Jenny Sanchez

Jenny Veronica Ramos, 43, beloved sister and mother, was called to her eternal resting place on September 16, 2020. she entered this world on July 2, 1977 in San Salvador, El Salvador, born to Samuel and Virginia Iglesias. She is survived by her sisters Angelica Cossich, Norma Ayala, Sandra Diaz, Reyna Martinez, Nohemy Ramos and brother Milton Iglesias; father Samuel Iglesias-Mercado; mother Virginia Iglesias; son Erick Sanchez & Wilson, daughter Elizabeth Sanchez, husband Juan Alberto Gomez and all her nieces and nephews that love her very much. Jenny served as a member of the Church El Aposento Alto where she attended for many years. She loved to help out the Girls ministries and the dance team. Anything that she could do to help or serve her God she never hesitated. She lived in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and has worked hard to give her children the life that they deserved. As a single mother she made sure that there was never a meal missing for them. She was a house keeper for many years to many amazing bosses she had. Also then she found the love of her life, Juan, a man that she loved for many years and supported her to every extent possible. Jenny was a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day, if she had something to share with you she made sure you were having whatever she was having with you. No matter what time of night it was if she could help you she was ready to hip in her care and aid you at whatever she could. In October 2019 she was diagnosed with the horrible sickness called Adrenal Cortical Carcinoma Stage 4 and there wasn't much the doctors knew what to do as this sickness is still being studied in clinical trials. Jenny fought till her last breath, a very strong warrior she fought and fought till her lungs could no longer let in any oxygen. She is resting in a place where suffering no more exists. In our hearts and memories JENNY VERONICA RAMOS will forever be. An emptiness and a gap will be there but just remember Jenny wouldn't want you to be sad, she would say smile "I love you." Rest in Peace our dear friend.