Leticia Alvarez
My deepest condolences Karen may your faith in the creator bring you comfort. I will always remember your mother's kindness towards me.

Birth date: Jul 23, 1935 Death date: May 6, 2025
Elenore Pauline Roque was born on July 23, 1935, and went home to be with the Lord on May 6, 2025. She was 89 years old.She is preceded in death by her mother Blanche Callaway, father Patrick Welish, and her only sibling Sara Sanc Read Obituary
My deepest condolences Karen may your faith in the creator bring you comfort. I will always remember your mother's kindness towards me.
For the life you shared, we plant a tree in memory. A place for shade, relief from the elements, and a spot to pray. We are all 1 day closer.
I met Sister Pauline about 40 years ago. I was 20 years old and at that time I had a two year-old son and my life was a complete mess due to some bad choices that I made.. a friend of mine took me to church at Love International because I desperately needed healing and deliverance. I did not know what to wear to church so I wore what I usually wear, which was spandex pants, boots and 10 earrings in each ear. When I was introduced to sister Pauline, I remember she grabbed me and she gave me the biggest hug that I have ever had. There was absolutely nothing within her, but God's love. Pauline would drive from Oxnard to Camarillo on Sunday and Wednesday to pick me up for church and then take me back again. I can honestly say that without her being there for me when I was going through such a hard time, I would not be here today. Pauline was the most selfless person I have ever met. She was always available if I needed to pray or even just to talk. She always made me feel like I was the most important person in the room. I loved her like a daughter would love her mother. She was a spiritual mother to me and to countless others. She taught me about scripture and the love of Jesus and much much more. Sister Pauline poured out so much of herself into everyone she came across. When I looked at her, it was like looking at Jesus. She just simply loved everybody. Years later when I moved to Washington state, I would still give her a call about once a month or so, and when I would go down to California to visit, I made sure that myself and my children stopped by to see her. Pauline never saw nothing but the best in everybody, and just like she did not judge me or raise an eyebrow to my first church outfit of spandex pants, she never said anything about the bad that I did prior to knowing Jesus, she would just tell me that I am forgiven and that's that. I used to love to hear her sing in Spanish, even though I had no idea what she was singing I knew it was something to glorify the Lord. I know that right now she is with Jesus. And I know that one day I will see her again. I love you, sister Pauline.!