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Our beautiful mother, grandmother, and loved one entered eternal rest on Saturday, August 23, 2025, at the blessed age of 100. Oralia Ynclan was born in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas Mexico to Gabriel Inclan and Elvira Martinez. She is reunited with her parents, brothers and sisters, Juventina, Gilberto, Carlota, Derly, Lidia, Gabriel, Severo and grandson, Vince Anthony Davila. Oralia is survived by her loving children, Leticia Chavez (Daniel), Jose Luis Y. Davila (Stephanie), grandchildren, Desiree Boyer (Chris), Noemi Perez (Joe), Jasmine (Kevin), Liliana Jasso (Jonne), Mason Davila, Benjamin Davila, great-granddaughter Gisselle Davila, brother, JoseMaria Inclan (MariaElena), sister, Elvira Montemayor and numerous nieces, nephews and friends. Oralia had a humble, loving, compassionate heart. She dedicated herself to her parents and siblings as she grew up. She also loved animals. At the age of 14 she went to work for a tailor, Aurorita, who sewed exclusive clothing for wealthy clients for a living. Our mother’s love for the art and determination developed her into a professional tailor/seamstress making bridal dresses, suits and tuxedos, baby clothes, etc. without ever using a pattern. As the years went on, she made clothes for her family, relatives, Lety & Pepe, and those who needed clothing. She also had a beauty salon at her parent’s house where she worked as a beautician and seamstress. And then she married at age 33 to Francisco S. Davila and moved to San Antonio TX. Had 2 “wonderful” children whom she raised with so much love and taught us about faith, love, and compassion. Her strength was her faith and personal relationship with God. Her walk was like Jesus, helping the sick with love, meals, and prayers. Visiting hospitals to pray for the sick, and shared the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ with everyone. As the years progressed, she remained very dedicated to God, her church, and continued sewing for her neighbors and anyone who would ask. Her life was always full of love for everyone and looked forward to being in paradise with our Lord. Nuestra Madre will always live forever in our hearts.

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Oralia M. Ynclan

August 12, 1925 - August 23, 2025