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Margarita’s spirit was radiant—a constant source of warmth and comfort for her loved ones.

With heavy hearts and enduring love, we remember Margarita Rodriguez Corona, who passed away on June 29, 2026, in Fresno, California, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Born on January 8, 1977, in Colima, Mexico, Margarita’s journey through life was marked by unwavering strength, boundless generosity, and the deep affection she shared with all who knew her.

Margarita’s spirit was radiant—a constant source of warmth and comfort for her loved ones. Her life was a tapestry of profound devotion, most notably to her beloved husband, Jorge Alberto Perez Garnica, who stood by her side with steadfast support and unwavering care. Together, they built a home filled with laughter, strength, and resilience, nurturing a legacy anchored in love.

At the heart of Margarita’s world were her cherished children, Cristina Perez Rodriguez and Jorge Alberto Perez Rodriguez. To her children, Margarita was an endless wellspring of encouragement and wisdom, guiding them with gentle hands and a loving gaze. She witnessed their triumphs, wiped away their tears, and planted within them the seeds of kindness and fortitude that will continue to flourish in the years to come.

Family meant everything to Margarita, and her love extended far beyond the walls of her immediate household. Through every challenge and every joyful moment, she bound her family together with patience, understanding, and an unshakable sense of unity. Her home was a welcoming haven—her table always open, her arms always ready to comfort.

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The memories of Margarita’s kindness and the legacy of her courage persist as a guiding light.

Margarita’s journey began in Colima, a place whose warmth stayed with her always and shaped her into the tender, compassionate woman admired by so many. Even as she settled in California, the values of her upbringing—perseverance, humility, and a deep sense of community—remained firmly rooted in her heart. Her presence was a blessing, lighting up gatherings and daily life alike with authenticity and joy.

While her passing brings immense sorrow to those who loved her, the memories of Margarita’s kindness and the legacy of her courage persist as a guiding light. Her example of selfless devotion and the countless lives she touched with her gentle soul will not soon be forgotten.

Loved ones and friends are invited to celebrate Margarita’s life and honor her memory at a Rosary, to be held on July 14, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM at St. Ann Catholic Church, 3047 W Mount Whitney Ave, Riverdale, CA 93656. A Funeral Mass will follow the next day, July 15, 2026, at 12:00 PM, also at St. Ann Catholic Church.

As we say our earthly farewells, we hold tightly to the love Margarita so freely gave and allow her memory to live on in the hearts she leaves behind.