Loren Ashlee Lopez

The Dalai Lama said, “ When you think everything is someone else’s fault you will suffer a lot. When you realize that everything springs only from yourself, you will learn both peace and joy.” Loren learned just that and I know she made her peace before she passed. 

Loren Ashlee Lopez was born on February 4th, 1989 in Inglewood, CA and was the second adopted daughter of Frank and Rosie Lopez

Loren attended most of her schooling in Carson, Ca and although she never graduated from high school she was recently planning on going back for her GED and enrolling at LA Trade Tech to learn ASL.

In 2008, Loren gave birth to her 1st child, Aniyah Rose Lopez. She later had two additional children, Tremaine Lopez and Londyn Lopez and loved them all very much. 

There are so many memories of Loren. Our family had an inside joke with Loren and gave her the nickname Bonquesha. We will remember her passion for reading and ASL. She was funny and would do silly things like answer her cell phone saying house of beauty, speaking to cutie, May I take your order. Loren’s unwavering spirit will forever be cherished by her second adoptive mom, Vicki. Loren brought her so much joy and laughter. Her niece, my mom Stephanie, will forever be grateful for Loren because if it wasn’t for her she wouldn’t have me. 

The memory I remember the most was when I was 8 years old and Loren, my mom came back into my life. I hadn’t spoke to her or seen her since I was 4. I remember the joy I felt when she said she loved me and was going to get her life together for me. 

The Lord called Loren home on Sunday November 3, 2024 at 4:06am. She was preceded in death by her father Frank Lopez, mother Rosie Lopez, brother Randy Lopez, and several aunts and uncles. 

She leaves behind 3 children: 2 daughters, Aniyah Rose Lopez and Londyn Lopez; son, Tremaine Lopez along with other relatives and friends. 

Loren touched the hearts of so many people and these people wanted to help Loren and see her succeed. Loren loved strong and would ride or die for the people she cared about. Though gone, Loren’s memory will live on in our hearts.

Loren aka Lori aka Mom aka Bonquesha thank you for being a part of our lives. We will always love you and know you’re finally at peace.