Mary Ann Baladez , 67 of Bloomington, left this earth to be with her lord and savior Jesus Christ on September 7, 2026, in Victoria. She was born in Jones Texas June 7, 1959 to the late Manuel montavolo and Narcissa Garcia. She was catholic.

She is survived by her husband Jesus Baladez. Daughters; Marisol Gomez and Narcisa Garcia. Son; Emilio Baladez . Brothers; Manuel montavlo, Bobby montavlo . Mother; narcissa Garcia .

She proceeded in death by, father; Manuel Montalvo. Son; Jesus Baladez jr. grandchildren; John Gomez jr , earl baladez , Micheal garcia , emilio Baladez’s jr. Sisters: Janie canales, Petra Baladez. Brother: Joe Montalvo. She had 37 grandchildren, and 16 great grandchildren. She was a beloved wife and mother. She’s loved by many.

Mrs. Baladez was married to the love of her life, Jesus, for 44 years, but their love story began 53 years ago. He was her first love and her only love, and together they built a family filled with memories, love, laughter, and devotion.

Mary Ann was a wonderful mother to four children: Marisol, wife of John Gomez Sr.; Jesus Baladez Jr.; Narcisa, wife of Mike Garcia Sr.; and Emilio Baladez Sr., Husband of Larissa Reyna. She was blessed with 37 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren, all of whom held a special place in her heart.

To her family, Mary Ann was so much more than a mother, grandmother, wife, and daughter. She was the heart of her family. She was the woman whose love could make you feel safe, welcomed, and cared for. She gave of herself without asking for anything in return and loved her family in a way that will never be forgotten.

To her grandchildren, she was a grandmother whose love could never be replaced. She watched them grow, cared for them, worried about them, celebrated them, and loved them through every season of their lives. Her hands may have grown tired and fragile with the passing years, but those same hands spent a lifetime working hard, raising her family, caring for others, and giving love.

She leaves behind a legacy that cannot be measured by years, but by the lives she touched. Her family will carry her love, her lessons, her memories, and the stories of the woman she was for generations to come.

Mary Ann was deeply loved by many, and her absence will leave a space in the hearts of everyone who knew her. Though saying goodbye is never easy, her family finds comfort knowing that her suffering has ended and that she is now resting peacefully in the arms of her Lord and Savior.

Her family will forever cherish the memories she gave them and the love she poured into their lives. She may no longer be able to hold their hands, but the love she placed in those hands will remain with them forever.

“Her children arise and call her blessed.” — Proverbs 31:28

Visitations will be held from September 17 at Graces funeral home at 6pm with a rosary to be recited at 7pm at evening. Church will be on September 18 at 9am, at Lady of Sorrows. And burial after at San Jose cemetery in Bloomington Texas

Pallbearers will be; Leticia Garcia, Jesus Baladez, Xavier garcia, John garcia, Ted Baladez, Timothy Baladez.

Honorary pallbearers will be; Sebastian Gomez, Emilio Baladez jr.