Birth date: Jun 19, 1938 Death date: Sep 9, 2021
Angelica Amores O’Neal, age 83, passed away on September 9, 2021, in Dallas, Texas. She was born to parents, Apolinar and Herculana Zarzuela on June 19, 1938, in Manila, Philippines. Angelica graduated with a Bachelor of Science d Read Obituary
Sweet Angie,
She will be sooooo missed. She was my mother-in-law and treated me just like one of the family. She always had a bright and shining smile on her face, and free hugs to give away all the time. She treated my children Jordan, Brittany and Collin as her own grandkids. What a Godly women and I know that Heaven is brighter today with her there. She loved unconditionally and would always give such great advise and knowledge unending. Her laugh was contagious. We loved her so much. I am glad the virtual funeral was available to watch. What a beautiful service for such a beautiful women inside and out!! I love you Angie.
Tita Lica,
Thank you so much for helping Dad and Mom in taking care of us when we were very young and thank you for staying in touch with us through the years. Even as I moved away from Texas after college and to the West Coast to start my career and my own family, you always took the time to stay in contact with me, and for those times I became inundated with too many things and failed to stay in touch with you and Uncle Bill, I do appreciate your forgiveness.
Thank you for taking the time to think of Matthew and Nathane, even as you had so many things to deal with in your busy schedule. I will ensure that they remember you in their lives.
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You possessed a strong faith and a very loving heart to live for so long, and I can only hope that I live as long as you had. I am so happy that God had blessed you with so many good things for you to enjoy, and I thank God that He gave you a very full life, surrounded by so many loving relatives and friends.
I will miss you, but we will see you again and we will all be together again soon, in a much better place. (Please keep a spot warm for me up there when my time comes.)
There are so many childhood memories that include Sis Angelica. She was so much like a second mother to me. I loved cooking with her and playing games. She always wanted to cheat at scrabble. Jessica and I always had to have the dictionary out to make sure the words were right. She will be missed so much and my life was greatly enriched with her being in it.
One of my fondest memories of Tita Lica was when she made us all shirts for Christmas. The tag on the shirt said "Made by Your Tita Lica". I loved it, and it made me feel special. I was only a little boy, but I knew — even back then — how special she was. Growing up, Tita Lica was always a source of strength and leadership for the family. She was always there for my mom, Tita Cora, and for all the family. She was always so strong.
Then she met Uncle Bill, and I saw a softer side. Then she had Jessica … and I saw a beautiful mother with so much love to give and so much happiness! She had so much love for you, dear cousin. And you were equally a wonderful daughter.
Tita Lica, I will miss you dearly. I know that you will always be watching over us all from heaven.
Love,
Anthony
