Obituary of Gavina Andrade Rubio

Gavina “Gavy” Andrade Rubio nació el 19 de febrero, 1974 en Ahualulco de Mercado, Jalisco, México. Hija de Remigio Andrade y Josefina Rubio, creció en Lázaro Cárdenas, Jalisco y vino a vivir a Hollister en el 2013. Tiene cuatro hermanas y tres hermanos ella fue la quinta en la familia. Se casó con Alioncio Ramos en 1997 y tuvieron dos hijas; Karla Elina y Ana Paola.

Toda su vida la dedicó a cuidar de su familia y encontró la felicidad en pasar tiempo con ellos y sus amigos. Le encantaban las manualidades ya que era muy creativa. Cocía, pintaba, hacía reposterías, comida, recuerdos, y decoraciones de fiestas. Como anfitriona, era muy detallista y compartía lo suyo con gusto. Ella convertía sus labores en obras de arte.Nunca encontraba límites al enfrentar un problema. De hecho, entre más grande era el reto, más disfrutaba en solucionarlo.

El conocer a Gavy es conocer la alegría. En cualquier lugar que llegara hacía nuevos amigos y repartía sonrisas. Siempre viendo por los demás, su amistad fue incondicional y no había favor que no hiciera de todo corazón. Ir a la playa, jugar lotería, ir a los casinos, ir a las yardas, comer huamúchiles, su gato, y visitar a sus amigos y familiares son algunas de las cosas que más la hacían feliz.

Dedicada, trabajadora, soñadora y fuerte Gavy dejará muchos recuerdos hermosos y consejos que siempre vivirán en nosotros. Bobby, Gavy, Gave, Gavinete, Gaviota, Fran, madre, esposa, hermana, hija, madrina, tía, amiga, te queremos mucho.

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Gavina “Gavy” Andrade Rubio was born February 19, 1974 in Ahualulco de Mercado, Jalisco, México. She died October 12, 2019 due to illness. The daughter of Remigio Andrade and Josefina Rubio, she grew up in Lázaro Cárdenas, Jalisco and came to live to Hollister in 2013.She has four sisters and three brothers; she was the fifth in the family. She married Alioncio Ramos in 1997 and they had two daughters: Karla Elina y Ana Paola.

She dedicated her entire life to care for her family and found happiness in spending time with them and her friends. She loved to do arts and crafts because she was so creative. She sewed, painted, made food, desserts, keepsakes, and decorations for parties. As a hostess, she was gracious and shared what was hers without reserve and joy. She turned her tasks into works of arts. When faced with a problem, she saw no limits. In fact, the bigger the challenge, the more she enjoyed solving it.

To know Gavy was to know joy. Any place that she would go, she would make new friends and shared her smile. She always looked after others, her friendship was unconditional and every good deed she did, she did with all of her heart. Going to the beach, playing lottery, going to the casinos, yard sales, her cat, and visiting friends and family were just some of the things that made her feel happy.

Dedicated, hard working, a dreamer, and strong, Gavy leaves us with many beautiful memories and advise that will live on forever. Babby, Gavy, Gave, Gavilán, Gavinete, Gaviota, Fran, mother, wife, daughter, sister, godmother, aunt and friend, we love you very much.

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Visitation will be on Friday, October 18th from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. with the recitation of the Rosary at 7:00 p.m.

On Saturday, October 19th, family and friends will meet at Immaculate Conception Church, 7290 Airline Hwy., Tres Pinos for a Mass of the Resurrection.