Julia E. Lopez

One of your fondest stories of your life was working at Bullocks. You told me how you couldnt walk in the with the rest of the public, how you had to wear a hat and white gloves. How you had to present yourself and you were so proud of that. You instilled these things into us kids for so long, to stand up straight, to be proud, and you were that person. And how people respected you and your sisters.

One of your fondest stories of your life was working at Bullocks. You told me how you couldnt walk in the with the rest of the public, how you had to wear a hat and white gloves. How you had to present yourself and you were so proud of that. You instilled these things into us kids for so long, to stand up straight, to be proud, and you were that person. And how people respected you and your sisters. That you were the "most beautiful women on the block:):):)" As you remained throughout your life. We all use to say "nana is going to out live us all...watch" you always took your lil walks all over the place. You were an amazing woman Nana.

Nana, you were always such a great lady. I will never forget your stories. My childres will never forget your stories. Thank you for being such a grand person and positive person in our lives. You will be missed and you will never be forgotten. We love you dearly...now you are resting with the husband you so dearly loved.