Lydia Christine Lopez
November 25, 1972 ~ February 7, 2022
Born in:
San Antonio, TX
Resided in:
San Antonio, TX
Lydia Christine Lopez of San Antonio, Texas passed away on Monday, February 7th, 2022, with her family at her bedside. She was 49 years old.
“Chrissy” as she was known to her family, was born in San Antonio on November 25th, 1972. She had resided in the San Antonio area for most of her life, however, she lived in Northern California for several years, during her twenties. She also lived in England as a child and considered the experience a very special time in her life.
Lydia worked in customer service positions for most of her working career, with her most rewarding role being employed by Travelocity.com. Lydia was always thinking of assisting others in any way she could, whether it be on her job, or in real life situations. She constantly addressed others needs and desires ahead of her own.
Lydia was a movie buff extraordinaire. Aside from frequenting the movie theatres, her favorite cable TV channel was TCM (Turner Classic Movies). Lydia love to travel, with vacations to India and Italy highlighting her journeys around the world. Lydia was a connoisseur of fine foods, and often enjoyed preparing exotic dishes for her family. She was also an avid reader, with Judith McNaught being her favorite author. The two other loves in her life were her dog, Dottie and her Siamese cat, Chinger.
Lydia is survived by her mother, Gloria DeLeon and her father, Rodolfo J. Lopez. She is also survived by her loving sister, Debbie Lopez Squyres and her beloved nephews and niece, RJ Fontenot, Bella Fontenot and Christian Squyres, in addition to very special family member, Allan Mekulchek.
Other surviving family members include Uncles, David DeLeon, Jr., Richard DeLeon, Daniel Lopez and Gabriel Lopez; Aunts, Alicia Galvan and Martha Brumbalow. Counted among survivors are extended family members consisting of several first and second cousins.
In lieu of flowers, Lydia’s family requests donations be made to The American Cancer Society at cancer.org and select the Memorial and Honor Giving option.
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Service: February 21, 2022 2:00 pm
MeadowLawn Funeral Home
5611 E. Houston St.
San Antonio, TX United States
78220
www.meadowlawnmemorialpark.com
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So sorry for loss! Lydia was far too young to go. My prayers and condolences go out to you and your family!
May Chrissy Rest In Peace. She will be missed by all. With all my love.
Paul De La Fuente, I am so sorry for your loss, You will be in my prayers God bless.
I will always remember ur unbelievably kind and loving heart. The day we lost u, we lost an Angel here on earth. Sending so much love. Know I will never forget u and u will always be a part of my thoughts and prayers. Hugs galore, til we meet again xoxo
My deepest condolences to the family. I used to work with Lydia at Travelocity . She made working fun. She used to bring tulips to work to make it beautiful. RIP Lydia. My prayers are with you all. 🙏
Lydia and I were more than Coworkers. We might not have spoken much but she knew how much I cared for her.
May Lydia rest in peace in the arms of our heavenly Father.
Sending my love and prayers during this unimaginable time of loss. I will always remember Chrissy’s smile, laugh, and how she made me feel included. She definitely was one of a kind. Heaven gained an angel and she will be missed. xxoo
Know that your shining light will be missed by your family and anyone who was fortunate enough to have known you. Gloria, my dear cousin, my heart breaks for you. I have been praying for you and wish I could be there to hug you. I pray God gives you strength and holds you all close. Love you guys.
Love Kathy
My thinking and prayers are with you Gloria and rest in peace Lydia with the presence of our Lord.
My thoughts and prayers are with you Gloria and rest in peace Lydia with the presence of our Lord.