ANA FERNANDA LUND

"Allow the light and the healing presence of Christ to shine brightly through your lives. In the way, all those who come in contact with you will discover the loving kindness of God."

--- St. Pope John Paul II

Ana Fernanda Lund passed away peacefully on June 22nd, 2025, surrounded by her family and friends. Born on August 4th, 1932, in Tijuana, B.C. Mexico.

She survived by her children, Alfredo (Lourdes), Alicia (Jorge), and Yolanda (Harry). She has six grandchildren, Manuel (Santos), Mariana (Ian), Badir, Ahmed (Fabiola), Jorge (Alexandra) and Yaser, and six great grandchildren, Michael, Alek, Ahisa, Zarek, Nima and Badir.

Ana Fernanda was predeceased by her husband Peere C Lund; parents Jose and Elvira; brothers Raul, Jorge and Temo and sister Chelo, and two grandchildren, Badir and Yaser.

Ana was dedicated to her family and friends. She was an avid golfer and won several senior tournaments both in Mexico and in Arizona, USA. She also loved to play cards and Loteria with her friends and family and got quite upset whenever she lost but that wasn't often.

She did volunteer work at the Salvation Army in Yuma, AZ where she was a member of the Women's Home League. She was also active in Campesinos in San Luis, AZ. and the Red Cross in Chapala, Jalisco Mexico, as well as a member of the Red Hats Association and the Yuma County Library. She traveled around all of Mexico to know her own culture and traditions for which she was very proud. She also traveled around the world five times and every time she came back, she was ready to go again.

She also loved to dance. During the early years of the Perez Prado Orchestra they came to Tijuana, Mexico on tour. Ana Fernanda went to the dance club where they performed and entered a mambo dance contest in which she won first place. Years later Perez Prado became famous, and she was forever proud that she had won dancing to his famous "Mambo #5".

Ana Fernanda will be remembered for her unwavering faith, her love for her family and friends and dedication to her church, St. Francis of Assisi in Yuma, AZ.

Ana Fernanda's bright light, joyful presence and strong personality will be deeply missed by all whoever knew her.

--- Love you mom ….