Mona Lisa Autie

Mona Lisa Autie, a cherished matriarch, passed away on June 8, 2026, in Orlando, Florida. Born on December 4, 1949, in Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, Mona Lisa lived a life marked by devotion, resilience, and genuine warmth, leaving behind a legacy that will continue to inspire all who had the honor of knowing her.

Mona Lisa’s professional journey was distinguished and impactful. She served as a paralegal and translator for the state attorney’s office and contributed over a decade of dedicated service working alongside Mayor Daley. Her sharp intellect and mastery of five languages were invaluable assets, reflecting her deep commitment to justice and community service. She was also a proud graduate with a major in Business and a passionate head of a Bible study group, demonstrating her faith and leadership.

Known for her caring, generous spirit and vivacious social nature, Mona Lisa was truly a social butterfly. She embraced life with the heart of a fighter and the vigor of a warrior, qualities that made her not only a respected professional but also the best grandmother imaginable. Her home was a hub of joy and laughter, where family gatherings were treasured occasions filled with love. Mona Lisa delighted in taking her grandchildren on adventures, hosting unforgettable parties, and cherishing every moment spent surrounded by those she loved.

Her hobbies and interests revealed a woman of multifaceted talents and passions: an avid student of the Bible, a skilled crocheter, pianist, journal keeper, dancer, singer, and enthusiast of games such as Scrabble, Mahjong, and Bingo. Most importantly, Mona Lisa’s life's pride stemmed from her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, whom she loved beyond measure.

Mona Lisa is survived by her devoted daughter Ramona Alicia Vasquez, her sons George Stefanis and Jorlyn Autie, and her treasured grandchildren Ruben Anthony Fleitas, Raymond Andre Fleitas, Ryan Alberto Fleitas, Alexis Monique Aviles, and great-grandchildren Reale Arielle Fleitas, Reina Arianna Fleitas, Nia Nakia Williams, Rayanna Andrea Fleitas, Ruben Anthony Fleitas II, Maya Lynn Fleitas, Mariah Laina Fleitas, Melody Licia Fleitas, Ryan Alberto Fleitas Jr., Madeleine Lacie Fleitas, and Raiden Angel Fleitas. She is also survived by her sister Maria De Los Angeles Vazquez Gonzalez and her brother Pedro Vazquez Jr.

Mona Lisa was preceded in death by her loving parents Pedro Vazquez and Carmen Dolores Vazquez Ruiz, and her sister Maria Migdalia Mostyn Vazquez.

The community and family will gather in remembrance of Mona Lisa and to celebrate her remarkable life at Newcomer Funeral Home, East Orlando, located at 895 S Goldenrod Rd, Orlando, FL 32822. A Memorial Service will be held on June 27, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, followed by a Celebration of Life from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. These gatherings will offer a space to honor Mona Lisa’s enduring spirit, her boundless love, and the extraordinary impact she had on all those fortunate enough to know her.

Mona Lisa Autie’s life was a testament to unyielding strength, boundless love, and compassionate generosity. She leaves a profound void in the hearts of her family and friends and a lasting imprint of beauty and grace. Her memory will forever be cherished as a beacon of love and devotion.