Mrs. Betty Ann Armijo passed away into eternal peace March 11, 2023. Betty Ann was a life long resident of El Rancho, New Mexico.
She is survived by her loving and devoted husband Mr. Benny Armijo of 55 years, her only child Alex Armijo – Alexander, loving fur babies Chuy, Pinion, Gemma, Peaches, Lady Blue, Rox, Blackie, and Jay T.
She is preceded in death by her parents Emmit and Sue Alexander, In Laws Ben and Regina Armijo, very special cousins Shiela Ewy, Jane Bussell and Dorothy Garcia. Also surviving her are very special sisters in law Juanita Armijo and partner Doug Tuggle, Maggie Sanchez, Sadie Armijo, Lucille and husband Marvin Armijo, Valerio and Bella Armijo, her brother Richard Alexander and partner Rebekkah, and very dear lifelong friends Nora Trujillo and husband Herman, Arnold Gabaldon, Aniver Roybal and Luis Roybal.
Betty was a very charismatic woman, her Catholic faith was very important to her. She loved watching her daily Mass and praying the Rosary every day, all of which was a great comfort for her.
Rosary will be on Wednesday, March 29, 2023 at 9:30 am at Our Nuestra Senora De Guadalupe Parrish in Pojoaque, NM. Funeral Mass will follow at 10:00 am. Burial to follow at El Campos Santo Cemetery in El Rancho, NM.
In lieu of flowers please donate to American Cancer Society, Arthritis Foundation, ASPCA or charities of your choice.
Serving as Honorary Pallbearer is her Godson Mr. M.J. Armijo.
A very special thank you to our prima Lorraine DeVargas and all the wonderful staff at DeVargas Funeral Home.
The family of Betty Armijo has entrusted the care of their loved one to DeVargas Funeral Home & Crematory of the beautiful Espanola Valley. (505) 747-7477-www.devargasfuneral.com
A very heartfelt thank you to Shirley and Lenny Roybal for their delicious food, support and continued prayers, her end of life care nurses Jack, Danielle, Poem, Julia, Jene, Elizabeth, and very dear companion Dora Pacheco. Also with great thanks and gratitude for doing the Rosary, Patty Romero, Nancy Romero, Kathleen Roybal, Shirley Roybal and Juanita Armijo of Catholic Daughters Society.