Aurora Solano De Paz
Posted By Simplicity Funeral & Cremation Care On April 27, 2021 @ 9:53 pm In Obituaries | 8 Comments
Aurora “Loy” Solano De Paz, of Chicago, Illinois, went to heaven on Sunday, April 25, 2021.
She was born in Vicente Guerrero, Durango México on June 22, 1929 to parents Juan Solano and Guadalupe Flores. Aurora completed her primary and secondary education and served as an educator in Vicente Guerrero, Durango Mexico prior to moving to the United States. She also was a shortstop on her local baseball team in Mexico. In 1948, Aurora married León Paz Sr.
Soon after their nuptials, the couple ventured to the United States to settle in Chicago, Illinois where they established La Pesca, one of the early tortilla businesses in Chicago’s burgeoning Mexican community. Eventually, Aurora and her husband moved their business to Chicago’s Pilsen community in 1952 and renamed it as Molino Durango. Aurora and Leon operated this venture for about two decades. The small business sustained their family, employed neighborhood residents, and supplied delicious tortillas as far north as Wisconsin and helped other local entrepreneurs enter the tortilla market.
Aurora and Leon had five children—Cecilia (deceased), Juan (deceased), Guadalupe, Leon (deceased), and Daniel (deceased). All were active as a family in the St. Procopius parish community.
Aurora, or “Loy” as she is known by her family, is survived by her daughter Guadalupe, her Sister Maria Elena Chavez, her brother Jaime Solano, many nieces and nephews, and her beloved 14 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren—most of which she held in her famed rebozo. As matriarch for the family, she counseled her children, grandchildren, and was a friend to many in the community.
Funeral Service: Celebration of Life Mass for Aurora will take place at St. Procopius Church 1200 West 18th Street (Corner of 18th Street and Allport Street) Chicago, Illinois 60608 on Monday, May 3, 2021 at 10:00 A.M. Burial to follow at St. Mary’s Cemetery 87th and Pulaski Road, Evergreen Park, Illinois.
**Please be respectful of the wishes of the family. Please follow social distancing guidelines & wear your face mask at all times. As much as the family would love to receive your hugs it’s important to provide safety for all.
Due to the State of Illinois COVID-19 guidelines, No Children under 13 years old can be accommodated for safety reasons.
For those wishing to pay their respects, only 50 people at a time will be allowed at a time. This does not include funeral home Associates or clergy/celebrant or church staff.
Funeral Associates will be directing those paying respects upon entering the church. ALL ATTENDEES must cover using mouth-face mask covers, respect social distancing and use of hand sanitizers. **According to the regulations CDC; the Archdiocese of Chicago, Churches and Cemeteries due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, those attending the church services, ALL ATTENDEES must cover using mouth-face mask covers, use of hand sanitizers and respect the social distancing at all times. Must sign in at entrance of church with Funeral Associates.
We kindly ask to keep your visitation very brief to allow all other guests to pay their respects and to minimize those people that are waiting outside of the church. Thank you for your cooperation during these difficult times.
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8 Comments To "Aurora Solano De Paz"
#1 Comment By Paulina Guzman On April 28, 2021 @ 12:57 pm
Lupe and family,
Our deepest condolences to you. Please know you are in our prayers. I have fond memories of your mom. I will never forget the beautiful blanket she knitted for our first born, Emmanuel Guzmán. We still have the blanket and will always cherish it.
If you need anything please let me know
All our love and prayers for you and your family.
Enrique, Paulina, Emmanuel, Sofia Guzmán & Amparo Garcia
#2 Comment By Javier and Olga Salazar On April 28, 2021 @ 5:12 pm
Lupe,
As we extend our deepest sympathy on the loss of your Mom, you and your family continue to be in our prayers. May our Lord grant your Mom eternal life and may she rest in peace.
#3 Comment By Frank & Belin Cruz On April 28, 2021 @ 6:55 pm
My deepest condolences to the entire Paz family; Loy was the “rock” of your family after Leon Sr passed. I am so sorry to hear she is gone but she is finally reunited with her husband and children. Loy will be missed most by the generations of the Paz family who will not benefit from her wisdom & advice. Sending hugs and prayers
#4 Comment By Gloria Ibarra On April 28, 2021 @ 7:09 pm
Lupe. I am really sorry for your loss. May your mom rest in peace.
#5 Comment By Aurelio Cisneros Jr On April 28, 2021 @ 9:45 pm
My deepest condolences. My best memories were going over to your house when I was a little boy and our families spending time together. Your Mom emanated strength and security, the kind of feeling the best Moms give. Sincerely Jr.
#6 Comment By Maria S Perez On April 29, 2021 @ 8:19 am
I am so sorry for your loss Lupe Paz, she will always be remembered as the grandmother that was always there for her children and her grandchildren. may God have her in his Gloria. I truly truly am sorry for your loss Lupe. I am here for you. 🙂
#7 Comment By Sylvia Luque(Aguilar) On April 29, 2021 @ 9:30 am
Lupe, my heart goes out to you and your family for this great loss. I will miss her very much especially at our family gatherings since she was always a part of the family. I will keep you all in my prayers. May she Rest In Peace.🖤🖤 Going but not forgotten!!
#8 Comment By Agustin Iñiguez On May 2, 2021 @ 5:34 pm
Mi mas sentido pesame para la familia paz que dios la tenga en su santa gloria de parte mi. Familia. de Agustin Iñiguez Saludos muchas bendiciones