Danielle Nicole Rojas

On April 23, 1986, the world became brighter, on the day that Danielle Nicole LeClair was born. Danielle sadly passed on July 22, 2022, and will be sorely missed. Danielle Nicole Rojas got her wings and went to walk with the angels. She was 36 years old, born in Stockton, California and a U.S. Army Veteran. 

She is survived by her husband Raymond, sons Gabriel and Joseph Rojas and bonus mom to Brieana Rojas. She is also survived by her mother Sheila Alfiche, father Gerald LeClair, siblings Timothy, Mathew and Breanna. Nephew and niece Connor and Emily LeClair. 

She was the central figure in the lives of her children and husband. Anyone who knew her, knew that they were the star in those beautiful eyes. She had an energy that drew people near to her and she illuminated any room. 

"My wife was the light of my life and when the moon shines bright, think of Danielle."

  A visitation will be held Saturday August 13, 2022, from 12:00pm-3:00pm  at Cabrera Funeral Home 12823 Nacogdoches Rd. San Antonio, Texas 78217 

Honor Guard will begin around 2:30PM

 February 8, 1970 - July 19, 2022
Born in Fontana, California to Joseph W. Aponte, Sr, and Christina E.
Gonzales. Joseph was the youngest of 5 siblings. He was born and raised in
Southern California but fell in love with the Bay area where he would live a
good portion of his life. He would live his later years in San Antonio, Texas.
He was predeceased in life by both his parents, Paternal and Maternal
grandparents along with his two older brothers, Jamie Aponte, and David
Soto. 

 He is survived by his sister's, Natalie Aponte of Colton California and Patricia
Aponte of San Antonio, Texas. He leaves behind 13 Nephews and Nieces and
17 great nephews and nieces, Uncles and Aunts with dozens of cousins.
On July 19, 2022, at the age of 52, our brother and uncle went home to
heaven. 

 He was a great uncle to his many nieces and nephews. He was also so much
like his parents; crazy, fun, funny, cool, happy, serious. But most of all, Joe
was always so helpful and willing to give you his last, no matter where it left
him in life. 

 While Joe was younger, he accomplished so much: Future Leaders of
America, ASB President (Colton High, SBVC, ASU), Bachelor's Degree (ASU),
and traveled the world. He wrote multiple grants that would help with non-
profits and help building/classrooms be built at SBVC, those buildings stand
today to help the future of tomorrow. 

 When he was just 16 years of age or so, Joe was diagnosed with Type 1
diabetes. About 11 years ago the prolonged use of diabetic medicine caused
him to need dialysis, and his health declined. Joe would have several heart
attacks, strokes, and other emergency visits. He continued to make others
smile and celebrate life through it all. 

 He took extraordinary pride in his family and friends.
We will miss him so much. 

 John 4:19 We love because he first loved us.
 

  A visitation will be held Sunday August 7, 2022, from 9:00am to 12:00pm at Cabrera Funeral Home 12823 Nacogdoches Rd. San Antonio, Texas 78217 with a Rosary beginning at 11:00am.

It is with deep sorrow and much love that we mourn the passing of Frank Martinez. 

He was born October 16, 1972, and entered eternal rest on June 23, 2022, at the age of 49. He will be lovingly remembered as man who gave so much to those around him. He will be dearly missed by the mother of his children, Sonia Martinez; Children, Frank Jr., Raymond, and Matthew; 7 grandchildren; Parents, Mary Alice Castaneda and Jesse (deceased); Siblings, Diana Ramos and Paul Garza.

  A visitation will be held Monday June 27, 2022 from 12:00pm to 5:00pm at Cabrera Funeral Home 12823 Nacogdoches Rd. San Antonio, Texas 78217 with a prayer service beginning at 3:30pm.

Joe Ruben Ornelas born January 16,1961 went to be with the lord on June 20,2022. He is preceded in death by maternal grandparents Miguel C. Ornelas and Lydia G Ornelas.  Survived by wife Gwendolyn Aikman Ornelas, mother Consuelo Ornelas Guarin. Daughter's Biannca Ornelas,  Angela  Reyna son Joseph  Ornelas Brothers Martin Gutierrez Jr  Angel Oquendo (Hawaii) sisters Cynthia (Gutierrez) Thomas (Florida) Yvonne Torres Michelle C Torres  and Zoraida I. Veintimilla. All who reside in San Antonio,  TX. He loved being with his grandsons Eli Ayden Jonah Josiah and granddaughters Alicity and Sarai who were the light of his life. And lots of nephews, nieces, cousins, and aunts. Joe loved the outdoors being a landscaper and lived life to the fullest. He will forever be in our hearts.  Gone but never forgotten. May he rest in peace. He is now rejoicing with his grandparents,  and uncles. Thank you Ruben for enriching our lives for the better.

Services are Friday June 24, 2022 9AM-12PM at Cabrera Funeral Home

Cremation to follow

Rene Esquibel, 50 of San Antonio passed away on June 4th, 2022. he was surrounded by his loved ones. Rene was born on September 8, 1971 to Reyes and Victoria Loera Esquibel.

  Growing up Rene played Summer Little League Baseball which prepare  him for high school where played baseball at Monterey High School under the coaching of the Texas Sports Hall of Fame, Bobby Moegle.

  Rene earned a scholarship to go play baseball at Frank Phillips College in Borger, TX.  After college Rene and his five other brother and some close friends formed a softball team and played on a Lubbock Summer league.

  Rene is survived by two sons Todd (Misti) Davenport of Levelland, Evan Bryce Esquibel of Lubbock, two step children Markus Ramos of Lubbock, and Julissa Garrett of Arlington; his mother Victoria L. Esquibel of Lubbock; two sisters Lydia E. Rodriguez of San Antonio, and Ofelia (Robert) Esquivel of Lubbock, one brother Lonnie (Michelle) Esquibel of Lubbock; and two sisters-in-law Kathy Esquibel of San Antonio, Minerva Esquibel of Plainview, and three grandchildren. He was loved by many nieces and nephews.

  He is preceded in death by his father, Reyes Esquibel, four brothers, Ray, Roy, Ralph, and Rosendo Esquibel and one niece Leslie D. Gomez.

  Rene's family and friends will miss him dearly and know that life will not be the same without him.  

Services will be held on Saturday, June 25, 2022 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm.  

Cabrera Funeral Home 12823 Nacogdoches Rd San Antonio, Texas 78217 

 A viewing will be held from 12:00 pm-3:45 pm. 

 There will be a Prayer Service at 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm.

  A Memorial  Service will be held on Saturday, July 2nd, 2022 from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm at the,  Lubbock Dream Center 1111 30th St. Lubbock, TX  79411 

 We would like to give a special thanks to all of our family and friends who gave monetary donations for his funeral.

  Thank you for the thoughts, and prayers. The Esquibel family

Rolando Ramiro Rocha was born in San Antonio, Texas on February 11, 1963.

He graduated from Robert E. Lee High School in 1981. He put himself through college working in the Food & Beverage Industry. He found his talent for management at the Hyatt, the Crockett Hotel and The Hospitality Institute.

  He attended college at the University of Texas at San Antonio. He was president of the College Democrats of Texas and helped to elect the first female president of the College Democrats of America.

  After college he worked in local politics and became the Bexar County Democratic Party Chair. He was very proud that he spearheaded the establishment of the Joint Primary System in Bexar County that we still use today.

  He spent 10 years in the oil business. He rose to VP of Sales, and He loved referring to himself as a Real Texas Oil Man.

  After leaving the oil business, he struggled for years building his own business. He found success with his current company Best Notary. He worked throughout his battle with cancer. He was doing notaries during chemotherapy, before and after surgery in the hospital - even in the emergency room last week.

  Rolando went to be with the Lord on Sunday, June 12, 2022. He is survived by his wife of 27 years, Irene Garcia Rocha, his children Catalina Maya Rocha- a student at St. Mary's University, Ramiro Ricardo Rocha - his business partner and student at St. Mary's University, and Ysabella Helena Rocha - a budding artist entering college in the fall. He was very proud of each of them and wanted them all to obtain college degrees. "Just get your ticket stamped", he would say. He will be lovingly remembered by Mother, Mary Helen Rocha. His sister and her family: Roberta Jacobson, Dan Jacobson, Jordan Jacobson and husband Donald Bowen, and Kirsten Jacobson. His brother and his family: Rodney R. Rocha, Stephanie Rocha, Christopher Ramsey, and Matthew Ramsey. His niece and her husband, Ashley Moreno and Robert Moreno. He will be happy to reunite with his father Robert Ramiro Rocha. He also leaves behind many loving aunts, uncles, and cousins. 

In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to the family's Go-Fund Me campaign, to ensure that Rolandos children can continue college, as he would have wanted. https://gofund.me/b7938b42

Visitation will be Thursday June 16, 2022, from 3PM-8PM at Cabrera Funeral Home, Rosary will begin at 7:00 PM,

 Funeral Mass will be Friday June 17, 2022 10:30 AM, at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, 600 Oblate Dr, San Antonio, TX 78216

Cremation to follow.

There will not be any services at the funeral home on Friday.

Michael John Morgan-Russell has peacefully joined his brother in Heaven on May 25, 2022 at the age of 43, after suffering from his battle with congestive heart failure. He was an incredibly loving son, brother, uncle, nephew, grandson and husband. He resided in San Antonio, TX, where he was also born on June 11, 1978. He was very active in the LGBTQ+ community and loved fundraising, performing, and helping others. His passion for singing and playing guitar was energetic. He loved to craft ideas into fruition, especially if he was making something for his “favorites,” as he referred to his nephews and nieces. Much like his uncles, he was a very good mechanic too! He met his husband, Daniel on his brother’s birthday. He liked to think that his brother sent Daniel to him. They enjoyed many adventures together, one of their favorites being gorgeous cruises. 

He is preceded in death by his brother, Eric Russell, his grandparents, Bobbie and Douglas Cox, Geneva and Everett Russell and uncle, Robert Jenkins.  

He is survived by his mother, Debra Gregg; sister, Heather Ramirez (Peter); nephews and niece, Joshua Griggs (Katelyn), Scott Russell (Keyanna), Jasmine Russell, Peter Ramirez Jr, Christopher Ramirez, and Benjamin Ramirez; great nephew, Mason; great nieces, Elizabeth and Isla; uncles, Gary Cox (Norma), Doyle Cox (Linda); aunt, Gwen Jenkins; numerous loving cousins; loving former husband, Daniel Morgan-Russell. He is also survived by his father, Ralph Russell (Karen); sisters Tammy Henderson (Steven), Lisa Villareal (Pete); nephews Ivan Henderson, Braylon Villareal; nieces Cali Henderson, Sadie Villareal and Alora Villareal.  

Visitation will be Monday May 30, 2022, from 3PM-8PM at Cabrera Funeral Home, followed by a Graveside service on Tuesday May 31, 2022 10AM at Oak Island Cemetery, 2970 De Vilbiss Ln, San Antonio, Texas 78264

David Joseph McGale, beloved Dad, Grandpa, Brother, Brother-in-law and Nephew, passed away May 12, 2022, after a courageous 12-year battle with brain cancer.  

David was born on January 24, 1964, in San Antonio, Texas.  He is preceded in death by his parents, Billie Jo Armstrong and David Albert McGale.  David was a loving father to his daughter, Misty McGale, loving grandfather to Elayna Aguilar, and he adored his two canine companies, Fela and Sharkie. 

 He was also a loving brother, brother-in-law and nephew to sister Lori Hearn (Jimmie D. Hearn, Jr.), and aunt, Mary Helen Zrenner (Wade Wade Rauschuber), all who reside in San Antonio, Texas.

  David was a graduate of Robert E. Lee High School in San Antonio.  His career spanned 15 years as a class A Plaster Pattern/Composite Toolmaker, Jig & Fixture for companies such as Mooney Aircraft, Fairchild Aircraft, Dee Howard Co., McDonnel/Douglas Helicopter, and ATM Aircraft Tooling.  He was forced to retire from the occupation he loved due to his cancer diagnosis.

  David enjoyed the outdoors, fishing, taking his canine companions for walks in the park, trips to the lake, river, and the coast. He also loved gazing at the stars with his telescope, listening to rock music, and playing his guitars.

  The family would like to extend our thanks and gratitude to the staff at the UT Health Cancer Center and his neurosurgeon, Dr. Bogaev. 

 A public memorial will be held on Thursday, May 26th, from 2:00 – 5:00 pm at Cabrera Funeral Home.  

Per David’s wishes, his ashes will be scattered at Padre Island, Texas.  

He is now resting in peace and GONE FISHING AT BIG SHELL (one of his favorite places).  The family has requested that memorial contributions be given to the American Cancer Society.  

Lisa Ann Molina, went to be with the lord on May 15, 2022. She was born June 17, 1983, to Sharon Hebert and Richard Balderrama in San Antonio, Texas. She attended Taft High School. Her passion was taking care of others before herself. In 2006 she not only became a wife but a mother. She loved to cook, work out and rescue animals.  

She was preceded in death by her grandparents Janie and Gilbert, aunt and uncle George and Diane and her cousin Rita.  She is survived by her children Jaden, Avery and Valen, cousin Sarah, husband Anthony and parents Sharon and Richard. She will be deeply missed by everyone.  Every life she touched she always left an everlasting impact.

A visitation will be on Friday May 27, 2022, 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM with the prayer service beginning at 6:30PM, at Cabrera Funeral Home. Cremation to follow.

 Belia A. Salazar McGlaun, born August 17, 1935, passed away May 17, 2022 at the age of 86. She was preceded in death by her parents Thomas and Elvira Salazar; husband: Bob McGlaun  brothers: Alex Salazar, Richard Salazar, Thomas Salazar, and Arthur Salazar. She is survived by her son Roy Cantu (Virginia); brother: Robert Salazar; granddaughters: Jennifer Cantu(Monti), Jessica Smithwick; grandsons: Daniel Cantu(Aurora), Kevin Cantu (Jessica); 12 great grandkids, and 2 great great-grandkids.

 A rosary will take place May 20, 2022 at 9:30am at St. Roberts Catholic Church (512 Tegner st. El Campo, TX 77437) with a mass at 10:00am. Burial will follow at Holy Cross Memorial Park

(312 E Alfred St El Campo Tx 77437).

Raymundo Aguilar (Mundo, Don Ray) of San Antonio, former resident of Joliet, Illinois peaceful passed away Sunday, May 1st, 2022 at Saint Luke’s Baptist Hospital. He was born March 15th, 1937, in Nieves Zacatecas, Mexico.   

Mundo was an active catholic and the heart of his family. He had a big heart and helping hand. Raymundo was a hard worker and always put his family first. Holiday gatherings were his favorite because he enjoyed the entire family getting together. He was actively involved in all his grandchildren lives. Mundo loved being a part of the many milestones his grandchildren accomplished. 

  He loved his scratch offs, card games, lotteria, and Chavo del 8. Mundo was a huge fan of the Chicago Cubs. 

Mundo took pride on how close his family is and made it a point that they never forget how important it is to keep the family together. He is survived by his wife Gregoria Aguilar Favela (Goya) married for 56 years. His two sons and four daughters; Tomas (Renee) Aguilar, Maria (Alfonso) Sanchez, Gloria (Jesus) Garcia, Juan Manuel Aguilar, Adelina Aguilar, Juanita (Craig) Blazekovich. His 14 grandchildren; Marco Jr, Melissa, Monica, Yesenia, Beatriz (Jason), Tomas Jr, Jesus Jr, Elyssa, Daniel, Peter, Christian, Isabella, John, and LilyRose. As well as his sister-in-law Victoria Aguilar. He was preceded in death by his two parents; Espiridion Aguilar Canales and Maria Acsencion Suarez Palacios. As well as his two brothers and three sisters; Manuel, Emillo, Maria de la Luz, Martina, Socorro. 

 Special thanks to all the family and friends who were a part of his life and made his life memorable.  

 Visitation will be at Cabrera Funeral Home, Wednesday morning May 4, 2022 from 9am-12pm with a Rosary beginning at 11, cremation to follow. 

 The Facebook live stream event link is, https://fb.me/e/1MrAubimT   

Raymundo Aguilar (Mundo, Don Ray) de San Antonio, ex residente de Joliet, Illinois, falleció pacíficamente el domingo 1 de mayo de 2022 en Saint Luke's Baptist Hospital. Nació el 15 de marzo de 1937 en Nieves Zacatecas, México.

 Mundo era un católico activo y el Pilar de la familia. Tenía un gran corazón y tenia una mano solidaria . Raymundo fue un gran trabajador y siempre puso a su familia primero. Las reuniones navideñas eran sus favoritas porque disfrutaba de la reunión de toda la familia. Participó activamente en la vida de todos sus nietos. A Mundo le encantó ser parte de los logros de sus nietos.

  Le encantaban los raspaditos, los juegos de cartas, la lorteria y el Chavo del 8. Mundo era un gran fanático de los Cachorros de Chicago. Mundo se enorgulleció de lo unida que es su familia y se aseguró de que nunca olviden lo importante que es mantener a la familia unida.

  Le sobrevive su esposa Gregoria Aguilar Favela (Goya) casados por 56 años. Sus dos hijos y cuatro hijas; Tomás (Renee) Aguilar, María (Alfonso) Sánchez, Gloria (Jesús) García, Juan Manuel Aguilar, Adelina Aguilar, Juanita (Craig) Blazekovich. Sus 14 nietos; Marco Jr, Melissa, Monica, Yesenia, Beatriz (Jason), Tomas Jr, Jesus Jr, Elyssa, Daniel, Peter, Christian, Isabella, John y LilyRose. Así como su cuñada Victoria Aguilar. Le precedieron en la muerte sus dos padres; Espiridion Aguilar Canales y Maria Acsencion Suarez Palacios. Así como sus dos hermanos y tres hermanas; Manuel, Emillo, María de la Luz, Martina, Socorro. 

 Un agradecimiento especial a toda la familia y amigos que fueron parte de su vida e hicieron que su vida fuera memorable.

   Visitacion en Funeraria de Cabrera, el miércoles 4 de Mayo de 2022 por la mañana, de 9 a - 12 p. con un rosario que comienza a las 11, seguida de la cremación. 

    El enlace del evento de transmisión en vivo de Facebook es, https://fb.me/e/1MrAubimT

On March 28 th , 2022, Velton Washington, known to family and close friends as “Maurice” passed away unexpectedly. He had been ill for quite some time and unfortunately succumbed to his illness. Velton was preceded in death by his mother, Joyce Ray, Grandmother and Grandfather Pearlie Belle and Randolph LeMelle and his Uncle Randolph LeMelle Jr. He is survived by his only child, Vivianna Washington, and half-brother Milton Ray LeMelle. Velton was a devout Christian who had a strong faith in God. He was loved by many, a self- professed Trekkie, and Star Wars fan. Velton usually looked more serious then he was, he liked to crack jokes and absolutely loved seafood. If you crossed paths with him, you would know him as a kind man, quiet but goofy, who loved his daughter with all his heart. He will be missed.

Fernando Navarro “Fer”, born November 20,1972 in Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico was called by our father god on March 19,2022 in San Antonio, Texas at the age of 49. He was a loving son to Enrique Navarro and Irma Alvarez, a brother to Alejandro Álvarez Contreras, Emilse Navarro Álvarez, Elizabeth Navarro Álvarez , Claudia Navarro Álvarez ,Luis Enrique Navarro Alvarez. Father to Claudia Navarro, Pablo Navarro, Dalia Navarro, Ana Navarro, Genesis Navarro, Moises Navarro, grandfather, nephew, cousin, uncle and  friend to so many people. Fernando’s memory will forever be cherished being around family and friends would put a big smile on his face. He was a kind-hearted person that loved to make people laugh nobody was a stranger to him. He made everyone feel welcome. You will always remain in our hearts and forever be missed. 

Services are as follows:

Visitation at Cabrera Funeral Home Wednesday, March 23, 2022, from 2PM-5PM; Prayer service will begin around 4:00PM, followed by a cremation.

Edward John Rodriguez "Eddie", 32, was a loving, outgoing, carefree son, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend, whose life was taken too soon. He was loved by so many people. If you knew Edward, he would give you the shirt off his back, always saw the good in people and never judged anyone because that was the kind of person he was. He had an awesome smile behind his big beard that would light up a room. If you got the chance to meet him and talk with him, you would’ve been his friend forever.  Edward loved riding his OneWheel and going hunting with his brother Frank III as well as cruising on his motorcycle whenever he got the chance. 

Edward was called home to be with our Lord and Savior on March 09, 2022, in San Antonio. He was preceded in death by his Grandparents Oscar F. Garza. Jr. & Emma S. Garza. Those left to cherish his memory include his Parents, Frank Rodriguez Jr. & Anna Belinda Rodriguez; Brothers Frank Rodriguez III & Richard A. Rodriguez; Sister-in-law Lindsay M. Rodriguez; Nephew Luke E. Rodriguez and Niece Arianna C. Rodriguez; Grandmother Andrea Faircloth and several uncles, aunts & cousins.

Services are as follows:

Visitation at Cabrera Funeral Home Friday, March 18, 2022, from 9AM-12PM; followed by a Graveside service at 1PM at Wetmore Community Cemetery, located at 15041 Higgins Rd, San Antonio, TX 78217.

*There will not be a police escorted procession to the cemetery

William Marquis O’Neal, Born February 7, 1962, went to be with our Lord and Savior in Corpus Christi, Texas, on Tuesday, February 22, 2022, at the age of 60. 

Mr. O’Neal, affectionally known as Mark, was a native of San Antonio, Texas. He attended Riverside Elementary, Page Junior High, and Phyllis Wheatley High Schools, and grew up as a lifelong Member of the McKinley Avenue Methodist Church of San Antonio. During his school years Mark was in the Cub Scouts and part of the wood shop where he crafted some of the home furnishings. After High School, Mark served in the Army as a Cook in the 1st Calvary Division, at Fort Hood, Texas. After the Army, Mark honed his culinary skills working as a Line- Cook and Sous Chef in restaurants along the San Antonio Riverwalk and Italian Restaurants in California. He also was a volunteer at church to prepare meals for various functions and fund-raisers. In addition to his culinary skills, his talents were multi-faceted. He was a skilled tradesman in the residential construction, roofing, and plumbing industries. He is survived by his Wife Elizabeth O’Neal, Children April O’Neal, Mark O’Neal, Grandchildren Sarah Garcia, Brandon Garcia, Simon O’Neal, Eralynn O’Neal, and Emyrah O’Neal. 

Arrangements have been made with Cabrera Funeral home for a graveside service and internment at Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery, Thursday, March 24, 2022, 9:45 am.

Antonio “Tony” Garcia III entered into rest on August 25, 2021. He was known to most as husband, father, son, brother, friend, co-worker or colleague, but to those who were closest to him, he was remembered for his big, kind and generous heart. 

 He loved to make people laugh and always had jokes. Needless to say, whatever he loved, he set his mind to do. That included the love for the Funeral Industry.  Tony had been in the funeral industry since a very young age and grew to love the business, but his greatest accomplishment was finally fulfilled when he was blessed by becoming co-owner of Metro Mortuary Services in San Antonio.  He used his life and his business to touch the lives of many and bless people in special ways. Truly a great man of the community, who would not do anything for someone in need. 

A celebration of his life and the memories we all shared, will take place Friday February 18, 2022 from 6 – 8 PM at Cabrera Funeral Home. Speakers will begin around 7 PM

It is with great sadness, that we announce the passing of Estella Cecilia Neal, age 79, of San Antonio, Texas.  She passed away peacefully on Sunday, January 30, 2022. STELLA CECILIA NEAL 

 Stella was born on February 5,1942 to parents Edmund Neal and Estella Gentle Neal, in Belize City, Belize, Central America.  However, she lived most of her adult life in the United States from Chicago to Los Angeles, and finally San Antonio, Texas.  Her life’s work was caring for children, whom she considered like her very own. 

 In addition to spending time with her friends and loved ones.  Stella was very passionate about sports and spent her time enjoying her favorites Tennis, Softball, Baseball and Basketball.  To say that her family and friends will miss her greatly is an understatement.  We will always remember her as a faithful Catholic, fun loving, and of course her endearing stubbornness.  

Those of us that were blessed to be touched by her presence understand that her very existence and the imprint left on our hearts exceeds her time here on earth. Her passion and integrity to those she loved was unwavering.  She made a point to always help anyone with whatever she could, and never second-guessed her decisions. Family and friends meant everything to Stella and if you are reading this, you were considered special to her.  Especially her most loyal and best friend, Fay Griffith and her family. 

Stella was a loving daughter, sister, aunt, godmother and friend.  She was predeceased by her parents, brothers and sisters; Edmund and Estella Neal, Sylvester Flowers, Hortense Terry, Norma Stewart, Linda Neal, Delvorine Jenkins, and Bernard Neal. 

 Stella has a large family and is survived by her brothers and sister: Edmund Neal, Arthur Neal, Margaret Neal, Eric Neal, Anthony Neal, Stephen Neal, and Stanislaus Neal.  Also, a host of nieces, nephews, grand-nieces, grand-nephews, great-grand nieces, great-grand nephews, cousins, and a goddaughter. 

  We would also like to acknowledge, The Levin Family (Michael, Susan, Ari, & Adam); The Harrin Family (Barry, Lydia, Brian, Brandon, Billy, Lauren & Dora); The Dickey Family (Don, Belinda, Jessica, Alexis, Samantha, & Deziree); The Sabal Family (John, Lisa, Ariana & Kieran). 

Public Visitation will be held at Cabrera Funeral Home, located at 12823 Nacogdoches Rd, San Antonio, TX 78217, on Monday, February 21,2022 from 9:00am to 12:00 noon.