Angelica C. Morales passed away peacefully on April 28, 2026, at the age of 92. She spent her final days on earth as she lived them—surrounded by the love and presence of her entire family.

Mom was a woman of profound kindness and unwavering devotion; she was truly a friend to everyone she met. She found great joy in the simple, beautiful moments of life—visiting with her neighbors, traveling to new places, and losing herself in a good book. She was a woman of tireless spirit who loved working and tending to her yard, finding peace while caring for her many plants.

The heart of Mom's world was her home, where she took great pride in hosting her family. She lived for celebrating the holidays, ensuring they were always filled with laughter and enough food for everyone to feel welcome. Her generosity extended far beyond her own front door; she spent countless hours putting together holiday gift bags filled with goodies, which she would personally deliver to residents at the local nursing home to ensure they felt remembered and loved.

Her deep faith in God guided her every step, and she was known for the compassion and grace she so freely extended to all. Mom has now embarked on her next journey, rejoining her father, mother, and siblings in heaven, where she is also reunited with her beloved grandson, James.

Family Legacy Mom's warmth and spirit live on through her children and their families:

David and Patty Ramos, and their children, Emma and Elisa.

Betty and Jim Fuentes, and their sons, Matthew and the late James.

Her son, Felix Ramos.

Her son, Rudy Ramos.

Her son, Carlos and Cindy Cruz.

She is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews, and friends whose lives she touched dearly with her lasting kindness.

Family and friends are invited to wear bright vibrant colors as we honor Mom's life during the following services:

Tuesday, May 5th, 2026

5:00pm Visitation

7:00pm Rosary

The Angelus Chapel

Wednesday, May 6th, 2026

10:00am Funeral Mass

Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church

Burial to follow

San Fernando Cemetery # 2

She will be remembered as a pillar of strength and a beacon of kindness. While Mom is deeply missed, her family finds peace in knowing she is home with the Lord.