Kern County CA Obituary Project Obituaries.....Chavarria, Eulalia "Julie" May 7, 2005
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The Bakersfield Californian 
Eulalia "Julia" Chavarria
February 12, 1927 - May 7, 2005 

Graveside services for Eulalia Chavarria Julia, will be held Wednesday, May 
11, 2005, at 2:00 p.m. Enrique Puente, Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses will 
officiate. Interment will be at Union Cemetery.

Grandma Julia went to her final resting place on May 7, 2005, after a lengthy 
illness. Grandma is finally at peace and free from any discomfort. Grandma 
Julia was the family matriarch. She was wonderful and loving to all her kids 
no matter what. Grandma was born and raised in El Centro, California, but 
resided her adult years here in Bakersfield with her children.

She leaves behind her special friend/ companion, Celedonio Sanchez; her 
daughter and husband, Irene and Antonio Chavarria; her sisters and brother-in-
law, Connie and Joe Gustelam, Alice and Roy Stewart; and her baby brother, Joe 
Chito Lopez; her grandchildren and spouses, Carmen and Enrique Puente, Sandra 
and David Rodriguez, Juan and Sheila Abina, RoseAnn and John Adkins. She also 
leaves behind several great-grandchildren she loved dearly, Phillip Arvizu and 
his wife, Sonia, David Grijalva and his wife, Courtney, Danielle Puente, 
Enrique Puente Jr., Johnny Adkins, Rafael Abina, Juliet Abina, Bridget Abina. 
She also had several great-great-grandchildren who she loved dearly, Phillip 
Arvizu Jr., Adriana Arvizu, Adam Arvizu, Olivia Arvizu, Gabriel Fuentes, Rosie 
Trevino, Sunshine Trevino and Yasmine Grijalva. She also leaves behind many 
nieces and nephews who loved and cared for her dearly. She is preceded in 
death by her parents, Ambrosio and Carmen Lopez; her husband, Antonio 
Chavarria.

Grandma lived to enjoy many generations of children. She once stated the 
following, I have lived a good life, and I have lived my life the way I 
wanted, and when I die, I do not want my kids to be sad, but be happy for me. 
We were very fortunate to have had Grandma Julia in our lives for as long as 
we did.

A special thanks goes to her caregiver and granddaughter, Carmen Puente. 
Carmen took care of Grandma with love, compassion, honor, selflessness and 
dignity. Also a special thanks to the Denton/Gustelam families for their 
endless support and comfort. A special thank you to all her physicians, San 
Joaquin Hospital and the staff at Emmanuel Convalescent Home.

Hopson-Anspach Mortuary 


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Volunteer submission - No relation to deceased.

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