Virginia Morales

Virginia Martha Morales, "Martita" a beloved mother, sister, and friend, graced this world with her vibrant spirit from July 17, 1955, until her passing on February 8, 2026. Born in the sun-soaked landscapes of El Salvador, she carried within her a warmth that enveloped everyone fortunate enough to cross her path.

The essence of Martita sparkled in her roles as a devoted mother to her three cherished daughters. Her love for them was an unwavering beacon, guiding them through life's trials and triumphs. It was in their laughter, their aspirations, and their journeys that Martita found her greatest joy, nurturing their dreams with the same tenacity that defined her own life.

Friends and family will gather to celebrate her unforgettable life during a visitation at Forest Lawn - Covina Hills in Covina, California, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM on February 24, 2026. This evening will serve as a poignant tribute to her legacy, where stories filled with laughter and tears will flow freely, echoing down the halls of memory. Following this moment of reflection, her funeral service will be held on February 25, 2026, at 2:30 PM in the Memory Chapel at the same location, allowing those who knew and loved her to come together in shared grief and celebration.

Martita's journey through life was rich with experiences, colored by her heritage and driven by a resilience that inspired all around her. She had the rare gift of touching hearts and lifting spirits, and her absence leaves a void that will resonate long into the future. It is said that when one soul departs, they leave behind the love they brought into this world. In Martita's case, this love remains vivid through her daughters, whose lives will undoubtedly reflect her indomitable spirit. Above all, she was a woman of deep faith who leaned on God in every season of her life. She prayed faithfully for her daughters, lifting their names to heaven, asking for their protection, strength, and purpose. Her relationship with God was personal and steadfast, and she instilled in her family the importance of trust, prayer, and gratitude. Even in difficult times, her faith remained her anchor, and through her prayers she covered her daughters with a love that extended beyond this world.

As we take this moment to remember "Martita" let us find solace in the beautiful memories she gifted us and in the powerful legacy of love she forged through her family. Though her physical presence has left us, her spirit will forever be alive in the stories recounted, the smiles shared, and the hearts she touched.