02/14/2026
Heavy hearts at Globeville First as we express our deepest condolences to one of the most loving, caring, and sweetest souls our community has ever known — Mrs. Carrillo 🤍💚
Mrs. Carrillo was truly a pillar of Globeville. She poured her heart into generations of families, teaching us not just how to craft with our hands, but how to love, serve, and show up for one another. So many of us have beautiful childhood memories sitting in the craft room, learning from her, laughing with her, and feeling her warmth and encouragement.
We feel incredibly blessed that recently we were able to gather again in that same crafting room, the very space where she once guided us; creating new memories while honoring the legacy she helped build. What a full-circle blessing that was.
Though we will deeply miss her presence, her spirit will forever live on in our community, in our traditions, and in every act of kindness we share with one another. Her impact will never be forgotten.
Rest peacefully, Mrs. Carrillo. Thank you for everything you gave to Globeville. You will always hold a special place in our hearts and Globeville's history. Thank you to Demetrio, Ernestina, and Josie for sharing your mother with us in her last days. 🙏🤍🕊
With love,
Globeville First