Lola E. Hodge
July 8, 1953 ~ February 24, 2021
Lola Eleanor Hodge 67, passed away on February 24, 2021. Lola was born July 8, 1953 in Tremonton, Utah to the late Jennie Garcia and Manuel Rebeterano.
Lola Hodge was a free spirit. She lived life on her own terms and lived life to the fullest. She never met a stranger she didn’t befriend. She loved spending time traveling, trying new things, and spending time with her family. If there was music playing, she was dancing. She danced her way through life. She had a zest for life that was unmatched. She cherished spending time with her family but especially her boys. She could light a room up with her presence and was often the life of the party. She found joy in the simple things of life. She never missed an opportunity to stop and smell the roses. She loved The Wizard of Oz and all that it stood for. She has finally clicked her heels and traveled over the rainbow to be with those that have gone on before her. She is loved, was loved, and will continue to be loved.
Lola was preceded in death by siblings, Alex and Paul. She is survived by her sons Fred M. Martinez and Benjamin R. Martinez; Siblings Bill, John, Rudy, Felix ,Ernest, Linda, Rose Ann, and Ernestine; Grandsons, Granddaughters, numerous Nieces, Nephews, and Friends, especially Vanessa.
Visitation will be Friday, February 26, 2021 from 11:00AM to 12:00PM at O’Riley Funeral Home, 6107 South East Street, Indianapolis. The memorial service will begin at 12:00PM on Friday in the funeral home. The service will be live-streamed from beginning at 12:00PM EST on the www.ORileyFuneralHome.com. Cremation will take place at Morgan County Crematory in Mooresville. Please visit www.ORileyFuneralHome.com to share a favorite memory with Lola’s family.
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Love you always. Kiss my kids for me I know your all together
I always loved spending time with you! You were a special lady. Rest in peace! I’m sure you had a big reunion with Junior, Jennifer, and all! Fly high lady! I’ll see you again someday! Love you!
I Love you honey. I will miss you dearly. God Bless you my sweet beauty. I will forever hold you close to my heart. Love, Billy Napier & Family
Fly hi sweet lola. I know your so happy to see your mom and all your other family.You will be missed hear on earth but not forgotten. God Bless
Lola was a sweet person always willing to lend a helping hand wherever she could. I’ll remember her for her love of family, flowers and music! I pray God’s blessings of strength and comfort for all! God called her home to suffer no more.
Aunt (Dodo) Lola I will forever miss you and all the fun times we had together you definitely were the life of every moment. We would laugh about the craziest things. You will forever be with us . As my mom would tell you click your heels 3 times and say there’s no place like home and you would be home she will always remember the times you both shared and miss you beyond words we love you ❤️ߑ0ߑ
You Are So Dearly Loved And Missed.! I Am So Very Grateful That I Get To Carry On Your Memory With Me Being Lola Jr. Since You Couldn’t Have Gurls I’m Glad To Know I Was Like Yours And How You Were So Proud Of Me.!!! I Love You With All My Heart.! Rest In Peace Auntie Lola ( I Remember I Was The Only One Who Could Call You That Because I Am Lil Lola)
I am so sorry for your loss! Please know that Lola will truly be missed. Find comfort in knowing her work on earth was done and she rests with God.
Aunt Lola AKA LOCA ❤ you will be missed by our whole family to say the least! Everytime I seen you, you had a smile that lit up the room. I am personally going to miss all your crazy phrases that made me laugh. You were so silly and genuine at the same. Loca you were one of a kind and I mean that in the greatest of ways!! Thanks for all the laughs and love you gave me. Rest peacefully. Love you always, YOUR HOLLY GIRL
We had a great time so many times singing a song while we were driving around hartland on the gulf cart and parting on happy rock so many tests ago you were my rock I love you so much you are not hurting me more test in piece my griend I lobe love you
Out of a lifetime of memories I have of my cousin Lola, I would have to say that my favorites would be of the years she and her family lived in California. Our families would visit each other often. Our husbands played music for hours, and Lola and I played games…Skipo, yahtzee, etc. Our kids hung out together, or played games with us too. We had so much fun! She was never a dull moment! She will be Missed VERY much! I know my hubby Danny is playing a welcome home song as you enter those pearly gates…please give him a hug for me!
I have so many wonderful memories of our friendship. Lola had such a beautiful soul. Her love for my brother was one of a kind. She will be dearly missed and loved forever. God’s grace on our beautiful angel. Love, Anita ߒž
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Lola and I had so many memories together, although we separated several years ago we still remained friends. Lola was so full of life and had such a beautiful sprit, if you met her you would certainly not forget her. To say she was the life of the party would be an understatement, she was the party. So many good times in California. My heart is broken and I hurt for my boys benny and fred, I know how much she meant to those boys. Rest in heaven Lola and say hi to fat dad and the rest of all our families who have gone on before you. I will miss you Lola. You will forever be in my heart. ߒ”