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Renee D. Madera

November 22, 1975 to December 27, 2021
by SFVS Staff January 12, 2022January 12, 2022

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Renee D. Madera died on December 27, 2021 at the age of 46. She was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, in the homelands of her ancestors. 

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The passing of loved ones is always a difficult and emotional experience. It falls on the living to honor the deceased according to their customs and traditions.

One tradition of honoring a passed life is to place an obituary in a newspaper. An obituary is an announcement that not only denotes a person's death but also provides biographical information that gives the reader insight into what the person was like in life. In this time of need, the San Fernando Valley Sun/El Sol newspaper would like to make it easy and affordable to pay tribute to your loved one by running an obituary in our newspaper.

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Renee is preceded in death by her mother Rosemary Madera and grandmother Delia Ortega. She is survived by her grandfather Jimmie Ortega, aunts Sylvia Andrews and Darlene Villaseñor, and cousins Pamela, Mark, and Michael.

She was a trained operatic singer, advocate for the blind, and dog lover.

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