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Flahiff Funeral Chapels & Crematory-Caldwell
Berta Lopez
May 24th, 1943 - January 8th, 2026
May 24th, 1943 - January 8th, 2026
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Berta Ramos-Lopez was born in Edinburgh, TX. Where she met and married Fernando Lopez. They moved their family to Idaho in 1969. Here they raised their 4 children. Her husband passed in 1984.
Berta was a beautiful, kind-hearted person who took joy in helping people in need. She did so as a Cultural Healer in her community, an Interpreter/Translator, a Teacher's Assistant working with young people, and a Caregiver in home care. She volunteered at The Women's Shelter in Caldwell and other programs throughout the county. Berta continued helping and supporting people until Parkinson's Disease started to limit her interactions.
Berta Ramos-Lopez is survived by her 4 Children: Rene, Joel, Rolando Lopez, and Thelma Lopez-Barajas. As well as 4 grandchildren: Alyssa Lopez, Marcus A. Barajas, J. Alexis Barajas, and Aiden Guzman-DeRoest. She will be greatly missed by those fortunate enough to have known her.
Services will be held Thursday, January 15th at 06:30pm. at The Flahiff Funeral Chapel in Caldwell.
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We have proudly served the Caldwell community since Flahiff Funeral Chapel was built in 1952 by Charles and Lucy Flahiff. Today, we continue their mission of providing the finest quality services to all families of the Treasure Valley. Many changes have taken place over the years, including the addition of the Homedale Chapel in 1964. In 1984, Flahiff Chapels expanded its facility with the addition of Canyon and Owyhee County’s first crematory....
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