Lee-Ann Cecelia Munoz

Lee-Ann Cecelia Pino was welcomed home into the glory of God on October 8, 2026.

Lee-Ann, Lee, Ol’ Lady G, or on special occasions, Lizette was lent to us on May 18, 1955. She was truly one of a kind. She had the kindest and most loving heart, cared deeply about everyone, people she didn’t even know, and just about pretty much everything; a true empath. She was the strongest, bravest, most courageous, and resilient woman who possessed great humility.

She always knew the right thing to say and spoke beautifully from her heart. She was truly too precious for this world, and through everything she stayed true to herself, faithful to God, and loved all her family.

Her personality was like no other and she wasn’t afraid to show it. She had the greatest sense of humor and was quick with the comebacks. She will always be remembered for her heart, the love that she gave, her unique and whimsical personality, and original fashion and style. She loved to sing and dance like no one was watching and was so good at it too. “The Mexican Madonna”.

She took a lot of pride in her work and accomplishments here on Earth, so that is how we know she will be one of God’s hardest workers. She worked hard on all our family while she was here and was in constant prayer for all of us. We know she’s already working hard on all of us in Heaven.

God is calling all his strongest and most loyal soldiers home and she is one of them.

She will always be remembered by her bright pink lipstick. Maybelline SuperStay, shade 35, “Creator”. Even the name of the shade goes to show He was with her always and in ways we never even realized. She was truly blessed and divinely guided and protected.

She was the best Mom, Grandma, Memaw, and friend anyone could ever ask for. She was the safest, gentlest, and holiest soul. She celebrated every accomplishment of her family, listened to every worry, and believed in everyone. She is what unconditional love looks like. Words truly can’t describe such a wonderful being. She was everything.

She is survived by John and their 3 children, April, Keyawnee, and Savannah; 10 grandchildren, Arrianna, Gia, Isabelle, Malachi, Christian, John Jr., Noah, Amiyah, Alayah, and Roman; 4 great-grandchildren, Ezariah, Rosalie, Oakland, and Penelope; her siblings, Debra, Kathryn, and Johnny; and her nieces, nephews, and cousins. She is welcomed home by her Mommy and Daddy “Daddyo”, brother Larry, sister the Theresa, nephew Chris, granddaughters; Aaliyah, Rosalia, and Heaven-Lee, and her most loyal companion, Nutini.

See you soon, raccoon.

“to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord.” 2 Corinthians 5:8

“Thank you for allowing me to experience this life, my life, this world and all the wonders in it. My family, my father, my mother, my brothers and sisters, my children, my wonderfully beautifully blessed grandchildren. The love - Purified love, undeny-able love. Thank you for my heart that loves so much for my loved ones, a love so great it cannot be measured or contained. A love that cannot be sold, stolen or traded!” — Lee-Ann Cecelia Pino