Angie Marie Villarreal

On October 6th 2025 Angie (Vasquez) Villarreal age 87 was greeted by the angels and went to her eternal home with our lord savior.

Angie was born on April 26th, 1938, to her beloved mom and dad Emilia (Valerio) Vasquez and Juan Andres Vasquez Sr. in Pagosa Springs CO where she was raised with her multitude of siblings.

Growing up Angie had beautiful bonds with all her siblings and parents, especially her mom Emilia, her brother Felix and sister Belen whom she adored and longed to be reunited with again.

In 1962 she went on a blind date with her future husband who she would later call "mi veijito" and she would be his " mi veijita". On February 6th,1963 they married and began their lives together for 22 years raising their four daughters and a niece who became another daughter.

Angie worked at Jan's Cafe as a cook and later at Al's café as a dishwasher. She was then promoted to cook.

Angie was a devoted wife until Henry's last breath in 1985, but her job wasn't done. She stayed being a devoted mother to her children and niece and all of their friends. Then her job became bigger when she became a grandmother.

Angie was involved in the green chile contest at the Archuleta County fair in the late 90s to early 00s. She won multiple ribbons ranging from 1st place to 2nd place. She was also part of the Guadalupanas and would cook for those who needed meals for their loved one's funeral. She was a devoted catholic who instilled her faith into her children, nieces, nephews, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She loved like no other. No matter who it was she always offered her hospitality to those who would visit her. Through the years she had countless adopted nieces, nephews, adopted children and adopted grandchildren. In her 87 years of life she made a lot of unforgettable memories and a lot of delicious food that one will never forget.

Angie is survived by her four daughters Joann (Ray) Pacheco, Henrietta (Shane) Siron, Cathy Villarreal, and Shana (Tracy) Stewart, her 3 step-daughter's Josie, Connie, and Lorrie. Angie is also survived by her grandchildren, step- grandchildren, adopted grandchildren, her great- grandchildren and numerous step-great-grandchildren along with numerous nieces, nephews, all her adopted nieces and nephews and cousins who she loved very much.

She is proceeded in death by her parents Juan and Emilia Vasquez, husband Henry Villarreal, all of her siblings, her son Felix Vasquez, her daughter Emily Villarreal, her grandsons (who she loved so much) Jeremiah Villarreal and Steve Chavez, her beautiful

great-grandaughter Felicia Carbajal and her precious great-grandson Trinity Talamante (her gordito).

Services will be held at JPII Catholic Church by Father Samuel. The Rosary will be held Tuesday, October 14th at 6p.m. Services will be held Wednesday, October 15th at 10:00 a.m. Reception to follow.

Angie is already missed beyond measure and through her family she will continue to live.

We know you were tired and now it's time to rest Angie-Pangie "Vaya con dios Madrecita. Nosotras siempre te amaremos."