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Gloria Vera Olguin passed away on Friday June 7 at 1:00 pm in Camby, Indiana after a short battle with Cancer, she was 67 years old. She was surrounded with love by her children, grandchildren, and sisters.
Services for Gloria will be Friday June 14,2024 Prayer Service at 6:00pm at McCoy Chapel and Funeral Service will be Saturday June 15, 2024 at 10:00am at McCoy Chapel of memories, interment at Sweetwater Cemetery.
Gloria was born August 4, 1956 to Robert Vera Sr and Celina Dimas in Kennedy Texas. She was raised in Sweetwater Texas where she married her life long partner Benjamin Meneses Olguin Sr on March 26th 1979 in Sweetwater Texas. She was a house wife and raised 11 children. She lived to cook and care for her children.
She is preceded in death by her husband Benjamin Meneses Olguin Sr, her grandson Andrew Adam Olguin, her granddaughter Alexis Vivian Olguin, her parents Robert Vera Sr and Celina Dimas, her sisters Mary Ann Zapata and Celina Garcia, her brothers Ezekiel, Robert and Paul Vera.
She is survived by her sons Anthony Gamez, Benjamin Meneses Olguin Jr, Jesse Olguin, Elias Olguin all of Sweetwater Texas, Her daughters Joanna Zuniga and husband Carlos of Camby Indiana , Sonia and husband Cecil Garcia of Snyder Texas and Yolanda Olguin of Wolfforth Texas, Nancy and Tina Olguin of Sweetwater Texas, Her sisters Sophia Granados, Gracie Guerrero and brothers Israel and Rudy Vera all of Sweetwater Texas. She is also survived by 43 grandchildren and 46 great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers: Isaac Barrientes, Jason Jacobo, Isaiah Velasquez, Devin Velasquez, Dylan Garcia, Jesse Olguin, Jacobo Olguin, Michael Olguin, Elias Olguin, Israel Vera, Cecil Garcia, Anthony Gamez, Eron Urias, Virgil Phillips
Gloria was a loving caring lady. She was always willing to help anyone out who needed. She loved her grandchildren more than anything. She will be dearly missed by all of her loved ones.
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