Angelica Pearl Medina

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Angelica's Obituary (my Baby)
On June 20, 1990, God Blessed Nydia and Jose Munoz with a beautiful baby girl that they named Angelica Pearl Munoz. In 2004, Antonio Tellez (step father) came into the lives of Angelica and her siblings. She loved Antonio and always made sure to let him know that he was important in her life as she would call him her Apa.
Angelica was know to her family as "Bean", because she was the youngest of her two sisters, Marissa and Amanda, but older than her brother Rudy. Angelica was shy and quiet as a child. She enjoyed watching over her brother Rudy as they did most things together as children.
Angelica grew up in the Rupert area where she attended Minico High School (MHS) and then Mt. Harrison from which she graduated in 2009.
In 2006 while attending MHS she met Isaac Medina and bonded with Issac and soon became High School sweethearts. In 2007 Isaac proposed to Angelica and she happily accepted. In March of 2013 they moved forward and became husband and wife. In February 2014 they had their first child Neriah, and soon after Emily, Damian and our little Olivia.
Angelica was an amazing mother she enjoyed bowling, making tiktoks with her children she would often send short videos out to her family of her children as they grew and of the silly thing they would do.
Angelica was gentle and kind but unstoppable, playful yet profound. Angelica was a true jokester as she had the ability to make even the weariest of hearts laugh. If you were to ask her friends from work they could share many funny memorable moments they had with Angelica.
Angelica brought life to every room she walked into she loved life she loved hard. Angelica always made sure to call her mom in the mornings and on her way to work, she enjoyed the gym, taking long walks with her family, and was always planning sister dates as she was very close to both sisters. Angelica was the only one that could get away with wrestling her little brother Rudy without consequence. Angelica especially enjoyed teasing Isaac that always ended with a laugh or two.
Angelica was loved by her in laws Jose and Josefina Medina and also enjoyed her sister-in-laws Patty, Elizabeth and Veronica. Angelica spoke often of how proud she was of her nieces Celeste and Catalina and her nephew Julian.
Angelica will be deeply missed by family and friends and all those who knew her. Angelica left so many beautiful memories in the hearts of her family and friends. Her beauty, kindness, and love will live on through her children in Neriah's courage, in Emily's kindness, in Damian's wonder and Olivias bright smile.
Rest now my sweet Angelica until we see you again we promise to live with the same joy that you gave so freely.
Angelica is survived by Isaac Medina and their four children, her mother Nydia Tellez, Antonio Tellez (Apa), her father Jose Munoz, her siblings Marissa Agustin( Miguel), Amanda Ruiz (Juan), Rudy Munoz(Jennefer), and her Aunt Noreen Pena, her grandmother Maria Munoz, many nieces, nephews whom she loved and adored. Also, Uncles and Aunts near and far.
Our family would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude for the love and support the community has shown for Angelica Medina and her loved ones during this difficult time.

Viewing for family and friends will be held 4 - 6:00 p.m. Saturday, July 19, 2024 Morrison Payne Funeral Home. Please no cell phones at the viewing. Funeral Service will be held at 10:00 a.m. Monday, July 21, 2025 at Morrison Payne Funeral Home. Services will conclude with burial at Riverside Cemetery in Heyburn under the direction of Morrison Payne Funeral Home.

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