Mom Passed away, Helping Pay Bills

Good evening, my name is Stephanie (also known as Estivensegal Larin), my sister is Irma and my brother is Nelson. On the night of April 6, 2023, we lost my mother due to a hit and run, she was 55 at the time about to have her 56th birthday and was about to have an appointment for a job caring for the elderly and disabled. Her name was Ana Luisa Ibarra, and she was the world to me. She took care of me all of the time while my father was at work all day and night. She had to take care of 6 kids of my sister-in-law each day every morning or every night. She feed them, she nurture them, and she gave them shelter when my sister couldn't. She was a great grandmother, mother, and friend always providing them love and support. She worked at a plaza during the weekends trying to make ends meet after my sister-in-law took her kids with her. My mom no matter what always made time for me even with 6 kids behind her back, she took the time to shape me into the person I am today. Prepared me for my job, prepare me how to cook, prepare me how to treat everyone, and how prepared me to live. She always said she's not always going to be there for us, but I'm always going to need her. I wasn't ready to lose her yet, we all weren't ready, she was everything to us but now we have to live with the fact that she's never going to see us grow up. It's going to be even harder on my dad, who last year lost his sister due to covid, and my family members trying now to live on now without my mom being there. I just wish the person who took her from us to be punished heavily and justice is paid, she was a great person, a great mom, helping anyone she can with food. Right now I want to help my dad, he's been through a lot and I'm here for him, I just want to help him the best I could for him. That's why my mom always wanted to take care of each other. I hope you donate anything that is appreciated. All funds will be helping pay bills and food, we are still gathering her information. Someday I hope to see her again.

I'll always go to need you, Mommy