Help Us Celebrate Rosa Camacho's Life

Rosa Camacho, 69, passed away peacefully on the evening of October 28th in her beloved home in Oakdale, California.

Rosa had a boundless capacity to love others, which left a lasting impression on every person she met. Rosa radiated warmth and joy. To know her was to be her friend. The love Rosa had for her husband, three sons, extended family, and friends was the driving force in her life. Rosa was most proud of being a mom and giving her sons a loving home.

Here is a link to her full obituary: https://www.oakdaleriverbank.com/obituaries/Rosa-Camacho?obId=33588580

We are all devastated by the sudden loss of Rosa in our lives. Our family is committed to giving Rosa the memorial she deserves, to honor her memory, and say our last goodbyes.

We are a very modest family, so asking for funds is quite difficult for us. However, we recognize honoring her is a desire many of us share, as so many people loved her dearly.

We ask that you honor Rosa in your own way. We encourage you to attend her vigil, mass, burial, and celebration of life reception if you are able. Our family is also very appreciative of cards, messages, and other condolences. Many have already sent cards and visited us in our time of grief.

Cards can be hand delivered to the family at any of her planned services, or if you are unable to attend you may mail them to our family home:

915 Terrace Dr.

Oakdale, CA 95361

If you do choose to donate money, here is what those funds will be used for:

Coffin, mortuary services, burial plot, headstone, flowers, celebration of life, food, and refreshments.

For those of you that are unaware, before her passing, Rosa had begun to renovate our family home. She had recently learned she would become a grandmother and wanted her house to be remodeled in time for the baby.

We did not know it at the time, but remodeling her home was her final wish. If there are any excess funds beyond her funeral expenses, they will be used to help complete the remodel of her dreams.

Please share this widely to anyone who knew Rosa.