Birth date: Mar 19, 1938 Death date: Apr 14, 2016
Josefa Contreras also known to many as Frances Contreras was born on March 19, 1938 in Indio, California to Donicio and Francisca Ramirez (Barron) and passed away on April 14, 2016 in Colton, California. Frances is survived by her Read Obituary
Marcos..Kimmie...all the family of Sis. Frances.. She had some times of suffering but she had more powerful times of celebrating as she received life in our Lord Jesus. Her dreams were for you all to know God and allow him to work in you as she knew God.
I still remember when she first started coming to Colton COGOP and saw soo many miracles.
I remember when Sis Julie was passing and God put some songs in my heart to sing to her & I did. Sis Julie smiled and a week later She passed.
Same with Sis Frances. I sang to her and she told us how she was in pain and tired. Then a week later...She went to Heaven to take her beautiful Crown with Julie..with Hermana Maria and alll of our family gone before us..who is rejoicing on those streets of Gold.
God Bless each of you! We all will miss her deeply but be comforted she won the beautiful prize and wants you all to know the peace she feels..
Beverly M. Arias
Riverside ca
Grama i love n miss u so much .. Im hurting for your touch.. Your love that was given to me. Im always gonna love u
Grama I love you so much I'm glad I was able to be there for you I don't know what we're gonna do without you but I'm happy that your no longer in pain and your in heaven with my mom thank you grama thank you for all your love and affection you showed us all
Frances was my mother in law who I loved deeply. She was a women whos faith was so strong, that when she spoke to you or took you to church you remembered everything she spoke to you about. I have many memories of her she was such an amazing women and a very proud grandma. But what I will remember always is how I was able to be with her in her final days and was with her as she took her last breath. I'll always remember how important it was for her to hope and one day see all her kids and grandkids serve the Lord and give their lives to him. I will try and honor her. Gone but not forgotten forever in our hearts
