In Loving Memory of Catalina Maria Frausto

Catalina "Quina" Maria Frausto

3/10/2026– 7/1/2026

With hearts forever changed, we share the passing of our precious daughter, Catalina "Quina" Maria Frausto.

Though your time in our arms was far too short, the love you brought into our lives will last forever. From the moment we learned of you, you were deeply loved, endlessly dreamed about, and joyfully awaited. You were a cherished child, a treasured blessing, and an irreplaceable part of our family.

While we will never understand why your journey here was so brief, we are forever grateful for every moment we shared with you. You taught us a love so deep that it cannot be measured by days, weeks, or months. Your precious life left an immeasurable imprint on our hearts.

Quina's bright eyes and contagious smile were among her greatest gifts. It was impossible not to smile when she smiled. She radiated happiness, love, and innocence, leaving an unforgettable mark on the hearts of everyone who had the privilege of knowing her. She loved being held and snuggled close, where she was happiest. She also loved "talking" to those around her with her sweet little coos and babbles, as if she always had something important to say. No one could make Quina smile and giggle quite like her big brother, Sebastian. The bond they shared was filled with love and brought immeasurable joy to our hearts.

Quina will always be our baby. We will always wonder who you would have become, imagine your beautiful smile and bright eyes, and carry you with us in everything we do. Though we can no longer hold your hand, we will hold your memory close for the rest of our lives.

Quina is lovingly survived by her parents, Gina and Chris; her big brother, Sebastian; her grandparents, Cesar and Lucia Jaquez, and Javier and Veronica Frausto; along with many aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family members, and friends who already loved this precious little soul.

She was welcomed into Heaven by her brothers, Cesar Joaquin Frausto and Nikolas Emanuel Frausto; her grandmother, Socorro Maria Hernandez; her uncle, Cesar Emanuel Jaquez; great grandparents; Natalia & Rodrigo Hernandez, Conrado Frausto and many other beloved family members who were waiting to welcome her home.

We find comfort in knowing that love is stronger than death, and although our hearts are broken, the bond we share with our sweet baby can never be taken away.

You were wanted.

You were loved beyond measure.

You will always be remembered.

Forever our baby. Forever in our hearts.

Visitation will be held 4 to 7 P.M. Thursday, July 9, 2026 at St. Joseph Catholic Church, West Liberty. Funeral mass 10:30 A.M. Friday, July 10, 2026 at the Church. 

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in Catalina's memory.