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February 2002 Leticia Ann Balbantin Lara July 23, 1980 ~ September 7, 2021 Leticia Ann [Balbantin] Lara was born on July 23, 1980 in Oklahoma City to Pablo and Joyce [Keeler] Balbantin. Leticia was married to Ramiro Lara on October 30, 1995. To this union came Ramiro Jr, Liliana and Angelica. Leticia graduated from Capital Hill High School. She loved life and tried to enjoy her time here on earth to the fullest and loved to attend a good concert. Leticia had a very special group of friends, Amanda Balbantin, Leslie Funderburk and Jennifer Nobel-White, also known as her "heifers". You never knew what kind of trouble her and her "heifers" could get into. As a young girl, her favorite thing to do was to pester her little brother, PJ. Leticia was always fond of the idea that she was so much bigger than her big brother, Nathan. Leticia is survived by: Son, Ramiro Jr of the home, Daughter, Angelica of the home, Parents, Pablo and Joyce Balbantin, Brothers, Pablo Balbantin, Jr and wife Amanda, Nathan Perez and wife Leslie, Maternal Grandmother, Ruthie Keeler. Leticia is preceded in death by: The love of her life, Ramiro Lara, a very special princess daughter, Liliana Lara, Maternal Grandfather, Edward Keeler, Paternal grandparents, Pablo Balbantin and Santa Espinoza |
© Carnegie Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, December 19, 2001 ~ November 24, 2020 Liliana Orali Lara was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Ramiro and Leticia Ann [Balbantin] Lara on December 19, 2001. Liliana passed from this life comfortably and peacefully on November 24, 2020. From the day she was born, Liliana was a fighter with a strong passion for life. She was the light of her parents eyes. She was always smiling, laughing, and just being happy. Liliana loved everyone she ever met, but she always had a very close relationship with her daddy, her bubba, and her papa. Liliana's favorite thing to do was to watch cartoons, especially Spongebob Square Pants, and watching hunting shows with her daddy. Liliana loved this time of year, especially watching the twinkling lights on the Christmas tree and sitting and watching the fire through the glass on the wood burning stove. She was and is very loved and will always be missed. Liliana was preceded in death by her paternal grandmother, Yolanda Mendoza, her paternal aunts Oralia and Maria de la Luz Lara, her maternal great grandpa, Edward Keeler, and paternal great grandparents, Baldomero Mendoza and Magadalena Flores. Liliana is survived by her parents, Ramiro and Leticia Lara of the home in Katie, Oklahoma, her brother, Ramiro Lara, Jr of the home, her sister, Angelica Lara of the home, her maternal grandparents, Pablo and Joyce Balbantin of Katie, her paternal grandfather, Jose Lara of La Noria, Guanajuato, Mexico, her maternal great grandmother, Ruthie Keeler of Oklahoma City, her uncle Nathan Perez and wife Leslie of Tecumseh, uncle Pablo Balbantin Jr and wife Amanda of Elmore City, uncle Jose Lara and wife Lupita, aunt Mireya Lara, uncle Servando Lara and aunt Ana Lara all of Oklahoma City, uncle Pedro Lara and Monica, uncle Socorro Lara, uncle Jorge Lara, aunt Erika Lara and uncle Rodrigo Lara of Noria, Guanajuato, Mexico along with many other very specials aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. Graveside services are scheduled at the Katie Cemetery. Services are under the direction of Wooster Funeral Home. You may send a condolence to the family at www.woosterfuneralhomes.com. |
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