Kern County Obituaries

Margaret Ellen Flores Hernandez

Submitted by Don Stowell; 13 Feb 2008

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Memorial service for 'Maggie' Flores Hernandez
MOJAVE — Memorial services for Margaret "Maggie" Flores will be held Saturday, 
October 7, at noon in the chapel at Stickel Mortuary in Mojave.
A former resident of Mojave who attended local schools, Mrs. Hernandez passed away 
August 27 in Temecula.

Services held for 'Maggie Flores Hemandez Grew up and attended schools in Mojave.
MOJAVE — A memorial service was held in Temecula September 1, for Margaret Ellen Flores 
Hemandez, known to all who knew her as "Maggie."
Maggie was born to Jesus and Magdalena Flores on March 18, 1935 in Los Angeles.
She passed away August 27, in Temecula after a fall caused by many years of illness. Maggie grew 
up in Mojave and attended Mojave Elementary School and graduated from Antelope Valley High School in 
Lancaster in 1953.
She was a popular student at both schools.
Maggie married Simon Hernandez, who was stationed at the Mojave Marine Corps Auxiliary Air Station, 
in 1955.
The couple made their home in Mojave until 1955 when employment opportunities took them to 
Burbank. While living in Mojave, Maggie was active in the PTA and Brownies. She loved Mojave very 
much and closely followed what was going on.
In 1987, Maggie moved to Temecula to be closer to her daughters.
She is survived by her children, Renita Rodriguez of Sylmar, Anita Washington of Temecula, 
Simon Hernandez of Boston, Massachusetts, and Anhanette Ketterer of Murietta.
She is also survived by her sister and brother-in-law, Lucy and John Guy of Mojave, and eight 
grandchildren, along with numerous nephews and nieces.
A memorial service and inurnment in Mojave is pending

NOTE:
(See also: Margaret Ellen Flores)