Felice H. Aguilar

May 18, 1948- August 17, 2024.

Felice is survived by her husband, Gregorio G. Aguilar, of Poteet; son, Elias Aguilar of Poteet; and daughters, Naomi Aguilar of Jourdanton and Ruth Aguilar of San Antonio; brothers, Samuel Herrera of San Antonio, Adam Herrera of Leming, Agustin Herrera of Poteet, Joe Herrera of Leming; sisters, Rosa H. Aguilar of Poteet, Diana H. Gonzales of Andrew's, and Mary H. Baeza of Pleasanton; grandchildren, Felicia Aguilar, Gillian Hermosillo, Rachelle Aguilar, Rebecca Aguilar, Lindsey Aguilar, Samantha Escamilla, Ashley Escamilla ,Deshaun Aguilar, Sydney Aguilar and Donnell Phillips; great-grandchildren, Trey Jeremiah, Amiah Giselle, Alani Jade, Xavier Luke, Giannis Carter, Zaryanna Isabella; and numerous nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Elvira G and Nicasio Herrera; brothers, Roman, Nicasio Jr., Abelino and Alberto Herrera; and baby sister, Eva G Herrera.

Felice dedicated her life to serving the Lord and those around her.  She worked as a CNA at the Poteet Nursing Home, but was most active in sharing his word to everyone around her, especially to the youth and kids in her neighborhood.  She loved putting on puppet shows, Easter plays and her annual Christmas plays in which she handmade all costumes and sets. She even had the honor of traveling to Nicaragua where she spent a week doing missionary work.  Felice also spent summers teaching Vacation Bible School for her home church in Poteet and children in Monterrey, Mexico.  Everyone who knew Felice knew she put so much love in everything she touched as she made everything by hand from her homemade cooking, dresses, quilts, embroidery and crafts.

Salmos 23: 1 El SEÑOR es mi pastor, nada me falta; 2 en verdes pastos me hace descansar. Junto a tranquilas aguas me conduce; 3 me infunde nuevas fuerzas. Me guía por sendas de justicia por amor a su nombre. 4 Aun si voy por valles tenebrosos, no temo peligro alguno porque tú estás a mi lado; tu vara de pastor me reconforta.

Pallbearers: Elias Aguilar, James Herrera, Nicasio Herrera, Nick Aguilar, Josue Gonzales, Jonathan Baeza; and Honorary Pallbearer: Conrad Herrera