Dora Garza

dora garza
Dora Alicia “Licha” Urrabazo Garza, age 60, of Dilworth, MN, passed away Thursday September 17, 2015 after a long courageous battle with pancreatic cancer at Sanford Hospital in Fargo. Licha was born on January 5, 1955 in El Moral, Mexico the daughter of Claudio and Elvira (Garcia) Urrabazo. She was raised in Crystal City TX. On May 24, 1978 Licha married Javier Garza Sr. in Crystal City, TX, where they made their home. They moved to Dilworth, MN in 1990 where they have lived since, raising their two children, Xavier and Leelani. Licha is survived by her husband, Javier; her children, Xavier (Bianca) Garza; and Leelani (Michael Eng) Garza; her Father, Claudio Urrabazo; her siblings – Rosa Rocha, Rodolfo Urrabazo, Raul Urrabazo, Herlinda Lopez, Victor Manuel Urrabazo, Claudio Urrabazo Jr., Jose Luis Urrabazo; and many nieces and nephews. Licha was also blessed with four grandchildren – Zachary, Marisela, Maya and Daniel, whom meant the world to her. She was preceded in death by her mother, Elvira (Garcia) Urrabazo; her brother, Juan Porfirio Urrabazo; and her younger sister, Elvira Urrabazo. Licha touched the lives of many and she will be dearly missed. VISIITATION: 10 am – 7 pm Monday, September 21, 2015 at St. Francis Catholic Church in Moorhead, MN – and also one hour prior to the service in the church on Tuesday FUNERAL MASS: 11 am Tuesday, September 22, 2015 at St. Francis Catholic Church in Moorhead BURIAL: St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery in Moorhead.

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  1. My deepest condolences to all the family ..May God give everyone the peace and strength to get through this new chapter God has received another angel I knew her when we used to go dancing she was always smiling and always happy she was a very special person God Bless

  2. I got to know Dora while working at Centennial Elementary in Fargo. She was a wonderful, kind, gentle and a very hard worker. My Sympathy to all of her family. God be with you in your time of sorrow.
    No more suffering for her. RIP Dora.

  3. Dora made the best tamales every Christmas for our family! I so much will miss our times sitting on the patio drinking tea and coffee. I will miss the stories. I will miss the cooking lessons. Most of all, I am missing my Friend. I am so happy I had Dora as my neighbor and my friend. Sleep in your sweet angels arms, where you have no more pain. I love you Dora!

  4. We were friends for several years working at Eventide. Then we would run into each out shopping and always have a quick hi how are you. I again saw Dora not more that a few weeks ago and she looked like she was feeling better after all her trials. Again we connected after so many years, still the kind, sweet always concerned friend. This lady had a lot of class…. RIP. my friend.

  5. The hurt and pain that comes when losing a loved one may sometimes feel so unbearable that we might think that we can’t go on. Our Heavenly Father will give you all the strength to cope with the loss of your dear loved one. For further encouragement please visit http://www.jw.org.

  6. Hello, my name is Carlein. I am a Bible teacher. I am sorry for your loss. A scripture that has given me much comfort is Revelation 21.4 which promises that one day death shall be no more. I hope this truth brings you comfort also.

  7. To the Garza family:
    I’m a Minister and after reading Dora’s obits wanted to extend my condolence to you and your friends.. When I experience death and my family or hear of others, I’m reminded of what the bible promises at Revelation chap 21 verse 4-5. There we have God’s promise that one day all sickness, death and pain will be eliminated. That will happen when God’s Kingdom rules this earth as it does heaven. Then you will see Dora again. So until then Pray for God’s Kingdom to Come.

  8. My most sincere condolences and prayers to Licha’s family. She was a good friend. May God have her in his loving, tender care. With love, Lupe.

  9. To the family so sorry for your lost God has gained an Angel my toughts and prayers for all her family may he give you all the strenght in these difficult times …R.I.P.Dora..

  10. It was always a pleasure to see Dora in the hallways at school. Her energy and kindness will be missed. Her upbeat attitude had a way of making every day a little better. R.I.P. Dora 🙂

  11. I am so sorry for your loss. May she rest in Peace. She was a kind and lovely lady. I will miss her warm embraces and her beautiful smile. You are all in my prayers.

  12. My Most Sencere Condolences To Our Prima Licha Urrabazo Garza. The Lord has called her to his Kingdom! Where there’s no pain and no sorrow! She is reunited with her mother & many family members. She will forever be missed. Gone but never forgotten. On Behalf of my sisters Abby Vargas, Cindy Balboa,Rachel Balboa & Myself Marina Balboa Moreno. We Love you prima. Until we meet again. Rip

  13. My mother was a gift from god, she taught me everything I needed to know except how to live without her, my heart hurts for her in so many ways I never knew the heart could feel like this…my only comfort is knowing she is no longer in pain…..she was an amazing mother and grandmother….I miss her dearly I love you mom may you watch over me and my little ones and my little one on the way I knew how hard you were fighting to stay and watch the birth of your grandchild


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