Barbara R. Vallejo

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Barbara R. Vallejo, a resident of Rosenberg, TX, passed away at Kindred Hospital in Sugarland, TX, on Tuesday afternoon, February 21, 2023, at the age of 86. Barbara was born on December 4, 1936 in Seguin to the late Jose Rincon, Sr. and Enriquetta Martinez Rincon. For many years, Ms. Vallejo worked as a store manager at Valero. She was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Jose Rincon, Jr.; two sisters, Angelita Rincon Rodriguez and Emilia M. Rincon, and by her great-grandson, Christian Galvan. Survivors include her daughter, Arlene V. Medina (Victor); grandchildren, Adrian Medina and Veronica Medina; great-grandchildren, Julie Ybarbo-DeLeon, David Galvan, Jessie Nanez, Journee Nanez, Joe Villarreal and Jonathan Medina. In addition, Barbara is survived by one great-great-grandchild, Zailinn Galvan and two nieces, Nancy Morong and Alice Wiggins, and by one nephew, Jr. Rodriguez. A time to visit with the family will be held from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM with the funeral service beginning at 11:00 AM on Friday, March 3, 2023, at the Lux Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will follow at 12:30 PM at Hill Country Memorial Gardens.

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  1. My baba was a one of a kind soul and person. I’ll never forget when she would sit in her chair in the living room while she carved and ate a big red apple with a knife. I’ll never forget the mornings she would take me with her to run errands with her like stop at the post office to check her mail and then eat inside of McDonald’s so I could play on the toy. I’ll never forget her favorite color is green and she loves birds. I will always remember my baba and her love for everyone. There’s so many more memories I have of her, but those are my favorites. I’m going to miss her so much. I pray for my family to stay strong during these difficult days of grief. Forever in our hearts, baba. I love you.

  2. Q: What will you never forget about Barbara?

    A: I will never forget my grandma baba’s big heart always working hard,sacraficing,loving ppl, always giving and manage to smile while having pain she always made you feel at home no matter what and made sure you wouldnt go without and another thing always wanted me to buy a coke even though i had my own money and gave anough to buy several cokes..that was her big loving heart….I Love you BaBa rest easy!!🫂❤️💯✝️

  3. Just as beautiful inside as you see her in the memorial picture. I was very blessed being her son in law. Will missed her beautiful smile that would light your darkest day when you make eye contact with her. When I lost my mom Barbara become that mother to me as if I never lost my mother. Very caring very loving person here on earth just like Jesus told us to love. Love you Baba and will be truly missed.

  4. To my Aunt Barbara, You will be missed, but you will always be loved and never forgotten. May you rest in peace. With Love, your great nephew.

  5. Barbara was the sweetest person I’ve ever met. May she rest in peace. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.

  6. Q: What 3 words best describe Barbara and why?

    A: I will remember Barbara as being optimistic. I can still see and hear her in my memory. I will never forget her voice, smile and laugh. She was a beautiful person.

  7. I was blessed to meet Barbie’s daughter Arlene when we were in our youth (1970’s), became the best of friends immediately and grew to become Sisters, not by blood, but by heart and soul…. from the get go Barbie welcomed me into their family, treated and spoiled me just as she did Arlene, i felt like her daughter and was included on many different trips and family events and practically was at their house as much as i was at my own families home – i will believe that God placed Arlene and Barbie (Raul too) early on in my life’s journey knowing that they would play a big part in who i would grow up and become. As i took time to read the lovely memories that others who love Barbie shared, the most common thing mentioned (remembered) is that she was always so sweet and smiling and i remember so many times that Arlene and i might be having the typical teeny-bopper dilemma and Barbie would encourage and motivate us to look at it in a positive light, not fuss at us, like others might do, which would only encourage more negative teenager drama. I remember one day, Arlene and i were just all bummed out and she walked into the room and said to both Arlene and i “you girls need to get up, fix your hair, put on a bit of make up and go somewhere” – trying to lift the mood we were feeling, for us not to just lay around and feel down. I thought she was one of the most physically beautiful women i’ve ever come to know as well and still do and her daughter, my Sister is just as beautiful. My Sis Arlene thought and talked about her Mama all the time, they had a wonderful, beautiful relationship, Arlene being such a dedicated daughter put her heart and energy in trying to do everything she could to make sure Barbie was doing the best should could through out her life and Barbie did the same for Arlene, two of a kind, with the kindest most beautiful hearts, they both have touched my life in so many ways, many more than i can express here, but it’s people like Barbie (i love calling her Barbie…..) who really make others feel important and loved – we need so many more people like that in this world – my life, my world, my journey, all were influenced and impacted with the existence of this beautiful Angle of a woman and she now is spreading her love in a heavenly manner, after all….. that’s where Angels come from, and return – heaven. I love you Barbie and i thank you for all that you touched my life with and i thank you for sharing your daughter and family with me, making me feel i was a part of it, you are and always will be shining brightly within my heart. I love you Barbie and will, as you have always asked me to be – i will always be here and try to be a good Sister to your Arlena…..


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