Birth date: Jan 26, 1947 Death date: Apr 17, 2022
Brenda Lu Garma of Plano, TX, a retired nurse, passed away April 17, 2022 at the age of 75. She went peacefully home to Our Lord and joins those who preceded her in death: son Alberto ‘Chip’ Garma, husband Dr. Alberto Garma, and b Read Obituary
Brenda is God loving, God fearing, Generous, Thoughtful, Loving, Caring, Amiable with a joyful spirit.
We are a living testimony of her love & thoughtfulness.
My husband Ernie, her brother are very close with each other . We were able to come to America because of her, as she wants our lives to be better than in the Philippines.
All the good deeds Brenda did for us if I may mention it here will not be contained.
Our dearest Brenda shat your heart has given away, it is kept in our hearts.
Rest in peace in the loving arms of Jesus Christ.
We love you and will always have you & your loving memories in our hearts.
We will surely miss you physically but you are with us spiritually.
Mom was an amazing woman. She loved us with all she had. She’d often help out Todd and myself when our kids were little, playing dress up with them or hide and seek. She loved singing songs to them and teaching them games she played when she was young. She loved telling jokes then in the next minute start talking about God. She was always laughing and smiling. We will miss you mom. Please watch over us especially your precious grandchildren from heaven.
Love you always,
Leizl, Todd and the kids
I thought my kids would get to see their martial artist lola brenda. I wanted to be as strong as you were then. I miss you already, auntie brenn! :'(
Take the Journey Bren & hand in hand with Bert & Chip to the Joyful Garden. Rest In Peace my Beloved Childhood neighbor .
I will always cherish all our childhood fun & Sunday Jeep Outings with your Papa.🌈🌈
We miss you!! :( We miss your laugh; we miss your smile; we miss your shenanigans, your sassy fighting spirit; we miss your generosity, your love of Life , your love of God, the Love of your family & the perpetual kindest of your heart. Love you Mom… rest now
Brenda...how can I describe how I feel losing you. We journeyed together from nursing school to raising our families and growing old. We had our share of sorrows and joys but you never once waivered in your faith in the Lord. St. Peter...open the gates...Brenda is coming!
