Rosina Minina Villanueva

Born on October 6, 1954, in Lima, Peru. Rosina's vibrant spirit marked a life rich in love. She was a beacon of joy and resilience, touching lives with her infectious energy and unyielding spirit.

Rosina's educational journey began at Rosa de Santa Maria school and continued at Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos in Lima, where she studied chemical engineering. Her career commenced in the chemical industry, her entrepreneurial spirit led her to establish Roschemical in Peru, where she served as CEO and catered to numerous large corporations. After moving to Austin, Texas, she furthered her education at Austin Community College, earning a degree as a Medical Laboratory Technician. Despite her success, Rosina found her true calling in education, where she left a lasting impact on many young lives. Dedicating over a decade as a substitute teacher and teacher within the Austin Independent School District (AISD).

A woman of profound Christian faith, Rosina was an active member of City Reach Church in Austin, where she devotedly served her community.

Rosina's zest for life was reflected in her diverse hobbies which included dancing, traveling, cooking, knitting, and sewing. She found joy in the simple pleasures of life, whether it was a dance floor or a family meal. She cherished moments with family and friends.

She was a loving mother to her four children—Naomi, Angello, Vanessa, and Giannina—and a cherished grandmother to Bianca, Camila, Ivan Daniel, Abigail, and John Clint. Rosina also leaves behind her sister, Mabel. She was preceded in death by her parents, Magno and Cristina, and her sister, Nancy.

A private memorial service for immediate family members and close friends will be held to honor Rosina's remarkable life and legacy. Her light and love will be deeply missed, but her spirit will continue to inspire those who knew her.