Sandra Cesario

Sandra A. Cesario was born on June 22, 1954 in Los Angeles, California to Bobby Alamilo and Elydia Alamillo. Our Beautiful Sandra died unexpectedly at home on December 7, 2024 and joined Our Heavenly Father reuniting with her mother, Elydia Alamillo and brothers Angel and Tommy Alamillo. She is survived by her HUSBAND, John Cesario, and CHILDREN, Yvette Cesario-Smith and husband, Greg, Jon Cesario and wife, Shantel, John Christopher Cesario, Bryan Cesario and wife, Mati, and her 22 GRANDCHILDREN, Marlena Lopez and husband, Octavio, Andrew Smith, Brianne Cesario, Tatiana Gonzalez and husband, Adam, Adriana Smith, Sammi Nava, Daniel Smith, Elizabeth Cesario, Alyssa Smith, Kimberly Villegas, Yamilet Villegas, Maricela Rivera, Daniel Villegas, Ashlynn Cesario, Aaron Cesario, Jon Cesario, Sammy Cesario, Zachary Foster, Anthony Cesario and Aubrey Cesario, and her 6 GREATGRANCHILDREN, Mila Smith-Kleczkowski, Angel Buenrostro, Eliana Buenrostro, Theo Gonzalez, Thomas Gonzalez and Olivia Lopez and her Father Bobby Alamillo and wife, Yolanda and her Late Brothers, Angel Alamillo and Thomas Alamillo, Sisters, Dolores Frias and husband, Rudy, Susana Lance and husband, Frank, Sabrina Alamillo, her God Daughter, Samantha Leal and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts and uncles. All who she loved and cared for deeply throughout the years of life. "Her cup runneth over" with love, grace, hope, strength and encouragement for everyone.

Sandra was the oldest daughter of six children. She was raised and grew up in San Fernando Valley, Saticoy and finally Ventura where resided the rest of her life. She attended St. Sebastian Catholic School and St. Bonaventure Catholic High School where she graduated. She attended Ventura College for Chicano Studies and also obtained her certificate in Dental Assisting. She worked for GTE and then Verizon for over 27 years, where she retired. In 1978, Sandra married her husband, John Cesario and they raised their four children together in Ventura. Sandra loved to read, bake, crochet, she really enjoyed spending time with her husband including dancing, watching movies, traveling, fishing, camping and trips to Las Vegas and Tahoe and listening to music together, she loved classic rock, she loved to exercise and could play any sport, she loved spending time with her four children but most of all she loved being a GRANDMOTHER to her 19 Grandchildren and 6 Great Grandchildren. They were the lights of her life, the song in her heart and she did anything for them and loved them beyond measure. They were all her SWEETHEARTS and no one could say different. Her favorite stories of the Bible to read, study and teach her family about were the books of Psalms and Proverbs. Our family is hurting and our hearts feel empty without her here. We miss her dearly. We know we will see her again someday. Until that day we know she is at peace, in the Heavens and happily watching over us and smiling. That is our comfort now. She will live in our heart forever and always.