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Sandra Aurora
Ayala
Sep 5, 1980 — Jun 23, 2021
Sandra Aurora Ayala 40 of Lehigh Acres and Immokalee, received her angel wings after a hard fought battle, on June 23, 2021.
Sandra was always the happiest around her family and keeping busy with her many hobbies, including: photography, gardening, decorating, doing different types of crafts, baking, entertaining and helping at large gatherings. She was a very organized woman in all things-work and home life. Her favorite flowers were roses and her favorite color was blue.
She was born in Pharr, Texas to father Juan Estrada and mother Anita Quintino Estrada on September 5, 1980. She had her confirmation at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church and graduated from Immokalee High School and then earned her associates degree. She worked in the Collier County School System for almost 20 years, mostly as a specialist in finding students financial scholarships. She had the ability to leave permeant footprints in the hearts of the people she got to know, and in those she loved and Sandra will never be forgotten.
Sandra is survived by her three children: 2 sons; noel Posada (Caitlin) Isaiah Posada and 1 daughter: Ashley Posada, husband: Marvin Ayala, father Juan Estrada and mother Anita Estrada, siblings: Ana Estrada, Gabby Maldonado (Jose), Sanjuanita "Beth" Estrada (Ruben Carmona) Blanca Salinas, Luis Estrada and Johnny Estrada, her children grandparents Mario Posada Jr., and Angelita Posada along with many extended nieces, nephews and a host of extended family and friends.
Calling hours/visitation will be held at Brister Funeral Home Chapel on Monday, June 28th from 6:00-7:45 pm. The funeral mass will be on Tuesday June 29, 2021 at Our Lady of Guadalupe beginning at 10:00 am. Burial will follow at Lake Trafford Memorial Gardens.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the continued spread of covid, both the Church and the Funeral Home require Masks Must Be Worn by everyone.
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