Theresa Castillo Arizola of Orlando, FL was the daughter of Joseph and Emilia Lara Castillo, youngest of 7 sisters, Pauline, Bea, Mary, Emily, Vera and Yolanda and raised in Kerrville, TX. While in high school, she met the love of her life, Arthur "Art" Arizola from Comfort, Texas. They married, Art joined the U.S. Air Force and they were stationed in many locations. Despite a life history of health troubles, Terri never wavered on her commitment and love of family, faith and country. She maintained strength and an inner fortitude to do her best, even when her body was wracked with pain, disease, discomfort, or sickness. Terri loved children and worked as a very popular nanny for many families over the years. However, when she became a grandmother, her love of children exploded. She was the perfect grandmother. She sang, played, taught arts and crafts and smothered them with all things grandmotherly. Her imprint on them will be a legacy of love that will be remain with them forever. Terri was a Christian, proud of her Native-American and Hispanic heritage, a patriot, and a dedicated and devoted wife, mother and grandmother. She is mourned and will be missed by many. She was preceded in death by a stillborn son, Michael.
Theresa Castillo Arizola of Orlando, FL was the daughter of Joseph and Emilia Lara Castillo, youngest of 7 sisters, Pauline, Bea, Mary, Emily, Vera and Yolanda and raised in Kerrville, TX. While in high school, she met the love of her life, Arthur "Art" Arizola from Comfort, Texas. They married, Art joined the U.S. Air Force and they were stationed in many locations. Despite a life history of health troubles, Terri never wavered on her commitment and love of family, faith and country. She maintained strength and an inner fortitude to do her best, even when her body was wracked with pain, disease, discomfort, or sickness. Terri loved children and worked as a very popular nanny for many families over the years. However, when she became a grandmother, her love of children exploded. She was the perfect grandmother. She sang, played, taught arts and crafts and smothered them with all things grandmotherly. Her imprint on them will be a legacy of love that will be remain with them forever. Terri was a Christian, proud of her Native-American and Hispanic heritage, a patriot, and a dedicated and devoted wife, mother and grandmother. She is mourned and will be missed by many. She was preceded in death by a stillborn son, Michael.
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