We are saddened to announce the peaceful passing of Virginia Vasquez Mireles. Born on November 29, 1946, in Jarrell, Texas. Virginia was a beloved wife, mother, sister, grandmother, aunt, and friend. Her vibrant spirit and contagious smile touched the lives of everyone she met.

Virginia was the cherished daughter of Manual and Socorro Vasquez, both of whom she has now joined in eternal rest. In her various careers, she demonstrated her love for people and her desire to help others. She inspired everyone who knew her.

Virginia married the love of her life, Rene Mireles. Together, they spent many years building a life with their two daughters, Jessica and Tanya Mireles. She was blessed with a granddaughter, Tori Ramirez, that she adored. Virginia was a devoted wife and a caring mother. She dedicated her life to her family and cherished the time she spent with them.

Virginia's dedication to her family and friends was evident to all. With the support of her husband, Rene, she had a compassionate heart and opened her home to anyone in need of shelter. She provided food to eat and a bed to lie in for all those in need. Virginia was a servant of God, characterized by her kind and gentle spirit. She extended comfort and love to many lost souls who came knocking at her door or joined her family gatherings.

Virginia is survived by her devoted daughter, Tanya Mireles; her granddaughter, Tori Renee Mireles; and her siblings, Mary Ann Nunez , Manual Nunez, and Manual Vasquez Jr.  Virginia will be reunited with her husband, Rene Mireles; her daughter, Jessica Mireles; her parents, Manual and Socorro Vasquez; and her brothers, Alfonso, Juan, Ralph, and Jesse Vasquez.

Virginia is also survived by many children for whom she showed compassion. She took a bold step into the unknown, and in the end, she is surrounded by those children who respected, loved, and cherished her. They will always hold a special place in their hearts. Virginia’s legacy will live on through the countless children and families she blessed with her kindness and compassion.

Virginia’s legacy of love, laughter, and compassion will endure forever in the hearts of all who were privileged to know her. She will be tremendously missed but remembered with great affection and admiration. You are invited to join us as we lay Virginia to rest on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at 10:00 am at Georgetown Memorial Cemetery, 1301 Weir Road, Georgetown, Texas.