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In Loving Memory of Marion Louise Rodriguez

Marion Louise Rodriguez, a beacon of light and love, passed away peacefully on May 6, 2024, in Pueblo, Colorado, enveloped in the warmth of her cherished family. Born on August 26, 1951, to Lewis and Eutimia Martinez, Marion’s journey was one of profound impact and unwavering kindness. In her 72 years, Marion experienced the depths of joy and the trials of life’s journey. Preceding her in passing were her beloved parents, Lewis and Eutimia Martinez, her adoring husband Pete Rodriguez, her brother Louis Martinez Jr., and her sisters Molly Ortiz, Lillian Archuleta, Pauline Raught, Charlene Winn, Stella Sintas, and Earlene LeDoux. Marion also mourned the loss of her dear nieces Bernie, Gwen, Donna, and nephews Shawn and Gilbert. Yet, through the pain of loss, Marion’s legacy endures, carried by those she leaves behind. 

 Surviving Marion are her children, Serena Martinez and Brandon Martinez, along with Brandon’s wife Angel, and his ex-wife Esther.  Her brother Dickie Martinez stands alongside her grandchildren Giana, Dejonique, Jaime, Jamilyn, Anjelique, Evelyn, Baltazar Jr, Isaac, and Sierra, who now hold her memory close. Marion’s spirit lives on through her great-grandchildren Katalina, Azayleah, Zane, Kaleah, Chenowa, and Julius, who will come to know her through the stories shared by those who loved her deeply. Additionally, Marion is survived by numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends, each touched by her boundless love and generosity. 

 Marion’s presence was a tapestry of joy, woven with threads of laughter and compassion. Her infectious laughter reverberated through the lives of those she encountered, leaving behind a trail of happiness wherever she roamed. As a waitress, Marion found purpose in connecting with others, her warm smile and genuine care brightening the days of patrons at El Matador, All Seasons, and Oasis. Her love story with Pete, born from these interactions, remains a testament to the power of genuine connection. 

 Marion’s home was a sanctuary of warmth and festivity, adorned with the spirit of every holiday she cherished. Her love for her family knew no bounds, and gatherings with loved ones were cherished moments she held close to her heart. Marion’s collection of angels now stands as a testament to her own angelic presence as she ascends to watch over those she held most dear. 

 Though Marion’s physical presence may be gone, her spirit remains a guiding light for all who knew her. She leaves behind a legacy of love, kindness, and joy that will echo through the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to know her. Marion Louise Rodriguez will be deeply missed but never forgotten, her memory forever cherished in the hearts of those whose lives she touched. 

 In accordance with Marion’s wishes, there will be no formal services held to commemorate her life. Instead, Marion’s family and friends are invited to pay their last respects as she returns home, surrounded by the love and memories she cultivated throughout her lifetime. This intimate gathering will serve as a final farewell to a woman who touched the lives of many with her warmth, kindness, and laughter. Marion’s legacy lives on in the hearts of all who knew her, and as her spirit finds solace in the embrace of her loved ones, may her memory continue to shine brightly in the lives she has forever touched.  You may contact the family at 575-303-3270 if you wish to pay your respects. 

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