Cynthia Ann Gaitan

In loving memory of Cynthia Ann Gaitan, 60, of Sterling City, Texas and passed away on January 29, 2022, at Shannon Medical Center in San Angelo, Texas. Cynthia Ann Gaitan was born in Sterling City, Texas on August 16, 1961, to Bisente Gaitan and Alicia Perez. She was raised by Alicia Perez and Bisente Gaitan in San Angelo, Texas. As she grew, she was a loving sister, enjoyed helping her mom taking care of her brothers and sisters, so her mom could work. She loved ice cream, playing with friends, loved holidays, coloring, basketball, jump rope and hopscotch. Her mom raised her to be a strong woman, a respectful young woman and showed her holiday traditions to keep it going for many more generations. She was also a hard worker, loving, caring, and a giving person. She cherished her memory of her mother and father with all her heart. She met Juan Molina, Jr. who was 17 and she was 15. It was love at first sight and she knew he fell in love with her, and she loved him with all her heart. She was with him all the time and they started a new life of their own. They have three beautiful children, Ruben Gaitan, Juan Gaitan and Valerie Gaitan. She raised her children in San Angelo, Texas and she was one out of a million. Her children were blessed to have her as their mother. Cynthia Ann was a wonderful, amazing person and was one of a kind. No one could take her place. She was their queen and boss lady, a fearless strong woman who kept her head up no matter what. She lived life to the fullest. She loved to cook, clean and go shopping. She liked to have the best and liked to look her best from head to toe. She loved music, oldies but goodies. There will never be someone like her. Cynthia Ann loved her family and she did anything for anybody and everybody. She believed in God and always had faith in God. She would always say to leave everything to God. Cynthia Ann attended Howard College and became a certified Nurses aid at Baptist Retirement community. She loved working at her job every day and looked forward to taking care of sick elderly people. It became her priority and passion. She had 8 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren. She did everything she could do for them, and she was a loving, caring and best grandma they could ask for. They were blessed to have her as a grandma. She spent a lot of time with her four granddaughters and was very close to them and loved them with all her heart. They were her princesses, and she was their queen. She had a lot of wonderful times with Juan Molina, Jr., ruben, Juan, Valerie, Brissa, Brenna, Muneka, Chula, and family. She had been with Juan Molina, Jr. for 45 years and her two sons and one and only daughter and grandchildren until her death. Mother and Father, brothers and sister, a nephew, grandma and grandparents preceded her in heaven. You will never be forgotten. You will always be in our hearts, minds, thoughts, and especially our prayer. We will always feel you nearby. Cynthia Ann is survived by her husband, Juan Molina, Jr., her 2 sons, Ruben Gaitan and Juan Gaitan, her one and only daughter Valerie Gaitan; her grandchildren; her brother, Bisente Gaitan; her 2 sisters, Debbie and Gloria and numerous nieces and nephews. Her close niece Alice that showed her a lot of love. She is going to be missed so much, so many hearts feeling broken and empty, She’s our guardian angel. The Rosary will be 6:00 P.M., Tuesday, February 8, 2022, at Harper Funeral Home. The Funeral Mass will be 2:00 P.M., Wednesday, February 9, 2022, at Sacred Heart Cathedral with Rev. Lorenzo Hatch as celebrant. Interment will follow at Sterling City Cemetery in Sterling City, TX. Pallbearers for the service will be Bisente Gaitan, Albert Molina, Jr., Angel Valdez, David Gaitan, Vincent Gaitan and Michael Mares. Family and friends may share condolences and sign the online register book at www.harper-funeralhome.com