Monica Beltran Barrett

Monica Beltran Barrett

July 05, 1966 - November 11, 2008

Monica Beltran Barrett

July 05, 1966 - November 11, 2008

Obituary

MONICA BELTRAN BARRETT – age 42, of Lake Forest, California, passed away peacefully November 11, 2008 following her courageous and valiant battle against cancer.

A career in public service lead Monica to the Orange County Department of Education. There she was the Program Manager for the Orange County ‘Friday Night Live’ Partnership youth group. Monica earned a bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the California State University Long Beach. Monica loved her job and thrived on expanding the minds and opportunities of the young students enrolled in the ‘FNL’ program.

Monica enjoyed the outdoors. She was an avid scuba diver and shared a love of travel with her husband, Brett. Together the two of them explored all ends of the earth, with an appreciation for different places and cultures.

Although Monica endured many set backs in her short life, she never once complained and always put others before herself. She is survived by her husband, Brett, parents, John and Irene Beltran, sisters, Vivian Ortiz and Ilene Reveles Jose, nephews, Joseph and Jonathan Reveles. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.

Services will be held at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, located at 1441 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach, California on Monday, November 17, 2008 at 10:00 a.m. Reception immediately following the service at the Vallejos/Bold home, 24151 Roma Drive, Mission Viejo, California, 949 680-2971.

In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that a donation be made in Monica Barrett’s name to the ‘Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative’ A link to the donation webpage is: http://www.sarcomahelp.org/donations.htm

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137 responses to Monica Beltran Barrett

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  1. C. Chen says:

    Dear Monica,

    Year 14. I think of you often and miss you dearly, but on this day, I miss you the most. I was in a meeting with a leader and he mentioned the collaboration he does with FNL. What fond memories rushed to me at that moment and how vividly I remember those wonderful times. Your legacy will live on and I hope all that you’ve taught me continue in every thought or action I do. Love you so much and miss you always. #BecauseYouLovedMe

    Upendo, Dr. C. Chen

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