Ofelia Anguiano Gonzalez Lopez

Ofelia Anguiano (Gonzalez Lopez)

October 28, 1939 – July 5, 2025

Passed away Saturday July , 2025 in Crown Point Christian Village

6685 E. 117th Avenue, Crown Point, IN 46307

Ofelia was born in Los Ramones, Nueva Leon on October 28, 1939, Ofelia “Fela” Anguiano was the daughter of Pedro Lopez Gonzalez and Gumesinda Gonzalez. She had siblings who were present during her early childhood, including her older brother, Oliver Gonzalez, and her two older sisters, Juanita Gonzalez and Santitos Gonzalez. Ofelia’s sister Juanita, is now the last surviving sibling.

Over the years, she had various professions such as farming, commercial seamstress, and factory

line work. In her 30s, after a long day of work, she met someone who would change her

life—Her future husband, Urbano Anguiano, then 24 years old. Urbano brought love and care

into Ofelia’s life, something she had deeply missed since the loss of her parents. They married on

June 8, 1971. From their union came three sons, listed oldest to youngest: Juan, Jaime, and

Alfredo.

Ofelia was well known by her family for her wonderful culinary skills. Her tamales, sopes,

menudo, and various guisados will be missed.

She enjoyed sewing, gardening, but primarily sharing the love of god with all. She loved sharing

God's knowledge and promises. She instilled the same love of God in her children. They thank

her for it.

Ofelia devoted herself to being a full-time stay-at-home mother. She was committed to giving

her children an education that she never had. Seeking spiritual guidance and unity for her family,

she joined the Jehovah’s Witnesses organization. This brought the family spiritual strength and a

community of faith that helped them navigate life’s challenges. Through her dedication, Ofelia

reached spiritual milestones—spreading the gospel, sharing Watchtower publications, and even

preaching up to 20 hours a month in her later years.

As time passed, her sons grew up and built successful lives of their own:

 Juan Anguiano married Blanca Aragon and had three children: Eileen, John, and

Joseph.

 Jaime Anguiano married Maria, and together they had a son: Oliver Anguiano.

 Alfredo Anguiano is the youngest.

Ofelia spent many joyful years with her husband and within the Jehovah’s Witnesses

organization. Sadly, in June 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, she lost her beloved

husband. Despite the grief, she continued to find purpose, adapting to technology and still

preaching where she could. She spent her 60s through 80s surrounded by her family, watching

her children grow, and cherishing her grandchildren.

As all stories must, hers came to a close. On July 5, 2025, Ofelia “Fela” Anguiano, age 86,

passed away peacefully in her sleep, having her hand gently held by her son, Freddie. She

remained faithful to Jehovah throughout her final days and passed away with the hope that she

would be reunited with her loved ones in the new world.

We are truly saddened by this loss. Although this void is not easily filled, may we all find

comfort in the Bible’s promise that Ofelia wholeheartedly believed:

“Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial

tombs will hear his voice and come out…” – John 5:28-29

The family would like to sincerely thank all those who, through their kindness during this

difficult time, supported us with thoughtful words, prayers, flowers, meals, and visits

Graveside service burial will be Held on Tuesday July 8, at 1:00 pm Central Time (2:00 pm Eastern Time) in Ferrisville Cemetery, Mishawaka, IN

Hahn Funeral Home 505 W 8th St, Mishawaka, IN 46544, is handling arrangements

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