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By 7031791897 February 11, 2025
Viewing
Friday
February 14th, 2025
12-6p
Serenity FH Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Ste. 306
Las Vegas, NV 
89104

Live Stream
By 7031791897 January 29, 2025
Cleofas Olivas-Ortega, nació el día 9 de Abril de 1941 en el Estado de Durango, Mexico, falleció el 14 de Enero de 2025. A principios de la década de los años 70, ella y su esposo, Santiago Ortega, junto con sus hijos, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan y Hector, se establecieron en la ciudad de Tijuana donde vivieron por varios años. Es durante ese tiempo que fue bendecida con el nacimiento de su sexto hijo, Javier. A finales de los 70s decidieron emigrar a Los Ángeles, California donde se ubicaron por un largo tiempo. Fue ahí donde se convirtió en madre de su último hijo, Edgar. Cleofas fue una servidora muy activa en la Iglesia Catolica Santo Tomás donde también fue miembro del grupo de evangelización Carisma en Misiones. Al principio de los 90’s tomaron la decisión de trasladarse a Las Vegas, Nevada. En el año 2007, tuvo la gran pérdida de su esposo, Santiago Ortega. Cleofas vivió y pasó sus últimos días en Las Vegas, Nevada. Cleofas fue una gran esposa y una madre muy querida por sus siete hijos, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan, Hector, Javier, y Edgar. Fue una abuela y bisabuela muy cariñosa con sus doce nietos y sus cuatro bisnietos. Abrió sus puertas a una infinidad de personas y compartió su hogar muy en especial con su sobrina Angelica, al igual que con el amigo de sus hijos, Bryan. Conocida por su compasión por los demás, su espíritu viajero y la capacidad de reunir a la familia sobre una cena hecha en casa, ella ha tenido un impacto significativo en sus seres queridos. Su dedicación a su fe ayudó a guiar a otros a fortalecer su relación con Dios. Todos los que la conocieron extrañarán profundamente la generosidad y ganas de ayudar a las personas. Los descendientes de Cleofas le desean un descanso eterno en paz.

Cleofas Olivas-Ortega was born on April 9th in 1941 in Durango, Mexico and passed away on January 14th, 2025.
At the start of the 1970s, she and her husband, Santiago Ortega, along with their children, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan and Hector, established their home in Tijuana, Mexico where they lived for several years. It was during that time that she was blessed with the birth of her sixth child, Javier. Nearing the end of the 70s they decided to immigrate to Los Angeles, California where they settled and lived for many years. During her time in Los Angeles, she gave birth to her last child, Edgar. Cleofas was an active member of her church, St. Thomas Catholic Church where she joined the evangelization group Carisma en Misiones. At the beginning of the 1990’s they decided to move to Las Vegas, Nevada. In 2007, she suffered the great loss of her husband, Santiago Ortega. She lived and spent the last of her days in Las Vegas. Cleofas was a devoted wife and a deeply loved mother by her seven children, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan, Hector, Javier, and Edgar. She was an incredibly warm grandmother and great-grandmother to twelve grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She opened her doors to an infinite number of people and shared her home, especially with her niece, Angelica, as well as with her sons’ friend, Bryan. Known for her compassion for others, adventurous spirit, and ability to unite her family around a home cooked meal, she has made a lasting impact on her loved ones. Her dedication to her faith assisted in guiding others toward strengthening their relationship with God. Everyone who knew her will deeply miss her generosity and willingness to extend a helping hand. Cleofas’ descendants wish her a peaceful eternal rest.
By 7031791897 January 29, 2025
Memorial Service
Saturday
February 1st, 2025
12:30-3:30p
Serenity FH Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Las Vegas, NV 
89104
Live Stream
By 7031791897 January 16, 2025

Salmo 23

El  Señor  es mi pastor,
nada me faltará.
2 En lugares de  verdes pastos me hace descansar;
junto a aguas de reposo me conduce.
3 Él restaura mi alma;
me guía por senderos de justicia
por amor de su nombre.

4 Aunque pase por el valle de sombra de muerte,
no temeré mal alguno, porque tú estás conmigo;
tu vara y tu cayado me infunden aliento


By 7031791897 January 16, 2025
By 7031791897 January 10, 2025
Steven Michael Rougeux

 October 4,1993 to January 6,2025

Steven Michael Rougeux, was born on October 4, 1993, In Appleton, Wisconsin, to Bobbie Jo Mauk(Reeves), and Scott Rougeux, passed away on January 6, 2025, in Las Vegas, Nevada,  He was 31 years old.

Steven was a compassionate soul who dedicated his life to helping others, particularly those navigating the path to recovery.  His generous spirit and unwavering commitment to making a difference in the lives of others were hallmarks of his character.

He is lovingly remembered by his mother, Bobbie Jo Mauk and Stepfather, Keith Mauk; his father, Scott Rougeux and Stepmother Linda Rougeux; his siblings Jacob and Hannah; as well as his extended family on his mother's side:Tiffany and her husband Nick, Brandon,and Lovely.  Steven also leaves behind his maternal grandfather John Reeves and Paternal grandmother Betsy Rougeux.

Although Steven's time with us was far too brief, his kindness and selflessness left an enduring legacy in the hearts of those who knew him.  May his memory bring comfort and peace to all who mourn his loss.

Wisconsin friends and family a celebration will be communicated at a later date.


By 7031791897 January 10, 2025
Service
Saturday
January 11, 2025
1 ~ 3p
Serenity Funeral Home
1140 Almond Tree Lane Las Vegas, NV 89104

Live Stream

By 7031791897 January 10, 2025
I'll Miss You

I’ll miss you tomorrow
When the toothpaste cap is on;
I’ll miss you tomorrow
When I must unlock the front door;
I’ll miss you tomorrow
When mine is the only reflection in the mirror;
But I will celebrate today
The memories of you.
By 7031791897 January 10, 2025
Burial
Friday
January 17, 2025
12p
Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery
1900 Veterans Memorial Dr., Boulder City, NV 89005
By 7031791897 January 7, 2025
In Loving Memory

Services are being scheduled for him to be laid to rest
@
Rose Hills Memorial Park 
Whittier, CA 
TBD

Entrusted California Funeral Home
Hilgenfeld Mortuary
120 E. Broadway
Anaheim, CA 
92805
714.535.4105
Show More

Carol Teresa Kuykendall

  • By 7031791897
  • 06 Feb, 2025
Sunrise: August 08, 1964 ~ Sunset: January 21, 2025
Carol Teresa Kuykendall

Our beloved Carol Teresa Kuykendall passed away peacefully on Tuesday, January 21st, 2025, in her home surrounded by her family at the young age of 60. Daughter of Caroline Nation and Lewis William Nation, Carol was one of eleven brothers and sisters. Loved and missed by three children, JoshuaKuykendall(Rosa Mariscal) , Savannah (Hunter) Kuykendall, and John Kuykendall, and one grand daughter, Ava Lee Kuykendall and one grandson, Jai Youn . Carol graduated from Las Vegas High School in 1982. She met her husband Kelvin Lee Kuykendall in her mid twenties while working together, and they fell deeply in love. Above all, Carol was a wonderful mother who was always there when we needed her the most, offering support, wisdom, and love in abundance. She took the time to raise her three diamonds for ten years before starting her career in the glass business; which she took immense pride in. Carol enjoyed traveling with her husband Kelvin in her retirement years until her later years when she became a grandmother. She was many things from an amazing grandmother to a trusted friend. She knew how to make everyone smile and laugh with her stories. She had fond memories of her life. Carol was a free spirit and the life of the party. She was a wonderful cook and an avid foodie. She liked fast cars and going on shopping sprees. Towards the end of her life, she spent her weeks being a fun grandma to Ava. Carol will be missed dearly, and her memory will live on in her children and grandchildren for years to come.

By 7031791897 February 11, 2025
Viewing
Friday
February 14th, 2025
12-6p
Serenity FH Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Ste. 306
Las Vegas, NV 
89104

Live Stream
By 7031791897 January 29, 2025
Cleofas Olivas-Ortega, nació el día 9 de Abril de 1941 en el Estado de Durango, Mexico, falleció el 14 de Enero de 2025. A principios de la década de los años 70, ella y su esposo, Santiago Ortega, junto con sus hijos, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan y Hector, se establecieron en la ciudad de Tijuana donde vivieron por varios años. Es durante ese tiempo que fue bendecida con el nacimiento de su sexto hijo, Javier. A finales de los 70s decidieron emigrar a Los Ángeles, California donde se ubicaron por un largo tiempo. Fue ahí donde se convirtió en madre de su último hijo, Edgar. Cleofas fue una servidora muy activa en la Iglesia Catolica Santo Tomás donde también fue miembro del grupo de evangelización Carisma en Misiones. Al principio de los 90’s tomaron la decisión de trasladarse a Las Vegas, Nevada. En el año 2007, tuvo la gran pérdida de su esposo, Santiago Ortega. Cleofas vivió y pasó sus últimos días en Las Vegas, Nevada. Cleofas fue una gran esposa y una madre muy querida por sus siete hijos, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan, Hector, Javier, y Edgar. Fue una abuela y bisabuela muy cariñosa con sus doce nietos y sus cuatro bisnietos. Abrió sus puertas a una infinidad de personas y compartió su hogar muy en especial con su sobrina Angelica, al igual que con el amigo de sus hijos, Bryan. Conocida por su compasión por los demás, su espíritu viajero y la capacidad de reunir a la familia sobre una cena hecha en casa, ella ha tenido un impacto significativo en sus seres queridos. Su dedicación a su fe ayudó a guiar a otros a fortalecer su relación con Dios. Todos los que la conocieron extrañarán profundamente la generosidad y ganas de ayudar a las personas. Los descendientes de Cleofas le desean un descanso eterno en paz.

Cleofas Olivas-Ortega was born on April 9th in 1941 in Durango, Mexico and passed away on January 14th, 2025.
At the start of the 1970s, she and her husband, Santiago Ortega, along with their children, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan and Hector, established their home in Tijuana, Mexico where they lived for several years. It was during that time that she was blessed with the birth of her sixth child, Javier. Nearing the end of the 70s they decided to immigrate to Los Angeles, California where they settled and lived for many years. During her time in Los Angeles, she gave birth to her last child, Edgar. Cleofas was an active member of her church, St. Thomas Catholic Church where she joined the evangelization group Carisma en Misiones. At the beginning of the 1990’s they decided to move to Las Vegas, Nevada. In 2007, she suffered the great loss of her husband, Santiago Ortega. She lived and spent the last of her days in Las Vegas. Cleofas was a devoted wife and a deeply loved mother by her seven children, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan, Hector, Javier, and Edgar. She was an incredibly warm grandmother and great-grandmother to twelve grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She opened her doors to an infinite number of people and shared her home, especially with her niece, Angelica, as well as with her sons’ friend, Bryan. Known for her compassion for others, adventurous spirit, and ability to unite her family around a home cooked meal, she has made a lasting impact on her loved ones. Her dedication to her faith assisted in guiding others toward strengthening their relationship with God. Everyone who knew her will deeply miss her generosity and willingness to extend a helping hand. Cleofas’ descendants wish her a peaceful eternal rest.
By 7031791897 January 29, 2025
Memorial Service
Saturday
February 1st, 2025
12:30-3:30p
Serenity FH Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Las Vegas, NV 
89104
Live Stream
By 7031791897 January 16, 2025

Salmo 23

El  Señor  es mi pastor,
nada me faltará.
2 En lugares de  verdes pastos me hace descansar;
junto a aguas de reposo me conduce.
3 Él restaura mi alma;
me guía por senderos de justicia
por amor de su nombre.

4 Aunque pase por el valle de sombra de muerte,
no temeré mal alguno, porque tú estás conmigo;
tu vara y tu cayado me infunden aliento


By 7031791897 January 16, 2025
By 7031791897 January 10, 2025
Steven Michael Rougeux

 October 4,1993 to January 6,2025

Steven Michael Rougeux, was born on October 4, 1993, In Appleton, Wisconsin, to Bobbie Jo Mauk(Reeves), and Scott Rougeux, passed away on January 6, 2025, in Las Vegas, Nevada,  He was 31 years old.

Steven was a compassionate soul who dedicated his life to helping others, particularly those navigating the path to recovery.  His generous spirit and unwavering commitment to making a difference in the lives of others were hallmarks of his character.

He is lovingly remembered by his mother, Bobbie Jo Mauk and Stepfather, Keith Mauk; his father, Scott Rougeux and Stepmother Linda Rougeux; his siblings Jacob and Hannah; as well as his extended family on his mother's side:Tiffany and her husband Nick, Brandon,and Lovely.  Steven also leaves behind his maternal grandfather John Reeves and Paternal grandmother Betsy Rougeux.

Although Steven's time with us was far too brief, his kindness and selflessness left an enduring legacy in the hearts of those who knew him.  May his memory bring comfort and peace to all who mourn his loss.

Wisconsin friends and family a celebration will be communicated at a later date.


By 7031791897 January 10, 2025
Service
Saturday
January 11, 2025
1 ~ 3p
Serenity Funeral Home
1140 Almond Tree Lane Las Vegas, NV 89104

Live Stream

By 7031791897 January 10, 2025
I'll Miss You

I’ll miss you tomorrow
When the toothpaste cap is on;
I’ll miss you tomorrow
When I must unlock the front door;
I’ll miss you tomorrow
When mine is the only reflection in the mirror;
But I will celebrate today
The memories of you.
By 7031791897 January 10, 2025
Burial
Friday
January 17, 2025
12p
Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery
1900 Veterans Memorial Dr., Boulder City, NV 89005
By 7031791897 January 7, 2025
In Loving Memory

Services are being scheduled for him to be laid to rest
@
Rose Hills Memorial Park 
Whittier, CA 
TBD

Entrusted California Funeral Home
Hilgenfeld Mortuary
120 E. Broadway
Anaheim, CA 
92805
714.535.4105
Show More
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