Birth date: Jun 6, 1930 Death date: Jan 10, 2024
Sally Carmen Aguilar (nee Martinez) passed away on January 10, 2024, in Tacoma, WA, at the age of 93. She was born on June 6, 1930, in Omaha, Nebraska. In 1950, Sally enlisted in the Women’s Army Corps and served as a Postal Clerk Read Obituary
Heaven has gained a Beautiful Angel and I’m gona miss you so much, Aunt Sally. I will always cherish the beautiful memories I had when I was a young little girl. You would come over and visit and make us all laugh at your funny jokes and watch your novelas with Grandma. Thank you for Always thinking and asking how I am doing. I remembered when I was going thru the State Corrections Academy to become a State Corrections Officer, you called me and wanted to know how I was doing and to always have faith in God and just know one day, that you will have a great career ahead and never give up and work hard in life and you will succeed in it. Thank you for believing in me and giving great advice. 17 1/2 years down as a State Correction Officer and 5 more to go! I know you are looking down on me with your beautiful smile. “Rest In Paradise and spread your wings and fly”. Keep watching over us and keeping us safe. I Love You Aunt Sally ❤️🙏🏻🌻🌺🌷🌹🌻
My Nina was the kindest, most gentle person in my life. She was always working to help me in any way she could. Her home was a safe haven where I could seek refuge no matter what trials that I was facing in my life. She was the picture of grace, elegance and kindness. I’ll never forget her or the example that she set as a Godmother, a person and a Christian. Rest in Peace Nina and know that you’ll always be in our hearts.
I remember my Aunt Sally coming over to our house a few times throughout my childhood and she would just have us all laughing sharing stories. She was a joy to be around and her smile could light up the room. She was beautiful, intelligent, funny, caring and loving. Thank you for never forgetting my birthday and sending me a card every year. You were an awesome Aunt and Godmother and I’m going to miss you. Now I have another angel dancing in the sky. Do me a favor and give my Dad a big hug for me. Forever in our hearts.
To my sister Sally,
A beautiful life came to an end, it would be impossible to forget this beautiful person called Sally.
I’m so thankful for you and the the impact you have had on my life. I wouldn’t be the woman I am today without you. The emptiness we feel can never be filled. Her love, kindness, understanding and compassion you shared with us is a lasting light in our lives. She was a small lady with a big heart.
Loving and missing you,
Gloria Porras
Sally lived across the street from us, and she was a sort of second mom for me growing up. She was always the most delightful person, always with a big smile on her face. The neighborhood, and my life, will be less without her.
