Birth date: Mar 15, 1943 Death date: Jun 22, 2024
Fidelia Gonzalez Guerrero, lovingly referred to as “FiFi,” was born to parents Geraldo and Josephine Gonzalez on March 15, 1943 in Ybor City, Florida. After a long and hard-fought battle with dementia, Fidelia passed away at the a Read Obituary
💜 Miss you always.
Mom you are the best mom and best friend I could have ever asked for. Thank you for loving me unconditional and always being there through all the good and bad. I always remember telling you how much I loved and appreciated you and how I didn’t know what I would do without you which you always reply with a reassuring smile and then you would say “ hopefully we will never have to find out”! I carry you in my heart and will hold tight to that smile and your amazing love until we meet again. I love you so much mom!!!!
JB Pepe lit a candle in memory of Fidelia Guerrero
Praying for you all. Rest in peace. She will be missed by many. Thank you for loving my son as one of your own.
My beautiful cousin will be greatly missed.
She will be missed by many. My thoughts and prayers for you all during this difficult time. 🙏
I first met FiFi when I was 16 and she was 20.i was her brother's girlfriend.i spent the day with her and Connie.she was making gandules and rice and teaching me Spanish when her husband Gus came in.he just smiled at the 2 of us and joined in.oh, how I wish I had that ball of excitement she carried within her.even when she said my name it was like I was the most special person in the world at that moment.i married her brother and grew to know and love all the children.i still feel connected.She will be greatly missed by everyone who got the privilege of knowing her.i know I will.i am so sorry for your loss.✝️️🙏❤️🌹
I will always remember Fifi coming to my home on Christmas morning with her five kids. They would come in and sit quietly while my kids were running around & making noise. She had her kids trained. I would ask her how she did it & she would smile. She was quite a woman. If you ever met her you will know what a loving & amazing woman she was. I loved her from the moment I met her. Your cousin Loretta & family.
