Daisy Robles

Luis and Margarita Robles welcomed beautiful Daisy Robles on January 2, 1984 in Dallas, Texas. She had two younger sisters Jocelyn Robles Rivera and Karina Robles. She married her high school sweetheart Eduardo Perez. She leaves behind 3 beautiful children, Angel Isaiah Perez, Anthony Eduardo Perez, and Aniston Isabella Perez. She had two nieces Mia Lopez and Belle Rivera. She had several cousins, uncles, and aunts. She spent her childhood vacations with her extended family in Chicago or Mexico. She left behind two dogs Emmitt and Milo. She touched many other people’s souls with her outgoing personality. Daisy was a nurse at several medical facilities but spent her last few years at Methodist Dallas Medical Center. Her final department was in Cardiac Rehab. Daisy picked up a hobby of refinishing furniture because she saw the good in everything. She loved the beach and watching the sunrise. She loved shopping and coffee. Daisy fell ill with Lupus a few years ago and it affected different organs at different times. Her health began to worsen November of 2015. She was undergoing chemotherapy weekly in her last weeks. No matter what obstacle she was faced with, she always kept her faith and persevered. Daisy had great faith even as she battled illness. Throughout her illness she glorified God constantly reminding others that God was her rock and that he would not give her more than she could handle. She was able to see the light in the dark and used her testimony to encourage others, including her doctors, and it brought her joy to see others grow closer to God.Despite her illness, treatments, and uncertainty over the outcome, she remained faithful and continued to lean on her Savior for comfort and guidance. Daisy biggest priority was always her family. She loved her kids more than anything in the world. Daisy loved being a nurse. She loved helping others even if she did not feel well. Most patients had no idea she was ill herself. She smiled through it all with her beautiful smile that captivated anyone in her presence. Her beauty was clearly visible inside and out. Daisy had a unique personality like no other. She always wanted everything to be perfect in her own unique way. Daisy had a way of making people feel so special even if it was the first time they met her. She made an impact on every person she came across and she knew it. Daisy loved cheering her children on at every sporting event, every dance recital, birthday, or even first day of school. She lived in the moment. She loved taking pictures and being in pictures (on her good side). They say the good die young and she was truly the best. She will be forever young. The Good Lord called her home on Thursday, October 6th 2016 at 11:55 PM. Her big heart could take no more. She will be missed, but never forgotten.