Julia T. Aragon

Julie T. Aragon, age 85, our devoted mother, our family’s rock, loved by her husband, children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews and friends, passed away Friday, January 25, 2019. Julie was known for her quiet kindness, cooking and open arms of love to all. Julie’s whole life was her love for her family. Julie enjoyed ceramics and quilting.
Julie is survived by her husband of 66 years, Frank B. Aragon; her sisters, Sue Metzger and Ernie Taddy and her brother, Albert Taddy. She leaves behind her beloved children, David Gerald and wife Margie, Leroy and wife Elaine, Sylvia and husband, David Sanchez, and Leonard and his wife, Veronica; her grandchildren, Claudette and husband, Frank Archuleta, Amanda and husband, Virgil Romero, Chasity Ives, Aaron and wife, Sandy, Adrian Aragon, Bernadette Aragon, Louis and D’Anna, Jacob and wife, Mari, Victoria Becerra, Mathew and wife, Kristin, Anndrea and husband, Luke Pieper; her great-grandchildren, Diego, Desirae, Mia, Damian, Ariel, Zhane, Kenneth, Kameron, Aaron Jr., Alijah, Bailey, Milani, Jazmin, Angelica, Jesus, Josiah, Mayson, ShayLynn, Elias, Jaryd, Joshua, Jayson, Hayden, Louis, Elyanna, Levi, Jeremiah, Reata and Colton; her great-great-grandchildren, Charles, Matthew, and Angelo.

A special thanks to her caring, loving and kind caregivers who have been with Julie and Frank for the past three years, Miss Teresa and Miss Alma.
Pallbearers are Diego Archuleta, Aaron Aragon, Adrian Aragon, Louis Becerra, Jacob Becerra and Mathew Aragon.
A viewing will be held on Wednesday, January 30, 2019, 10:30 a.m. with a Mass to follow, 11:00 a.m. at The Most Holy Rosary Catholic Church, at 5415 Fortuna Rd, NW Albuquerque. The family will immediately transport Julia to Riley, New Mexico where she will be laid to rest at the Santa Rita Cemetery. Thank you for your thoughts and prayers.


Mom
You mean so much to us, more than words could ever say.
No one else could take your place for even a single day.
From our earliest memories your love has always been there.
Even when you scolded us you were really saying,
“I care.” You’ve helped us through the bad times and shared our joy in the good times.
You have given so much for use as only a mother could. It’s a precious gift from God to have a mother like you.
Because in your special love we can see His love shine through.