Beatriz Perez

Birth date: Jun 23, 1948 Death date: Jun 8, 2020

Mount Pleasant-Beatriz Perez, 71, passed away at Complete Care Ridgewood on June 8, 2020. Beatriz was born on June 23, 1948, to the late Victor Perez and Francisca (nee Rocha) Saldana in San Antonio, TX. She worked as a laborer f Read Obituary

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Tim Panek

278w ago

in honor of Beatriz.

My condolences to Bea's family. she was a wonderful resident to have cared for. she could always make you laugh no matter what kind of day you were having.
She will be greatly missed.
Tim Panek, Rn

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Scott Goodsell

279w ago

To Bea’s entire family, I give you my deepest sympathy. Bea was such a wonderful, cheerful & caring person. I knew her for the 6 years I’ve worked at Ridgewood & always looked forward to seeing her. She would always buy me a Diet Pepsi when she saw I was having a busy day & very thirsty, & in return I would buy her a carton of regular Pepsi when the facility store was closed & she was thirsty. We we’re both addicted to Pepsi ! She truly was one of my most favorite residents at Ridgewood. She will be missed by me & all that knew her!
Scott Goodsell, Ridgewood

Hope Grijalva

279w ago

My sister was a person who would comfort you without ever judging you. She was a peace maker. She was loving and kind. She had a permanent smile on her face and didn't have an ounce of selfishness in her being. She was a giver of anything that was in her power to give. So was quiet yet her presence gave comfort. She will be so greatly missed. She is now where she longed to be, with mom.
I love you Tachita ❤️

Gary Lamboy

279w ago

in honor of Beatriz.

Oh, so many.. but one that my brother and I will always laugh at.. My Tia watched us a lot while my parents worked. On some random day she told us to " pick up your room"( clean our bedroom) ... My brother and I looked at each other and said,"we can't, it's too heavy"! She got "mad" and chased us to our room. Our response was they same every time to told us to "pick up your room"... After we got older she thought it was funny also.. Trust me there are many more.. Tachie was our second mother.. I, we were truly blessed to have had her..
Give "Wella" a kiss on the cheek for me Tachie...
P.S. I bet my family thought I was going to mention my birthday card...(another memory)... Lol

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