Eulalia (Lala) Carmona

Birth date: Aug 28, 1951 Death date: Aug 31, 2025

Lala Carmona, 74, born August 28, 1951 in El Paso, TX passed away on August 31, 2025, in San Antonio, Texas. She was surrounded by close family and friends when the Lord called her home. Lala is survived by her husband, Jose Luis Read Obituary

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Ashley Belle

15w ago

in honor of Eulalia.

I have no words for the emotions running through me daily since we last spoke. You were so much more than an aunt to me. You were like my second mom. There’s not a moment of my childhood in which I don’t remember being excited for the next time I’d see you or Liz or Nadia. San Antonio, with you, was always my Safe Haven. My escape from reality. My fairytale. To this day, I’ve always said; San Antonio & my family there, are one of the handful of solid, wholesome, cherished memories & dreams. You loved me & helped alongside mom to raise me from infancy. You scared me straight when you needed to, all the way from SA, & you spoiled me in every which way. You taught me right from wrong & you embedded in me that I can do ANYTHING I set my mind to. You’ve shown me not to be so afraid to say what I feel & to fight for what I, within myself, know is right. I couldn’t have known the last time I hugged you would be the last time.. if I had; I would’ve held on for longer. I listen to the last voicemail you left me, & my heart feels heavy; yet I could press replay constantly, just to hear your voice again. I’m so grateful I kept it. I miss you more than words can express, & I love you more than I’ll ever know how to comprehend. I pray you’re with mom, &, that together, you’ll save a small spot for me up in Heaven. Until then, there will always be a gaping hole in my heart yearning for the women who took a chance on me & loved me fiercely. & there will always be an immense motivation to make you both proud. Enjoy your new angel wings, beautiful. I’ll be seeing you.🫶

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Edward Hagemaster

15w ago

Aunt Lala was always happy to be spending time with family. I will never forget the times when we would go tia and tio to spend the summer with her and the family. She always was always eager to show us the fun that San Antonio had to offer. I remember how she couldn’t stand how picky my brother and I were about eating but she tried her best to make us happy. It’s been so long since the last time that I’ve gone to visit but those memories will always be with me. She will always have a special place in my heart. Aunt Lala is now sitting up high in Heaven with grandma, grandpa, Tia Nena, Gabe and Isaiah smiling down at us. May you rest in eternal peace, tia!!

Anonymous

15w ago

Sent a Peaceful White Lilies Basket to the Carmona family.

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Abraham Vargas

15w ago

Lala was always so loving and good for a laugh! She truly loved my brother Vinny and that love was also spread to the rest of the Vargas family! Lala was very thoughtful in every thing she did. For Christmas last year she knew Tori and I had just moved in together and she got us a house warming gift for a young couple. The love she had for her daughters, granddaughters, and my nieces (Ada and Rosie) was undeniably beautiful. She always spoke her mind whether it was telling Vinny to shut up after one of his jokes or telling Tori to put me on a diet lol. My favorite memories of her were sitting at Nadia and Vinny’s kitchen table sharing stories and laughs! May she rest in peace with our Heavenly Father!

Jimmie & Rachel Gallegos

15w ago

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Rachel Gallegos

15w ago

My dear friend Lala, I will forever cherish our friendship and all our heart to heart conversations. I’ll remember the many moments we laughed and moments we cried. I’ll hold dear to my heart every day we worked side by side. Every lunch we sat together and enjoyed. I’m grateful you were in my life and I was in yours for many celebrations , accolades and accomplishments made at work and with our families. I’m blessed to call you
“My Friend “. Most importantly, I am humbly thankful that you are wholly restored through God’s love and graciousness. Till we see each other again “my friend “. I will miss you deeply!
Love Always, Rachel

Anonymous

16w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Eulalia.

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Anonymous

16w ago

Sent a Full Of Love Bouquet to the Carmona family.

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Emily??????? Vargas

16w ago

Lala has always treated my daughter and I like her own family and for that I will always be very grateful. In every visit she always made a point to make it clear that she cared and loved my daughter, always including her and treating her as apart of her family. The love she has for her children and grandchildren was strong and unwavering, and when she was somewhere to support them, you knew it. My life was forever touched by knowing her, and I will gladly aide in making sure her granddaughters always know and are reminded of how fiercely and boldly she loves them. My deepest condolences and prayers are with you all.
-Emily, Christian, and Roselynn Vargas

Rosie Contreras

16w ago

Lala and I drove together from San Antonio to El Paso in 2024. Other family members were in cars ahead of us, so it was just Lala and I. We relived old and new memories, gossiped up a storm, and laughed until we thought we might have an accident. That 600 mile trip was the shortest I'd ever experienced.
Missing you Lala,
Rosie Contreras

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