Enriqueta (Henrietta) F Rushing

Enriqueta (Henrietta) F Rushing - Submitted for the USGenWeb by Thomas Rushing August 8, 2017

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Enriqueta (Henrietta) F Rushing Madison Parish, Louisiana

Enriqueta (Henrietta) F Rushing was born on March 3, 1938 and went to be with her lord and savior on August 6, 2017. She was born to Enrique Fernandez Sanchez and Rafaela Garcia Jimenez in Seville, Spain.

She met her husband Thomas Rushing while he was stationed at San Pablo AB, Spain and they were married in 1966. She came to the United States in May of 1967 and earned her citizenship in 1973. While her husband was in the Air Force, they were stationed in Idaho, Alaska, New Mexico, Philippines, North Dakota, back to Spain and finally to Oklahoma. While her husband was in Vietnam she lived in Tallulah, LA.

Her parents and her three siblings, Jose, Rafaela and Maria preceded her in death.

She is survived by her Husband and three Children, Aurora (Jeanie), Linda and Michael as well as seven grandchildren

Enriqueta lived a full life and was very involved in the Catholic Church. She was a great mother who nurtured her children to the fullest, She took great pride in all of her children and grandchildren and had many close friends, as she was outgoing and engaging. She will be greatly missed. She loved working in the garden and taking care of her household. She was very creative in all that she did.

You have earned your angel wings, rejoice in heaven, and watch over us, we will miss you more than anyone can imagine, but we will see you again. All our love goes to you.

Your family.

Instead of flowers please make a donation to the charity of your choice.

Pallbearers will be J.L. de Jong, Menso de Jong, Robert de Jong, Danielle de Jong, Randy Smith and Tyler Entz.