Lucita Sunny Aguas

August 24, 1943 - April 11, 2021

Lucita Sunny Aguas went to be with the Lord Jesus peacefully on Sunday, April 11, 2021. She shared her entire life with her only true and first love, Alberto B. Aguas. Together they had seven children: Arnaldo, Lorelei, Leana, Aristotel, Lalaine, Alchie, and Alexis. She was a generous and loving Lola to her 15 grandchildren: Aren Justin, Andrea Grace, Ariel Nathan, David Ramon, Elaina Luci, Cheska Beatrice, Bianca Denise, Zoe Jane, Benjamin Edward, Aleeca Chelsea, Zachary, Achilles, Elijah Andrew, Anfernee, Levi Erwin, plus 2 more babies on the way and Baby Alexa Grace whom she is now with in heaven. Lucita was also a beloved mother-in-law to Helen Grace Aguas, Erwin Navarro, Edward Corella, Regina Roy, Mitch Alimbuyao and Jessica Yu. Lucita used to say that she may not be rich but her children were her treasures. She loved them so much and with that unwavering love, she raised 7 God-fearing, hardworking, caring, and upstanding individuals. She was a beloved mother and devoted wife and her legacy lives on in her children and grandchildren. Lucita was a strong and courageous woman who never cowered when confronted with life’s tough challenges. She was a fighter until the end and was always ready to defend her loved ones and selflessly attended to the needs of her family, never turning anyone away when they needed her help. She gave of what she had to those in need, even at times when she didn’t have enough for herself. She was a beloved good friend to many and was a constant source of joyful conversations. Lucita, also known as Luchie, grew up in Tondo, Manila Philippines and was born on August 24, 1943, during the last part of World War II. She was the oldest daughter of Guillermo Sunny and Paz Fausta Francisco. The beloved sister of Edgardo, Alfredo, Edmundo and Adora Sunny. She was an honor student, nominated for being placed to study in the United States for High School as an Exchange Student but declined to do so and chose to stay in Manila and work to help provide for her family. She was a hard worker at the young age of sixteen, helping her parents with their livelihood and sending her younger siblings to college. Having done so, she didn’t have any regrets because she knew she helped her loved ones thrive and fulfill their dreams. She was a giver of comfort, financial help, wise advice, a listening ear, and easy and fun conversations. Lucita will be honored during a Memorial and Funeral Service at Tracy Memorial Chapel on Friday, April 16, 2021, from 11:30 am to 5:00 pm.