Brandon Solarez
Diana L. Pacheco, age 80, passed away January 29, 2021. She is survived by her children, Charles Arriaga, Julie VanAken and Greg Pacheco (Lorraine), grandchildren Jacob, Jade, Jasmine, Veronica, Shantell (Justin) and Sierra. Great grandchildren, Jordyn, Josie, Savannah, Sky-Lit, Kevin, Harley and Valesence. She will be missed by many cousins, family and friends who loved her dearly.
Diana grew up in Tucson and attended South Point Catholic High School. She spent some time in California and loved traveling with the family. Diana worked many years as an administrative secretary and manager in the flooring industry, insurance, property management and various construction projects around Tucson. She was a true professional in her knowledge, ability and performance. She made many friends and associates throughout the years as a testament to her character and nature. She opened Vintage Treasure and Antiques, a retail store, which was a reflection of her interest, curiosity and love of beautiful keepsakes. She had a beautiful smile and a kind word for everyone. She loved family and get-togethers, music, good laughs and good conversation. She cherished her family and friends and missed them these last few years. She was very loved and will be missed by many.
Preceded in death by her father, Guillermo Lopez, mother, Rose Terrazas, son, Fred Arriaga, husband Alphonso Pacheco and her brother, William V. Lopez.
Rest in peace Mom. I love you. I will miss you always. Thank you for your kindness, your love and strength.
Diana grew up in Tucson and attended South Point Catholic High School. She spent some time in California and loved traveling with the family. Diana worked many years as an administrative secretary and manager in the flooring industry, insurance, property management and various construction projects around Tucson. She was a true professional in her knowledge, ability and performance. She made many friends and associates throughout the years as a testament to her character and nature. She opened Vintage Treasure and Antiques, a retail store, which was a reflection of her interest, curiosity and love of beautiful keepsakes. She had a beautiful smile and a kind word for everyone. She loved family and get-togethers, music, good laughs and good conversation. She cherished her family and friends and missed them these last few years. She was very loved and will be missed by many.
Preceded in death by her father, Guillermo Lopez, mother, Rose Terrazas, son, Fred Arriaga, husband Alphonso Pacheco and her brother, William V. Lopez.
Rest in peace Mom. I love you. I will miss you always. Thank you for your kindness, your love and strength.
