Contributions to the tribute of Olga D. Zavala

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Connie Alonzo posted a condolence

Friday, February 11, 2022

our condolences to the family of Olga Delgado Zavala , in this time of grieve, this is Olgita’s aunt her Dad sister(Tia Connie ) I know that we didn’t see each other that offen , but you were always remember, as Olgita, you were born on my mom’s (Weletia ) house on Cibolo Street, I saw you grow up , ur first steps, ur first words , that’s why we all got bond together as one family !! you were always a very beautiful lady , just like your Mom ( Olga) Love you RIP

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Christle Campa lit a candle

Friday, February 4, 2022

God has gained an Angel. Tia Olga, you were such a beautiful person and your spirt will shine on. I will never forget the thoughtful gesture you and Tio provided our family when going through the difficult times with my Brother Junior. Your prayers, you taking time to travel to San Antonio daily so that my family did not have to deal with the painful dealing of my brothers passing, the prayers the comfort you and Tio provided will never be forgotten. Shine on Angel! I hope to be as caring, loving and spiritual as you. Christle and Juan Campa ( Marta’s daughter)

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The family of Olga D. Zavala uploaded a photo

Thursday, February 3, 2022

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Mary Helen Gonzalez posted a symbolic gesture

Wednesday, February 2, 2022

Ricky, the Zavala Family, Tio Pete, Mateo, David, Nick, & Esther we just want you to know we are thinking of you and sending our condolences during this difficult time. Olgita, I will always treasure our time growing up….always playing with you, and Dorita at Huelitas house on Cibolo, and the sleepovers at your house. Later on in life, you meeting Ricky, who by coincidence graduated with me from high school, and then both of us working at Levi’s, great times. May you Rest in Paradise my dear sweet cousin. Gone from our sight, but never from our hearts! Mary Helen & Arnold

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Isabel posted a symbolic gesture

Wednesday, February 2, 2022

My beautiful prima! You will always be in my heart. I’ll never forget the good times we had spend playing together with dolls, bikes, and just chasing each other when we were little girls. Things happened and we stop seeing each other. We grow up got married had our children. The past months we started talking again laughing remembering our childhood and sharing pictures of our parents, children and grandchildren. I thank God gave us the opportunity to talk again. I love you my prima the last words we spoke to each other. We promise we would be here for each other. I will miss the caring, loving person you were. May God Bless you and Rip..

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Avelina G Barrientos posted a symbolic gesture

Wednesday, February 2, 2022

My sincere and deepest condolences to the Zavala family for your huge loss, my beautiful cousin Olga Delgado Zavala. I know we have been apart for many years prima but I never forgot about you. We all took different roads in life which led us to different destinations. Now you are resting in death and no longer in pain but in Jehovah God's Memory awaiting your resurrection. However, one thing for sure, our childhood memories are still very vivid in my mind. With all my love, your cousin Biby Gallegos Barrientos from San Antonio TX.

Olga D. Zavala

1959 - 2022

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