Born March 12, 1926, in León, Guanajuato, Mexico
Passed away August 25, 2025, in her home, in her daughter’s arms
Mother, wife, grandmother, great-grandmother—five generations held in her care.
She was complete love.
Gracious, noble, and strong.
Her kindness was quiet and unwavering.
She lived with open hands and a generous heart, especially toward her children.
She was a survivor—against all odds, through hardship and loss, she endured with dignity.
Her faith in God was deep and unwavering.
She walked in devotion, and her life bore witness to it.
She was a faithful servant, and she is deserving of God’s glory and eternal life.
Great was her faith.
Preceded in death by:
• Her husband, Timoteo Juarez
• Her two young children, Romona and Guadalupe
• Her mother, Juana Juarez
• Her father, Julian Juarez
• Two brothers
• Her grandson, Anthony Juarez
Survived by:
• Diego Juarez
• Maria Concepcion Sabo
• Francisco Juarez
• Juan Juarez
• Guadalupe Humberger
• Maria E. Burns
• San Juanita Smith( Kyle Shearer , Keith Shearer)
• Blanca Snyder
• Delia Clark
• Esther Fanning
• Timoteo Antonio Juarez
• Daniel Jose Juarez
• Benito Alberto Juarez
• Many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren—each one a living thread in her legacy
From Mexico, as a young mother, she arrived in San Benito, Texas with her husband and two children—Diego and Maria Concepcion. That is where her life in the United States began.
She later made her home in Lindsey, Ohio; Green Springs, Ohio; Fremont, Ohio; and finally Brownsville, Texas.
She retired in Brownsville with her daughter Esther and Daniel—held in care, held in love.
During her retirement, Liliana Vega walked beside her for five years—faithfully, quietly, and with deep care.
In her final three years, Guadalupe Elisabeth Flores joined in that care—gentle, devoted, and present.
In her final days, Miguel Ruiz of Our Caring Hands Hospice offered dignity and presence, guiding her with grace.
The loss is deep and profound for every life she touched.
Her life is a testament. Her presence, still ongoing. Her legacy, already written.
Services are under the guidance of Sunset Memorial Funeral Home, Crematory & Flower Shop. 657 Springmart Blvd., Brownsville, Texas. (956) 350-8485
Visitation is scheduled for Monday, September 1st, 2025, at Sunset Memorial Funeral Home. The service is from 2:00 to 4:00 pm with a Prayer Service commencing at 3:00 pm. Services conclude after the Prayer Service.
To send flowers or a plant to the family in the memory of Mrs. Eufrasia Juarez, please visit https://shalomflorals.com or call (956) 572-3872.