In Loving Memory of Ernestina Rebollar

November 10, 1936 – September 11, 2026

Ernestina Rebollar was born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, on November 10, 1936, and passed away peacefully on September 11, 2026. She was a devoted mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, as well as the heart of her family.

Remembered for her kindness, compassion, wisdom, sacrifice, and strength, Ernestina gave generously of herself and was a constant source of comfort, guidance, and love. Her greatest joy was her family, and she cherished every moment shared with her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

Children

● Alice Rozy Rebollar

● Kathryn D. Rebollar

● Felipe Rebollar Jr.

● Martha D. Rebollar

● Elizabeth R. Rebollar

● Joann Y. Rebollar

● Joyce D. Findley

Grandchildren

● Lizzette M. Maldonado

● Jeannette M. Chapa

● Emily Rebollar

● Jocelyn Vega

● Emily Ramirez

● Andrea Lara

● Gabriela Arizu

● Miguel Angel Lara

● Chantel Findley

● Thomas Findley III

Great-Grandchildren

● Aden J. Garcia

● Albert Chapa III

● Andrew Chapa

● Seth Vega

● Sebastian Vega

● Damian Felipe Ramirez

● Camilla Arizu

● Natalia Arizu

● Sariel Valentin Lara

One of Ernestina’s daughters is deeply grateful for the privilege of being by her mother’s side and caring for her during her final days. Although that time was difficult, it was also a precious gift—an opportunity to give back even a small measure of the love, care, and devotion Ernestina had given throughout her life.

> “Mom, thank you for giving me life, for loving me so deeply, and for sharing your wisdom, strength, and beautiful example with me. For 67 years, I was blessed to call you Mom, and I will always be grateful for that gift.

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> Your love remains with us—in our memories, in the lessons you taught us, in the way we care for one another, and in every generation of our family. You were deeply loved, you are profoundly missed, and you will never be forgotten. I will carry you in my heart always.

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> Until we meet again, Mom, please know that I love you today, tomorrow, and for all eternity.”

Ernestina’s life continues through the love she gave, the family she nurtured, and the values she passed down. Her memory will remain a source of strength, comfort, and unity for generations to come.

She was deeply loved, is profoundly missed, and will never be forgotten.

Rest peacefully, Ernestina, until we meet again.

I love you, Mom.