Obituary for Carmen Louise Anguiano
Carmen Louise Anguiano December 6, 1963- February 28th, 2023
Carmen passed away after a brief illness on February 28th in the evening in Fort Worth, Texas with her mom/best friend by her side.
Carmen was born in Yuma, Arizona. Carmen moved to California where she later met her loving husband Alberto Anguiano in San Jose California. Carmen and her family moved to Texas in 1999. Carmen received her GED in 2015 and worked in home health and later with her Walmart family in Lake Worth, Texas. Carmen was an amazing person who never met a stranger, she always adopted others into her life. Carmen was a strong and independent woman who always persevered no matter what. Carmen was always the life of the party everywhere she went and touched so many people’s lives. She was a wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, great friend, and had a heart of gold.
She is survived by her loving husband Alberto Anguiano (Big Albert), children Alberto J Anguiano (Lil Albert) and Albert’s husband Cam Christman, Andres Anguiano and Andre’s wife Vanessa Anguiano, Shery Perry, and Robert Edward Maloney.
Grandchildren Andrew Jacob Anguiano, Leonel Alexander Anguiano, Ceyauna Wipper, McKayla Perry, and Nathan Perry
Grand grandchild Isadore Bryant
Mother Rosaura Camerena and stepfather Martin Meza
Brother Jose, Jose’s wife Anna and their two children, Sister Marivel, and Marivel’s husband Margarito Macias and their two children. Sister Raquel and Raquel’s husband Jaime Duenas and their two children.
Carmen is survived by so many other family members and friends.
Carmen passed away after a brief illness on February 28th in the evening in Fort Worth, Texas with her mom/best friend by her side.
Carmen was born in Yuma, Arizona. Carmen moved to California where she later met her loving husband Alberto Anguiano in San Jose California. Carmen and her family moved to Texas in 1999. Carmen received her GED in 2015 and worked in home health and later with her Walmart family in Lake Worth, Texas. Carmen was an amazing person who never met a stranger, she always adopted others into her life. Carmen was a strong and independent woman who always persevered no matter what. Carmen was always the life of the party everywhere she went and touched so many people’s lives. She was a wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, great friend, and had a heart of gold.
She is survived by her loving husband Alberto Anguiano (Big Albert), children Alberto J Anguiano (Lil Albert) and Albert’s husband Cam Christman, Andres Anguiano and Andre’s wife Vanessa Anguiano, Shery Perry, and Robert Edward Maloney.
Grandchildren Andrew Jacob Anguiano, Leonel Alexander Anguiano, Ceyauna Wipper, McKayla Perry, and Nathan Perry
Grand grandchild Isadore Bryant
Mother Rosaura Camerena and stepfather Martin Meza
Brother Jose, Jose’s wife Anna and their two children, Sister Marivel, and Marivel’s husband Margarito Macias and their two children. Sister Raquel and Raquel’s husband Jaime Duenas and their two children.
Carmen is survived by so many other family members and friends.