my love and condolences to the family. my mom, Ana Vilma, met Mama Gloria, both of Salvadoran roots, in the mid 70s. they would hang out a lot early on in the streets of San Francisco. Guy Jr and i would connect as children, from time to time, but we, ultimately, went our own ways. 

we reconnected many years later inside City College of San Francisco, Second Chance Program. shortly afterwards, he was taken from us. that’s when i began to call her Mama Gloria. she was one of a kind. she kept it 100, as they say.  i am gonna miss her. my love and regards to Guy Sr, Emmanuel, and the family. 

• My condolences to Gloria's family, she was an amazing woman and friend….  I first met Gloria when we were in treatments together at Chipsa hospital in Mexico. She was so sweet and motherly, always looking out for several of us. She was there  before me so she would explain what was happening to us, at first I was afraid but she helped me feel better and more relaxed. We became fast friends and it really helped  to have each other.  After 3 weeks together we went home and stayed in touch, we talked and shared food ideas and kept each other up on our progress, we both did good for a while. After 3 months we meet again for our check in back at Chipsa hospital for a week. We flew in to San Diego, the driver picked us up at the airport and took us to our hotel in TJ Mexico for a week. We walked all over TJ early in the morning's then we would eat breakfast at an organic restaurant. After breakfast we would go to our treatments. I loved spending this time with Gloria, we got very close she felt like a sister to me. I loved her very much and I will never forget her. 

Oh my beautiful Gloria dearest sister and friend…you are a big part of our family and your children who grew up with my children in the church!

We were inseparable and served the Lord together with my family for many many years.

You will be so greatly missed…the sunshine of our hearts…your love for Jesus and beautiful smile and joy and fun laughter was contagious to our lives. You will always be in my heart.    My Sister Lisa put it beautifully said in her comments…I couldn’t have said it better. 

My love, heart and prayers are with you Kimberly and Guy always and forever.  

My deepest condolences to you Guy, and Kimberly, and all of Gloria's family. 

I first met Gloria at church, we become good friends, my husband Jose(deceased) and I were youth pastors to Guy (deceased) and Kimberly(daughter)

 Gloria personally shared many meals and activities with myfamily and with our crazy Italian family members…

My Mother  and My Family Members Loved Gloria she became our True Sister…she was adopted into our family…and she was a true sister and family member…WE LOVE HER DEARLY 

Gloria Loved God with all her heart, and was always sharing His Love to others.. Her Light shined everywhere she went…She was always quick to laugh, and she would hold your hand when you went through a difficult time, and was always ready to Pray for you…

I personally have wonderful memories Gloria will be greatly missed…

I Love you my sweet Sister Gloria,…you are Forever in my heart…

Love Always, Your Sister Lisa Sandoval