Guadalupe M. Enriquez was born in Nueces County, Texas to Juan Manuel Chavero and Sara Fuentes Chavero, who lived in McAllen, Texas, where she met the love of her life, Jorge Enriquez. She married him on February 12,1972.

They lived in the Rio Grande Valley most of her life. In 1982, they moved to Central Texas where she, along with her husband, raised three amazing children. She worked in a cleaners while she lived in McAllen, Texas. When they moved to Temple, Texas, she worked at American Desk and retired in 1992. She also worked at Oak Park Methodist Church 2003, as a custodian, along with her husband, where they both retired in 2013.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Juan Manuel and Sara Fuentes Chavero, brother, Jose Armando Chavero, mother-in-law, Maria Elena Enriquez, sisters-in-law Eva Enriquez-Pienda and Margarita Gloria, brothers-in-law Ernie Pienda and Arnold Moya, nephew, Roy Rendon Sr, and great-nephew, Roy Rendon, Jr. She is survived by her husband of 54 years, Jorge Enriquez, of Temple, Texas, two daughters, Yesenia Rivas, of Temple, Texas, and Esmeralda Enriquez and husband, Marco Munoz, of Colton, California, one son, Jorge Armando Enriquez and wife, Crystal Enriquez, of Waco, Texas, grandchildren: Jose Luis Rivas III, of Temple, Texas, Joe Angel Padilla, of Riverside, California, Josiah Emanuel Enriquez, of Waco, Texas, Julian Diego Enriquez and wife Daysha Renee Enriquez, of Waco, Texas, Jaylen Esteban Enriquez, of Waco, Texas, Yasmin Angelina Rivas, of Temple, Texas, Sara Mia, of Riverside, California, Analise Alvina Enriquez, of Waco, Texas, and Calissa Ivory Enriquez of Waco, Texas; and two great-granddaughters, Jianna Renee Enriquez and Julissa Rose Enriquez. A sister San Juanita Moya of Alamo, Texas; sisters-in-law, Maria Luisa Gonzalez and husband, Onesimo Gonzalez, and Paula Lopez; brothers-in-law, Ricardo Enriquez and wife, Hilda, of Temecula, California, Enrique Enriquez, of Mercedes, Texas, and many nieces and nephews, friends and family.

Guadalupe was the social butterfly of the family, bringing a cheerful and loving spirit to any conversation. Her three passions were shopping at Ross, watching movies with all of her beautiful grandchildren and enjoying any telenovelas she could find. We all could tell what kind of wonderful woman she was just based off of her favorite animal, the elephant, being kind, caring, but bold and a protector to everyone she loved and cared for. She will forever remain in our hearts and will be missed.