Visitation
Grimes Funeral Chapels
728 Jefferson St.
Kerrville, TX
78028
Thursday, November 17, 2022
4-7 PM
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Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery
1520 Harry Wurzbach
San Antonio, TX
78209
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of Kerrville, TX
January 13, 1924 - November 14, 2022
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She attended school up to the age of 10 in Laredo and left to help her mother on the ranch as a homemaker. She met her husband while on the ranch and after their marriage she was a homemaker for her entire life, making the most delicious and authentic Mexican recipes. She enjoyed traveling in her younger years and in 1986, she took over care of her niece and raised her as her own, becoming a grandmother to her children as well. She loved spending time with her family but loved being a mother and grandmother the most. She was a strong woman her entire life and after her husband's passing, she and her daughter moved from Corpus and made Kerrville their new home. Her daughter and her grandchildren became her life up until her very last day.
Mrs. Banda was preceded in death by her husband, Candelario Banda; children, Maria Luisa and son; her sisters, Guadalupe Centeno Dickens, Juanita Centeno Gomez, Eustolia Centeno Molina, Jesusita Centeno; and brothers, Isidro Centeno, Margarito Centeno Jr., Gerardo Centeno and David Centeno.
Mrs. Banda is survived by her daughter, Clarissa Jaime-Ozuna; grandchildren, Nathan Mireles, Alex Mireles, Ellyanna Gravitt and Lydia Ozuna; her sisters, Josephine Garcia and Bernarda Garcia.
Visitation will be Thursday, November 17th from 4-7pm at Grimes Funeral Chapels in Kerrville, Texas.
Burial will be held at Fort Sam Houston Cemetery in San Antonio, Texas.
The family of Mrs. Banda wishes to extend our sincere thanks to Alamo Hospice and all of its caring staff who took excellent care with such compassion during her final journey in this life.
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Kay Clymans
Kerrville, TX
Saturday, November 19, 2022
Clarissa & Family, I was so sorry to hear the news of your Mom's passing. I never got the chance to meet her but know she had to be a wonderful person by all you shared about her. She did a great job raising you and you'll always have the wonderful memories you've made over the years. It's going to be a hard transition not having her here but she instilled so much in you and you're now left here to carry on for the both of you. I know you'll do her proud. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.