Teresa De La Torre

Teresa De La Torre, a compassionate teacher, talented artist, and devoted caregiver, passed away on October 13, 202, at the age of 72. Born on January 4, 1952, Teresa touched the lives of many with her loving and kind spirit, leaving an indelible mark on her family, friends, and students.

Teresa dedicated her life to education, sharing her knowledge and nurturing her students with the same care she afforded to her loved ones. She held a Master's degree, which she earned through hard work and determination, exemplifying the value she placed on learning and growth. Her dedication extended beyond the classroom, as she always took the time to help those in need, including caring for Ronda, Chuck, and Nick. Teresa was admired for her ability to see the potential in everyone and encouraged them to strive for their best.

Aside from her professional accomplishments, Teresa was a gifted artist who found joy and solace in painting. Her creativity flourished as she expressed herself through vibrant colors and inspiring scenes, often sharing her artwork with those around her. This passion for art served as an extension of her love for life and for the people she cherished.

A proud grandmother, Teresa delighted in the moments spent with her grandchildren: Aamiah, Brennan, Caidenn, Dalenn, Eiann, and Baby F. These precious relationships brought her immense happiness, and the memories they created together will undoubtedly live on in the hearts of her family.

Teresa was blessed with a loving family that includes her son, Nicholas C. Baron, and daughter, Natalie K. Weisenberger. She is also survived by her beloved siblings: Guadalupe, Patricia, and Carmen (sisters) and Jose Luis, Carlos, Jorge, Gerardo, and Juan (brothers).

Teresa De La Torre leaves behind a legacy of kindness, generosity, and love. Her profound impact on her family, friends, and community will be warmly remembered and cherished by all who were fortunate enough to know her. As we celebrate her life, we honor her unwavering commitment to caring for others and the joy she brought to our lives.