Birth date: May 17, 1931 Death date: Jan 2, 2026
Leonor Reyes Muñoz, age 94, passed away peacefully on January 2, 2026, in Dallas, Texas, surrounded by her family and loved ones. Leonor was born on May 17, 1931, in Romita, Guanajuato, Mexico, to Ignacia García and Tomás Reyes. Read Obituary
Mom, one month has come and gone, the space you left behind is filled with love and beautiful memories my heart still reaches for you. Your love echoes in my soul, and I miss you endlessly.
My heart is happy because you left the best of yourself ❤️
Lita,
Thank you for unconditionally loving everyone around you. Thanks for the memories of having parties with a table full of food that is way more than anyone can eat, teaching me to make albondigas, and playing in the yard with my cousins. I'll miss going to your house and holding your soft hands and smelling the Downy on your clothes. I love you so much! It is an honor to be your granddaughter!
my sweet Lita,
Your loving and gentle spirit, your generosity, and the deep love that you had for your family has forever impacted me. I have so so many memories with you, but the one I will miss the most is cuddling next to you and holding your soft hands. I always felt so safe and loved by you.
forever will miss you and am grateful for you,
your granddaughter Alyssa
Mommy I will miss you, yesterday we laid you to rest next to Daddy your together again. This tree will be planted for the both of you.
Love your daughter Elesia
Lots of good childhood memories running around with my cousins at my aunt and uncle Mauricio's home. I will cherish forever. Love you cousins 💜 Luisa M. Najera
Abuelita, thank you for always being loving and supportive for all of us! I have so many memories of you that I can always look back on and share with my family. Please give my father and your son Mauricio a big hug for me. I hope you’re dancing in heaven with our family!
Grandma I love you so much. I am thankful and blessed to be your granddaughter. I have such wonderful memories. I remember you telling me stories of Mexico and when you were younger. I remember spending Christmas Eve at your house. The house was full of aunts, uncles, and cousins. As kids we would sing Christmas carols and stay up till midnight to open presents. I remember playing in your backyard and how we would get in trouble for jumping off the shed in the back. I loved the gatherings we had with you and the girls. We had fun theme parties, like tea garden, Christmas socks, and our bakeoffs. I will always treasure the memories and time I got to spend with you.
Love Your Granddaughter Angelica Ramos.
