"I was lucky to experience many great moments with Nana. She was always direct, honest and firm with her actions and words. Reflecting on my younger years I was slightly intimidated by it. But as time passed I realized she cared deeply for her family. She had certain expectations and quickly voiced them. Those expectations are because she loved and cared deeply for her family. She wanted everyone to be their best version of themselves. I?m blessed to love her and be loved by her. I?m forever grateful for all the times we shared together. The knowledge and wisdom that helped me over time was rooted from her. Thank you Nana. I love you. Rest well. Nachito "
In loving memory of
Elosia Fabay
May 27, 1930 - November 17, 2020
Our beloved Elosia Fabay, 90 years of age passed away on November 17, 2020 in Phoenix, AZ. She was the widow of Feliciano Fabay, their marriage of 73 years. Elosia was born in Sacaton, AZ the daughter of Ramona Galviz. She was a retiree from Maricopa County Medical Center. She enjoyed hiking and dancing along with sewing, knitting and playing bingo, also belonged to the St. Anthony's Catholic Church. Elosia will be remembered for her strong will and passion for her family. Elosia was preceded in death by her mother Ramona Galviz, husband Feliciano, her son David L. and her two sisters Isabel and Suzie. She is survived by her daughters Loling, Rachel, Rosalie, Rita and son Ignacio; also 9 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren, and 24 great-great grandchildren. The viewing will be held on December 1, 2020 at 11am, services from 12pm-1pm at Hansen Mortuaries-Hansen Chapel 8314 N. 7th Street Phoenix, AZ 85020. Burial will follow services at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona 23029 N. Cave Creek Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85024.
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"I was lucky to experience many great moments with Nana. She was always direct, honest and firm with her actions and words. Reflecting on my younger years I was slightly intimidated by it. But as time passed I realized she cared deeply for her family. She had certain expectations and quickly voiced them. Those expectations are because she loved and cared deeply for her family. She wanted everyone to be their best version of themselves. I?m blessed to love her and be loved by her. I?m forever grateful for all the times we shared together. The knowledge and wisdom that helped me over time was rooted from her. Thank you Nana. I love you. Rest well. Nachito "
"There are no words to write express this loss. My heart is very heavy for my whole Family that I was married into and heavy for myself, there is never any words or enough to say to make any of us feel any ease with this loss or pain. She was the heart of the Family and definitely the one of the best Woman I have ever met or known, she will be greatly missed and will forever be in my heart. I will miss her eyes light up when my Husband and I would show up bearing gifts for any occasion, she loved my gifts and I loved showering her with them. I will miss giving her gifts to see the joyful light in her eyes and the smile upon her lovely face! Love you very much Nana! Love, Cheryl Hernandez, Kids and Grandkids. "