Grulla Student Athletic Trainers represent GHS at the VATA Student Trainer Workshop
A huge shoutout to the incredible Grulla Student Athletic Trainers! They dedicate themselves year-round, from August to May, and their hard work truly shines. This year, they had the opportunity to represent Grulla High School at the VATA Student Trainer Workshop, where they excelled by earning 4th place in the Quiz Bowl and 3rd place in the Trainer Olympics. Additionally, they have received their CPR/First Aid Certification. GHS are so grateful for their unwavering commitment to the program and couldn’t be prouder of their achievements!
OBITUARY
Angiolina Margo Ramirez
August 4, 1927 † February 23, 2025
Angiolina Margo Ramirez, age 97, entered eternal life on Sunday, February 23, 2025. She was born on August 4, 1927, in Rio Grande City, Texas, the daughter of the late Virginia Garza and Raymundo T. Margo. Angiolina is preceded in death by her loving husband, Judge Horacio Sabas Ramirez, who passed on March 6, 2005. Angiolina, or “Jolly” as friends and family a ectionately called her, was a strong, independent, and courageous woman whose deep love of family and commitment to preserving history continue to live on through her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, extended family, and friends.
Angiolina was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, teacher, librarian, advisor, community leader, and cherished friend. An avid reader, researcher, historian, writer, and self-taught genealogist, she meticulously documented volumes of historical notebooks tracing her family’s roots to the early 1800s. Her greatest joy was spending hours educating family and friends on the importance
of legacy, culture, heritage, and family roots, ensuring future generations would understand and cherish their history.Born on August 4, 1927, in Rio Grande City, Texas, she attended Immaculate Conception Catholic School and graduated from Rio Grande City High School in 1944. She later earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and, later in life, a Master of Education with specializations in Supervision and Library Science from Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, Texas. On August 8, 1949, she married the love of her life, Horacio S. Ramirez, and together they built a life in Hebbronville, Texas, where they raised six children. rough years of hard work and dedication— whether in ranching, farming, or public service—Angiolina and Judge Ramirez instilled in their family the values of resilience, perseverance, and unity. A steadfast supporter of her husband’s public service, Angiolina stood by his side throughout his 12-year tenure as a three-term County Judge, along with various other roles in the public sector. Judge Horacio Ramirez encouraged and supported Angiolina’s pursuit of advanced education, which, in addition to her full-time role as an educator, required regular commuting from Hebbronville to San Antonio, Texas, for two years. Passionate about the power of education, Angiolina dedicated her career to teaching mathematics and business and serving as a high school librarian in Hebbronville. Her students o en sought her wisdom long a er their school years, a testament to the lasting impact of her guidance and mentorship.
As a passionate community leader, she was a highly respected
charter member of the Catholic Daughters of America, a founding member of the Museum Foundation of Hebbronville, and a past president of the Cenizo Garden Club. Her relentless e orts in historical preservation were instrumental in safeguarding Jim Hogg County’s landmarks and heritage, and she was a dedicated advocate for South Texas historical societies. Angiolina Ramirez is survived by her six children: Dr. Horacio Ramirez, Leticia Ramirez, Margo (Jim) Keyes, Ricardo Ramirez, DDS (Carmen), Roberto (Bobby) Ramirez, and Marissa Ramirez Anchia. She also leaves behind 10 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren, extended family members, and life-long friends who will remember her fondly.
A Memorial Mass will take place in the family’s hometown on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at 11:00 AM, at Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, located at 504 E. Santa Clara Street, Hebbronville, Texas 78361
In lieu of owers, to honor Angiolina’s lifelong passion for family, heritage, and legacy, donations may be made in her name to the Museum Foundation of Hebbronville at P.O. Box 1035, Hebbronville, Texas 78361 e Ramirez, Keyes, and Anchia families extend their heartfelt gratitude to all who have reached out with condolences and support during this time. In addition, our families are grateful to Jolly’s Angels, four loving and dedicated caregivers with Emerald Care, and the health care providers with Supportive Hospice Care who demonstrated loving care for our beloved mother in this nal season of her beautiful life.
