GLORIA JEAN DEL TORO

It is with deep respect and solemnity that we announce the passing of Gloria Jean Del Toro, who left this world on May 8, 2026, in Huntington Park, California. Born on June 30, 1947, in Montebello, California, Gloria lived a life marked by dedication, warmth, and a passion for enriching the lives of those around her.

Gloria devoted over four decades of her life to her role as an Instructional Aide, where her commitment to education and her unwavering support for students shaped countless futures. Her career was a testament to her patient, nurturing spirit and her belief in the transformative power of learning.

Beyond her professional achievements, Gloria was a woman of varied interests and talents. She found great joy in sewing, a craft that allowed her creativity to flourish and her love for detail to shine through. An avid reader, she embraced stories that broadened her horizons and deepened her understanding of the world. Gloria also delighted in traveling, seeking new experiences and cultures, and cherished outings to restaurants where she could enjoy good food and the company of loved ones.

Gloria’s family was the centerpiece of her life. She is survived by her devoted son, Anthony Del Toro, and his wife, Dolores Del Toro. Her legacy continues through her grandsons, Jorge Camacho Correa, Emiliano Camacho Correa, and Santiago Camacho Correa, who were a source of immense pride and joy for her. Gloria also leaves behind her beloved sisters, Beatrice Arriola and Helen Arriola, who shared a lifetime of memories and love.

Services for Gloria Jean Del Toro are pending, and further details will be provided in due course. Her memory will live on in the hearts of all who knew her—a beacon of kindness, dedication, and the enduring bonds of family.