Our beloved Evangelina F. Saucedo, age 83, resident of San Marcos, Texas was called by our Heavenly Father on Friday, November 10, 2023. Evangelina is preceded in death by her husband: Antonio “Tony” Saucedo Sr.; son: Richard Jason Saucedo; parents: Jose & Romana Falcon; 6 brothers and 1 sister. Evangelina, was woman whose presence touched the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know her. Evangelina, born in Dripping Springs and a longtime resident of Kyle, was not just a part of a large family of 2 sisters and 8 brothers; she was an amazing heartbeat of that family. Growing up on a ranch, she learned the values of hard work and perseverance while laboring in the fields alongside her parents and siblings, picking crops in various states. In the 1950s, amidst the fields, she acquired skills that would define her independence — learning to drive a tractor and truck. Her life took on a new and beautiful chapter when she married the love of her life, Antonio C. (Tony) Saucedo Sr. Their union lasted for an incredible 50 years, during which they created a loving home in San Marcos, Texas, and raised six wonderful children. For over 57 years, Evangelina devoted herself as a Nurse Aide and Certified Med Aide, leaving an indelible mark on places like Care Inn, Hillside Manor nursing homes, and Redwood Springs Assisted Living. Her vocation wasn’t just a job; it was a reflection of her compassionate nature and her heart of gold. She truly loved caring for people. Evangelina’s talents extended beyond the medical field. A skilled seamstress, crocheter, cook, and gardener, she found joy in creating and nurturing. As a Den Mother for the boys Cub Scouts, she supported her children in every endeavor, from little league football to bowling, girl scouts, cheerleading embodying unwavering encouragement. Her kitchen, a place of warmth and delicious aromas, bore witness to her culinary mastery. She not only cooked for her family but extended her culinary love to friends, neighbors, and anyone fortunate enough to cross her path. Her creativity also flourished in crafting, and her creations adorned homes with love and care. Despite her petite stature, Evangelina possessed a larger-than-life personality, marked by strength, determination, and courage—qualities that defined her final nine years, where she fought with resilience until the end. Our beloved mom had an extraordinary capacity for love, always putting others ahead of herself. Her children were her top priority, and her love for her grandchildren and great-grandchildren knew no bounds. Every visit from them brought her immeasurable joy, and her house echoed with the love and blessings they carried. Today, we feel the weight of sorrow at her physical absence, but we find solace in the knowledge that Evangelina is no longer in pain. She has found peace, resting in Gods memory, awaiting His Kingdom. As we remember her, let us carry forward the legacy of love, kindness, and faith she leaves behind. Until we meet again, dear Mom, your memories will remain etched in our hearts. Love You Forever, Mom. She is survived by her sons: Antonio "Tony" Saucedo Jr. (Dora), Jimmy F. Saucedo (Norma) and Roland F. Saucedo; daughters: Brenda Luevano (Alberto) and Evangelina “Tiny” Ybarra (Jose); brothers: Joe Falcon and Jessie Falcon Sr.; sister: Elida Saavedra; 11 grandchildren; 8 great grandchildren; and with numerous nieces, nephews, other family members and friends. Visitation will begin at 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m., Monday, November 20, 2023 with Recitation of Holy Rosary beginning at 7:00 p.m., at Los Angeles Funeral Home … 300 Cheatham St. … San Marcos, Texas. Morning Visitation will begin at 8:00a.m. Tuesday, November 21, 2023 at Los Angeles Funeral Home followed with Mass of Christian Burial beginning 10:00am at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church … 624 E. Hopkins St. … San Marcos, Texas. Interment will follow at Memory Lawn Memorial Park in Martindale, Texas. Serving as Pallbearers: Anthony Angelo Saucedo, Jonathan Thomas Saucedo, Joseph Michael Saucedo, Alberto Javier Luevano, Elijah Ybarra and Jordan Perez. Serving as Honorary Pallbearers: Mariah Belen Luevano, Serena Angela Perez, Gabriela Teresa Luevano, Antonia Romana Luevano and Jessica Lynn Saucedo.