Ana Yansi Gutierrez

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David Gutierrez

Ana Yansi Gutierrez

19 de noviembre de 1960 - 11 de diciembre de 2020

19 de noviembre de 1960 - 11 de diciembre de 2020

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"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Now there is in store for me a crown of righteousness…" 2 Timothy 4:7-8 Ana was such a special person in so many ways to so many different people. We wanted to create space for you to share what Mom meant to you. How she impacted your life, and share stories to keep her present in our minds and hearts as we journey through this transition together. On the morning of December 11th, 2020 Ana Yansi Gutierrez, loving wife, and mother of four children went home to be with the Lord at the age of 60. Ana was born on November 19th, 1960 in Costa Rica to Cecilia and Joaquin Carballo. She was married to Rodolfo Gutierrez on December 5th, 1987. They raised three sons, David, Enoc, Esteban, and one daughter, Rebecca. Sweet Ana loved to laugh. Any time the opportunity would present itself she would take the time to giggle, smile, and enjoy the moment. She would say, "the joy of the Lord is my strength," and she really meant it. With her love of laughter came spending time with those she held so dear, playing Parcheesi, and cards, sitting in the living room together watching Hallmark Christmas movies, sipping coffee, and serving so many delicious meals to loved ones. She greatly enjoyed imparting important life lessons while doing any activity. She had a lovely sense of humor, an infectious smile, and a kind and compassionate spirit. Ana had a passion for the Lord and really desired to serve Him with her whole heart; whether it was spending time in prayer and intercession, studying the Bible, sharing Jesus with a person while out and about, or encouraging a young wife to truly contend for her beloved, people who truly knew Ana, knew that she loved the Lord. She seemed to always bring light with her wherever she went. Her favorite holiday was Christmas, and it is so special that we get to celebrate her graduation to heaven on her very favorite holiday. Let's celebrate this special lady as she spends Christmas with the Son of God, the Prince of Peace, allow that thought to comfort you as we are witnesses to a life well-lived. Ana is preceded in death by her mother Cecilia, father Joaquin, sister Damaris, and baby daughter Daniela. She is survived by her siblings in Costa Rica; Jose, Lorena, and Yamileth. Her husband Rodolfo, her children David, Enoc, Steven, Rebecca, and Miciah, grandchildren Daniel, James, Adalynn, and Graham, as well as many other dearly loved family members. A virtual Memorial service will be held on Saturday, December 19th, 2020. Flowers or donations may be sent to their home in Boise Idaho.

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Mercedes Romero

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Ana Yancy y yo nos conocimos en la secundaria en el año 1973. Fue mi compañera de estudios, juegos, mi amiga y confidente. Realmente la pasábamos muy bien, nos divertimos muchísimo. Sus risas contagiosas, ella siempre positiva, alegre. Siempre me hizo sentir muy bien. Para 1977 al graduarnos nuestras vidas se separaron. Fue otra etapa, pero a pesar de que cada una tomo un rumbo diferente el cariño y respeto por nuestra amistad se mantuvo. Hace tan solo 3 años olvimos a tener contacto gracias a las redes sociales y desde el momento en que nos volvimos a reencontrar resurgió nuevamente ese sentimiento y cariño por esta maravillosa mujer. Siempre de la mano de Dios. Cumpliste tu objetivo en este mundo. Te recordaré por siempre Yancy querida.

Publicado el 21 de diciembre de 2020
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Nicole Gutierrez

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You always held this light above Miciah and I, from even before the day we said "I do". Even years later....The way you held our hands and prayed for us through the years we struggled to bring Adalynn and Graham into the world. You held us in the palms of your ever loving hands. Just as in those photo your light will forever shine upon us. Truly, there's no one like you. We love you so much. Thank you for the love you gave to Miciah and the way you helped him be the man he is today. Thank you for the guidance, love and tenderness.

Publicado el 19 de diciembre de 2020
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David Gutierrez

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Publicado el 19 de diciembre de 2020
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Stephanie Munson

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I first met Ana about 12 years ago, when we taught preschoolers together in a classroom at our church. We spent many hours together as teaching partners for several years. We had so much fun planning lessons, songs, crafts, activities and snacks for the services and praying for the children and their families. It was beautiful to see Ana worship God with the children. I admired her reverence and joy. She had this way about her that radiated love for the Lord. She also had a feistiness that would crack me up. I remember laughing so much when we were together. And I remember always being in awe of how God would guide our conversations. We later went to Bible school together and Bible study, and she even came to our home to make a delicious meal for some family members who were visiting us. (She introduced me to cilantro!) Ana will always have a special place in my heart. It makes me smile when I think of her with Jesus, and I look forward to one day seeing my friend again in heaven!

Publicado el 19 de diciembre de 2020
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Nicole Gutierrez

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The sound of her laughter will forever fill our hearts. The depths of her love will forever fill our souls. We love you so much.

Publicado el 19 de diciembre de 2020
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