Birth date: Nov 18, 1969 Death date: Feb 26, 2019
Madeline Morales Rodriguez 49, of Grand Island, passed away on February 26, 2019. She was born in Puerto Rico and came here from South Florida in 2013. She was a hairdresser and attended St. Patrick Catholic Church of Mount Dora. Read Obituary
Our Deepest Sympathy!
My Beloved Cousin Madeline.
She was like a sister to me from childhood on. So many memories in pictures and on videos. My precious memory was Wandas wedding and Hector's and Madie's. This is so hard to write. I truly thought she would come out of this.
Thank you Hector and Titi for allowing me to spend the night with her last week at the hospital. it was the most memorable night I will ever have. As she was laying on her bed I asked her to tell me how she was feeling? did she need anything?Then after she expressed how she was feeling, she looked at me and remembered the day I brought Ralph my husband to meet her. Then I asked her How she met Hector? I said I want details...While she was telling me I cleaned her eyebrows and applied moisturizer on her face. She said it felt good.
Life is so precious. Life is like a mist it appears for just a day and disappears tomorrow. Madie was my age.We were just 5 months apart.
Hector,Titi, Alex,and Kenny you are Loved so much , remember we Grieve with you, we suffer her loss with you, know you not alone. Love Ralph,Marilyn and family
My deepiest condolences to the family , gone but not forgotten you were an amazing person the many years I work with you that beautiful smile may your soul R I P
Madeline was a beautiful friend, a wonderful mother and lovely wife to my brother Hector L. Rodriguez. When I last visited her in their new home, she took the time to make me a beautiful blonde as her skills in hairstyling were superb. I will never forget how she made me feel that week. I will miss her terribly but I know she's with our sister Nancy in heaven. God bless.
My heart goes out to Madeline's family. I knew Madeline only for a short time through Kenny's middle school being friends with my daughter, but I was glad I got to know her for the time I had with her. May time heal your sorrow and memories fill your heart forever.
-Cheryl Pawlak
