant making handmade tortillas. She was little lady with a big bite, but was a giving person often helped the homeless The ice cream man once said she fed him, gave him clothes during hard times and take them to church. There was anothet time there was construction at the chirch, she fed workers on Saturdays. she was very private. . She loved clothes especially bright, happy colors. - she loved to be pampered, she was my little deva. She always had gloves that matched her shoes. She loved makimg a fashion statment. She make the best tamales especially the sweet pineapple tamales.
Dolores's proudest accomplishments
was moving to the United States, purchased her house, which provided an opportunity for her children to grow
Favorite place in the world
Religion
Christian
Favoriate Places to go
Caliente Grayhoumd Racetrack
Interesting facts about Dolores
She had beautiful bright blue eyes. My mother sounded like an angel. She had a beautiful voice. She love making jokes. Anyone she met loved her forever.
Obituary
Dolores Velez Bonner, lovingly known as Lola, peacefully passed away on July 6, 2024, in San Diego, California. She was born on April 9, 1922, in Pueblo Nuevo Guanajuato, Mexico.
Lola had a remarkable life journey. In her hometown in Mexico, she owned a successful merchandise business in the marketplace. When she moved to California, she worked in Del Rey, picking fields before eventually settling in San Diego. There, she was known for making delicious handmade tortillas at a local restaurant. She also made pineapple tamales which were legendary, loved by all who tasted them.
Despite her petite stature, Lola had a big heart and was known for her generosity that touched the lives of many.As a devout Christian, Lola dedicated herself to helping the less fortunate. The ice cream man recalled how she not only fed him but also provided him with clothes during his difficult times, even inviting him to attend church with her. As a devout Christian , she spent her time helping at the church. For example, she would feed the workers at the church construction site on Saturdays, displaying her selflessness and caring nature.
Lola was a woman of many talents and passions. She cherished spending time with the women of her church, where she found joy in crocheting. She had the best roses in the block, and her neighbors often admired her gardening skills.
Despite her private nature, Lola loved bright, happy colors and enjoyed dressing stylishly.
One of Lola's proudest accomplishments was purchasing a house in the United States, which offered her children opportunities for growth. She valued the importance of family and creating a better future for them.
Lola's faith was an integral part of her life, and she found solace in her Christian beliefs. She often quoted her life motto, "Un dia mas, un dia menos" (One day more, one day less), reminding herself to embrace every day fully.
Her resilient and giving nature defined her character. Lola's resolve and strength were admired by all who knew her. She leaves behind beautiful memories of her bright blue eyes, her angelic voice, and her infectious laughter. Lola's quick wit and knack for jokes endeared her to everyone she met.
Lola will be remembered for her unwavering commitment to helping the less fortunate and her contributions to her community. Her legacy of resilience and compassion will live on in the hearts of those she touched.
She is survived by her loving family and friends, who will hold her memory close. May she rest in eternal peace.
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Born on April 9, 1922
Pueblo Nuevo Guanajuato, MX
Passed away on July 6, 2024
San Diego, CA