Angelus Funeral Home

02/18/2026

We want to recognize the caregivers who show up every day with patience, strength, and compassion — offering comfort in the hardest moments and love in the smallest details.

To every caregiver: thank you for all you do.
You make a difference more than you know.

02/17/2026

Wishing everyone a safe and happy Mardi Gras!

02/16/2026

Some love stays with us forever.
And what we’ve shared deeply can never be lost, it becomes part of who we are.

If you’re missing someone today, may their memory bring you comfort in quiet ways.

02/14/2026

Have a happy Valentine's Day!

02/12/2026

Valentine’s Day can feel different when someone you love is no longer here.
This season, you can still honor their memory in meaningful ways.

There’s no right or wrong way to remember.

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02/10/2026

Love means planning ahead.
Taking time to start the conversation now can ease the burden on the people you care about most and ensure your wishes are known.

Call or visit us today. We’re here every step of the way.

02/06/2026

Grief is not something to fix, it’s something to honor.
The depth of our grief reflects the depth of our love, and mourning is a natural response to meaningful connection.
In this thoughtful article by Dr. Alan Wolfelt, he explores why our capacity to grieve exists because we first had the capacity to love.
Read more: https://1l.ink/HFPNMZS

02/04/2026

We honor everyone who has been impacted by cancer, those currently fighting, those we’ve lost, and the families and caregivers who walk beside them every step of the way.

01/29/2026

Angelita Campos

With heavy hearts and deep love, we share the passing of Angelita M. (Hernandez) Campos, who was called home to be with the Lord on January 26, 2026, at the age of 77. Angelita was born on June 14, 1948, in Mineral, Texas, to Jose and Angelita Hernandez. She lived a life rooted in love, sacrifice and devotion to her family.

Angelita is now joyfully reunited in Heaven with those who went before her - her beloved parents, Jose and Angelita Hernandez; her brother, Joe R. Hernandez; her sister-in-law, Rafaela “Fela” Hernandez; her brother-in-law, Roger V. Cano; and her nephew, Robert Hernandez. While our hearts ache, we find comfort knowing she is surrounded by peace and eternal love.

Angelita leaves behind a family who will forever cherish her memory. She is survived by her devoted partner of 45 years, Jose E. Camacho; her sister, Barbara Cano; her son, Joe Ray Campos; her daughters, Elodia (Campos) Arredondo (Marcus Arredondo), Arianne Campos and Brianne Campos; her grandchildren, Matthew Gonzales, Jacob Gonzales, Layton Grace Arredondo and Joshua Ray Campos; her precious great-grandchildren, Braileigh, Alexander, Chasidy, Cyrus and Jacob Jr.; her niece, Sandra Jean Gomez (Alfred Gomez); nephews, Roger V. Cano Jr. and Joe Richard Hernandez; along with many great-nieces, great-nephews, extended family members and dear loved ones.

Angelita was the definition of a loving mother and Momo. She gave everything she had to her family, always putting others before herself. Her grandchildren were the light of her life, and she poured her heart into raising, guiding, protecting and loving them unconditionally.

She was the rock of the family - the glue that held everyone together. Her strength, wisdom and unconditional love created a home filled with warmth, comfort and belonging. Her presence could calm storms, heal hearts and bring people together.

Though she is no longer physically with us, her love will continue to live on in every life she touched. She will be deeply missed, forever loved and never forgotten.

Visitation will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. Monday, February 2, 2026, at Angelus Funeral Home with a memorial service at 2 o’clock.

View Angelita Campos's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

01/29/2026

For many, winter can bring a heavier emotional weight, especially for those carrying grief. The season slows us down, sometimes more than we’d like. Even so, some strength is built in stillness.

01/27/2026

You may hear the terms viewing and visitation used interchangeably, but they can serve different purposes.
A viewing is typically a quiet time to pay respects in person, while a visitation is often a more open opportunity for family and friends to gather and offer support.
Both are meaningful in their own way.

01/22/2026

January is National Get Organized Month.

A new year is a natural time to take stock of important details and put things in order. Taking time to organize now can make things easier for the people you love later.

Schedule a time to talk with us about planning ahead.