Suzana (Almanza) Lopez

There are no set services for Susana (Almanza) Lopez, 61, of Cleburne.

Susana (Almanza) Lopez, born on May 26, 1964, in Laredo, Texas, passed away peacefully on March 2, 2026, in Fort Worth, Texas. A beloved figure in the hearts of many, Susana was a devoted wife, nurturing mother, and proud grandmother whose life was marked by her unwavering faith, generosity, and compassion for others.

Throughout her life, Susana exemplified what it meant to be a God-fearing woman. She dedicated herself not only to her work but also to helping those around her, transitioning from a fulfilling career into a well-deserved retirement that allowed her more time to touch the lives of countless individuals. Affectionately known for her warm-heartedness, Susana would go out of her way to lend a helping hand, always striving to uplift those in need.

Susana was an active member of Joshua Baptist Church and particularly involved in the church bus route where she took great joy in picking up children and sharing her infectious laughter with all. Her sense of humor brought joy to those around her, making her a cherished companion to many.

A lover of the great outdoors, Susana had a profound appreciation for the simple beauty of life. Whether she was reveling in the serene beauty of a sunrise—affectionately referring to it as "God's Art Work”—or taking road trips to enjoy the breathtaking views of mountains and scenery. She found solace and happiness at the beach, where the soothing sounds of waves mirrored the love and warmth she exuded.

Susana's heart knew no bounds, and her greatest treasures were undoubtedly her grandchildren. Benjamin Helms, Valentina Helms, and Olivia Lopez brightened her days and filled her with a love that knew no limits.

She was preceded in death by her father, Ernesto Almanza. Susana is survived by her devoted husband, Javier Lopez; her children, Ernesto Almanza, Kristina Lopez, and Lynette Lopez; her grandchildren, Benjamin Helms, Valentina Helms, and Olivia Lopez; her mother, Guadalupe Almanza; and her siblings, Ernesto Almanza, Guadalupe Gallegos, Gloria Del Barrio, Diana Hernandez, Elizabeth Almanza, Sylvia Little, Irma Flores, and Norma Almanza.

As we remember Susana, let us celebrate her vibrant spirit, commitment to her faith, and the legacy of love and kindness she leaves behind. She will be forever missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her.