In Memory Of Alice Mary Cabral

1st November 1936 – 24th August 2010

This memorial website was created in the memory of Alice Mary Cabral (née Velasquez), born in clovis, new mexico on the 1st November 1936 and passed away on the 24th August 2010, 73 years of age.

Biography

Full Name: Alice Mary Cabral

Born: 1st November 1936

Passed Away: 24th August 2010

Age: 73 years of age

Location: Surprise, Arizona

Country: The United States

Spouse: Antonio Felix Cabral

Father: Agetha Velasquez

Mother: Justinaño Velasquez

Birth Place: clovis, new mexico

Children: Christina, Joanne, and Antonio

Siblings: Rita, Pauline, Tillie, Angie, Jose, Lucy, and Frank

Occupation: retired

This memorial was created by Christina on 2 Sep 2010(update)

In Memory Of Alice Mary Cabral (née Velasquez)

Survived By: grandchildren: Gilbert (RIP), Jessica, Jackie, Christina, and Mellisa. Great Grandchildren: Ryan, Gabriel, and Princess.

A Poem for My Mother
There is nothing in this universe that is stronger than a mother’s love and affection.
A mother is the most saintly person, supplying her child with protection.
A mother would walk through the desert, with no food or water to drink,
if it meant that her child would have safety.
And she does so with chastened instinct.
Out in a bone-chilling blizzard, a mother would shad her last clothing
sacrificing, so that her child is warm. To give her own life without loathing,
And do so while displaying benevolent charm.
Through all of life’s trials and tribulations
A mother will always make time
To see that her next generation has got what it needs to survive
A mother will complicate her own life so her children can have it a little easier
And she’ll never ever stop loving
She is a vision of salvation as we see her.
When her child moves a thousand miles away
She never stops worrying
And when her child goes astray
She never stops praying
When the child comes back from desertion,
She gives him open arms of assertion.
A mother provides most of life’s lessons
And forever gives her child her blessings.
I am a man with a rugged exterior,
But sometimes my feelings are inferior
Cuz of the child interior,
Who sometimes acts so superior.
And tries to display this demeanor,
without looking to the holy redeemer.
Like Moses who parted the ocean,
You’ve showed me an unending devotion.
Despite all of my ill chosen mistakes
You put aside your hurts and heartaches
And let me back into your world.
Like a clam contains an exquisite pearl
Inside you is a heart with a gem.
I guess there is one thing then
That I’ve inherited from you
And I’m proud that you’re my mother
And I’ll say it out loud
I’ll always love my mama
She’s my favorite girl.
She’ll have a place in my heart till the very end of this world

By: Antonio Cabral jr

Grandma
There's magic in a Grandmother's touch,
And sunshine in her smile.
There's love in everything she does
To make our lives worthwhile.
No farewell words were spoken,
No time to say goodbye,
You were gone before we knew it,
And only God knows why.
If love could have saved you,
you would have lived forever.

We can find both hope and courage
Just by looking in her eyes.
Her laughter is a source of joy,
Her words are warm and wise,
Well most of the time.

Everyone has their time
But why did yours have to come so soon?
There are so many people in the world
So why did God have to pick you?

They say things like this makes you stronger
But how can that be?
I feel so weak inside
It all feels like a dream
I didn't get to see you
You passed away too soon
But I feel you watching over me
And someday I'll see you soon
There is a kindness and compassion
To be found in her embrace,
And we see the light of heaven
Shining from a Grandmother's face.
There’s nothing I could say to bring you back
So I’ll leave you with this final thought,
Thank you for all of the fun times you brought
You are truly the best and for that we are all truly blessed
And always know you are the one on all of our thoughts.
I love you and get your rest.
By Mellisa Mayo

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4 Sep 2010 – Ciara J from St.Petersburg,FL

To the family of dear Ms.Alice Cabral please accept my deepest condolences...Please take courage and don't be sad because The Bible promises that one day God "will swallow up death forever".-Isaiah 25:8. And you will see her again..