Beatrice Josephine Pabon

Beatrice Josephine Pabon went home to be with our Lord on Friday, December 11th, 2020 at the age of Seventy-Five. She was born to Jose and Raquel Vegara in Roswell, New Mexico on Tuesday, May 29th 1945. Until the age of thirteen Bea was raised by her loving aunt Mary Gurolla, who is referred to as mom. Beatrice is the second oldest of six siblings, and survived by Sandy, Daniel, Pete, and Will Vegara.

Beatrice married the love of her life Ruben Dario Pabon, “Nene” on December 8th, 1962. They were married 42 years until he went to be with our Lord. They married and began their family in Harbor City, California. She was a dedicated and loving mom. Her “Cup Runneth Over”, as she served as a wife, mom, grandma, great grandma, god mother, aunt, sister, and true friend to many.

Beatrice is survived by her children and in-laws. Sandy with Francisco Valentin, Jose Ruben with Wendy Pabon, Lilian Annette Pabon-Myers, David Anthony with Linda Pabon.

Beatrice grandchildren who referred to her as there Mima/Mimi, are Marie, Obed, Eric, and Priscilla Valentin. J.R. and Michael Andrew Pabon. Alondra and Isabela Ronces. Isaiah Sadik Elian Myers. Nina, Mia, and David Anthony Pabon ll.

Great grandchildren are as follows, Mia Lucia Venegas, Giuliana Soleil Pabon, Liv Adira Pabon, Bentley Rose Myers, Londyn Dior Myers and Baby Myers.

Beatrice had a special place in her heart for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. She felt honored serving as an usher for her home church Bread of Life. Bea cherished her church sisters Gali, Maryanne and her driving buddy Suzie.

Bea was known to love Elvis Presley and was pleasantly surprised to be taken to Graceland by her son Ruben and daughter Annette on more than one occasion. She often took trips to Kentucky to see the Gurrolla family, and New Mexico to see the Vegara family. Bea collected duck figurines and her favorite color was green.

Mimi will be thought of when making pumpkin pies. Her god-daughter Marie will cherish the time together making meatloaf and albondiga soup. Her sons will cherish making pastels together. Her daughter will remember AYE-Annette. Funny things that Bea said, “never use pump 6”. Her family major meal request was Beatrice homemade tortillas, enchiladas, and eye burning chili.

Our “Queen Bea” is cherished, loved, and intertwined into our daily lives. May you now rest in peace and dwell in the house of the Lord forever.

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