Birth date: Jul 17, 1967 Death date: Aug 15, 2020
Our beloved Wife and Mother, Mary-Alice Zepeda passed away Saturday, August 15, 2020 at the age of 53 in Houston, Texas. Mary-Alice, also known as Alice to her family was born in Houston, Texas on July 17,1967 to Marcello Z. and F Read Obituary
Mary Alice was someone that I always looked forward to talk with, especially getting ideas on what to make with our cricut machine. She touched our hearts. Our gatherings together we’re joyous. She would make everyone feel loved wanted and comfortable. She will deeply be missed. Never forget the love she had for you James, Zachary and Jacob.I Have this emptiness in my heart just knowing she will no longer be with us but her memories will carry on. My life will never be the same without you.
Love you Sis,
Delia Guapo
My life began the day I met my wife. She taught me how to be the person that I am today. Her life was a light that could brighten anyone’s day. Her soul lives on through our children. Her heart remains with me until my last day. What we do now with the remainder of our lives will be a result of how much happy times we had together. You are my other half, my soulmate, my love. What else can be said about you that everyone who knows you doesn’t already know? You lived for your family and always wanted the best. You worked hard every day. Very rarely took a break and ended up becoming the richest person that I knew. Rich with life, rich with friendships, rich with respect, and most importantly, rich with love. This is your mark on this world. Your greatest accomplishments are Zachary and Jacob. They will live on and have families of their own. Your greatest accomplishments will continue to grow and flourish forever and ever. This is how important you were. God gave you 53 years on this Earth to do something important and you took every advantage of it. Of course we never wanted you to leave us so early, but God called you when he needed you most. I’m writing this the day after we laid you to rest. It took a lot of courage for me to put these words together. It’s really hard saying what’s in your heart with so many emotions running through you. Before I go, I will make this final statement. This is what you always told me and I will tell you this as well. I will always from the day we met until the day I come home to you, “ love you to the moon and back”. Your loving husband - James
Mary-Alice I don't know if you realized that you and James had a great impact on my life. You'll we're there to take my hand to pull me out of the rut I was in. You became not only a cousin in law but a great friend but more so a mentor to me! I will miss our check in phone calls and our idea exchanges! I promise to keep the legacy alive through James, your husband, who I KNOW YOU LOVED DEARLY WITH EVERY FIBER OF YOUR BEING! You were a FABULOUS WIFE to my cousin and an EXCEPTIONAL MOTHER TO YOUR CHILDREN! LOVE YOU ALWAYS!
I just wanted to say how much I love u and u were the best Godmother a Godson could have.I know u will continue to look over me from Heaven.i will cherish our memories together.i will miss u. -Pedro Benavides IV
My condolences to the Zepeda and Garcia Families. May Mary Alice Rest In Peace. From: Olga Vargas Castro
