Obituary for Mary Esther Zamora
Mary Ester Zamora, 75
Born May 30, 1945 and was called home to be with our Lord January 20, 2021
Preceded in death by her parents; James Santiago and Nora Madril, her loving husband Conrad T.
Zamora, Grandchildren Alex Ortiz and Lorenzo Zamora and siblings Tony Madril, James Madril and Inez
(JC) Tofoya.
Survived by her Siblings; Eufemia (Joe, passed) Romero, Ambrose (Josefina) Madril, Lou (Naomi) Madril,
Arnold (Clara) Madril, Eva (Benny, passed) Aragon and Sister-in-law Jennifer Madril.
5 Children; Sally Miranda, Conrad (Amparo) Zamora, Joe Zamora, Linda (Lou) Zamora and Moroni Zamora.
18 Grandchildren; George, Robert (Tiffany), Rene, Krystal (Nate), Conrad (Christine), Lorraine, Pamela, Angela (Isaac), Aaron, Melissa, Christina (Alfonso), Mario, LisaMarie, Joe (Alexandria), Steven (Brandy), Desiree, Anabel and Abraham. 36 Great-Grandchildren Halie, Destiny, Joe Jr, Andrew, Lanae, Lacey, Marcos, Brisa, Saul, Gabriel, Angelo, Andreas, Pete, Lucio, Johnny, Julian, Dakota, Rene Jr, Davina, Leiah, Romeo, Izaiah, Zachary, Mario, Bobby, Javier, Marie, Marcello, Robert, Zoey, Alayah, Lorenzo, Lexi, Mila, Ximna and Alex.
Our mom was such a beautiful, caring soul to all of those who crossed her path. Her door would be open
to anyone to sit at her table for a warm meal, to chat or to have a shoulder to lean on. Mom was retired
and spent her time doing puzzles, watching the food channel and then recreating the recipes but her
biggest love was helping to raise her great-granddaughter Marie. Marie kept her busy with her dolls, her
stuffed animals or just talking all day about anything and everything. Our mom had also touched so many
lives; friends of her children who would also call her mom, friends of her grandchildren and people she
met in her many years she had worked….just too many to mention by name. Mom definitely left her loving
mark on them. Holidays will never be the same without you, your large Thanksgiving dinners and your
infamous delicious tamales at Christmas time. God had given us an Angel for 75 years to show us the
true meaning of Family, Life and Love. I truly hope we can do you justice and pass on your unconditional
love. You will forever be deeply missed by all!
1Corinthians 16:14
Let all that you do be done in love
Proverbs 31:25-30
Strength and dignity are her clothing, and she laughs at the time to come. She opens her mouth with
wisdom, and the teaching of kindness is on her tongue. She looks well to the ways of her household and
does not eat the bread of idleness. Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he
praises her, "many women have done excellently, but you surpass them all".
Born May 30, 1945 and was called home to be with our Lord January 20, 2021
Preceded in death by her parents; James Santiago and Nora Madril, her loving husband Conrad T.
Zamora, Grandchildren Alex Ortiz and Lorenzo Zamora and siblings Tony Madril, James Madril and Inez
(JC) Tofoya.
Survived by her Siblings; Eufemia (Joe, passed) Romero, Ambrose (Josefina) Madril, Lou (Naomi) Madril,
Arnold (Clara) Madril, Eva (Benny, passed) Aragon and Sister-in-law Jennifer Madril.
5 Children; Sally Miranda, Conrad (Amparo) Zamora, Joe Zamora, Linda (Lou) Zamora and Moroni Zamora.
18 Grandchildren; George, Robert (Tiffany), Rene, Krystal (Nate), Conrad (Christine), Lorraine, Pamela, Angela (Isaac), Aaron, Melissa, Christina (Alfonso), Mario, LisaMarie, Joe (Alexandria), Steven (Brandy), Desiree, Anabel and Abraham. 36 Great-Grandchildren Halie, Destiny, Joe Jr, Andrew, Lanae, Lacey, Marcos, Brisa, Saul, Gabriel, Angelo, Andreas, Pete, Lucio, Johnny, Julian, Dakota, Rene Jr, Davina, Leiah, Romeo, Izaiah, Zachary, Mario, Bobby, Javier, Marie, Marcello, Robert, Zoey, Alayah, Lorenzo, Lexi, Mila, Ximna and Alex.
Our mom was such a beautiful, caring soul to all of those who crossed her path. Her door would be open
to anyone to sit at her table for a warm meal, to chat or to have a shoulder to lean on. Mom was retired
and spent her time doing puzzles, watching the food channel and then recreating the recipes but her
biggest love was helping to raise her great-granddaughter Marie. Marie kept her busy with her dolls, her
stuffed animals or just talking all day about anything and everything. Our mom had also touched so many
lives; friends of her children who would also call her mom, friends of her grandchildren and people she
met in her many years she had worked….just too many to mention by name. Mom definitely left her loving
mark on them. Holidays will never be the same without you, your large Thanksgiving dinners and your
infamous delicious tamales at Christmas time. God had given us an Angel for 75 years to show us the
true meaning of Family, Life and Love. I truly hope we can do you justice and pass on your unconditional
love. You will forever be deeply missed by all!
1Corinthians 16:14
Let all that you do be done in love
Proverbs 31:25-30
Strength and dignity are her clothing, and she laughs at the time to come. She opens her mouth with
wisdom, and the teaching of kindness is on her tongue. She looks well to the ways of her household and
does not eat the bread of idleness. Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he
praises her, "many women have done excellently, but you surpass them all".