Maria Teresa Romero Obituary in Fremont at Fremont Chapel Of The Roses

Maria Teresa Romero

2/9/1957 - 7/23/2017

Obituary For Maria Teresa Romero

Maria Teresa Romero entered in to heaven peacefully on July 23, 2017 at her home in Union City after a 2 year battle with brain cancer. She is survived by her husband Tom Mederos of Union City and her daughter, Vida Rivera. Grandchildren, Esai, Giana of Union City and her mother Teresa Romero and brother Enrique Romero of Union City and sister Alicia Romero of San Diego and step son Ansel Mederos of Sacramento. She is also survived by eight nieces and nephews, sixteen grand nieces and nephews and one great nephew. She was preceded in death by her father, Henry Romero. Teresa was happiest when her family and friends were around her. She taught elementary school in Hayward for 35 years and recently retired two years ago. She loved dancing, music, church and the Decoto Community. She will be dearly missed by all who loved her.

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03/26/2024

Ray De Anda

I was saddened and heartbroken to hear of your passing. You gave a lot of yourself to help the community. You were such a noble person. I was honored to have been your friend.
10/01/2021

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10/01/2021

Ruben Gaytan

Our condolences to my dear old friend Tommy and the Romero Family for their loss of their beautiful Wife and Daughter Teresa. May God Bless you all at this time of sadness. Your dear old friend, Ruben and Laura Gaytan and Family
10/01/2021

Erika Isomura

Tere was a lovely person and a wonderful teacher. No matter what was going on at our school, she always seemed to be able to find humor in what was going on. Having Tom bring the RV to Glassbrook during the strike was inspired. I'll always remember Tere convincing all of us to hang out on the top of the RV, dancing, waving our signs, and generally bringing fun to a difficult situation. ~Erika Isomura