Noemi Miranda-Soto

Semblanza celebrando la vida de Noemí Miranda Soto
*A dónde vas barquito sin timón, entre la bruma no olvides el puerto del amor Jesús susurra. Si fuera un lindo amanecer en qué la luna se esconde cuando aparece el sol pero no hay ninguna. Solo oscuridad y al fin el lindo Puerto no hallarás. Cristo es el puerto vuelve otra vez**
--estas son las letras del himno favorito de Noemí Miranda Soto, hoy celebramos su vida con mucho amor. Mujer fuerte y de la misma manera tierna, llena de amor hacia su familia. Su historia comienza el 24 de agosto de 1960 en la ciudad de Ponce Puerto Rico. Sus padres Teresa Soto y Carlos Miranda. Cada paso en su vida fueron tomadas de la mano de sus padres quienes la guiaron en los caminos del señor junto a sus hermanos Abigail, Jael, Raquel y Carlos. Cursó sus primeros estudios en la escuela Susana Rivera continuando en H. W. Santaella y Florencio Santiago. Vivio en Puerto Rico, Philadelphia Pennsylvania y Orlando florida. Junto a José Arnaldo Mateo procrearon dos hijos Katy Lyn Mateo Miranda y Carlos José Mateo Miranda. Y el fruto de sus nietos los cuales amaba mucho. Hoy la honramos y nunca la olvidaremos.

Profile celebrating the life of Noemí Miranda Soto*Where are you going, little boat without a rudder, through the mist, don't forget the harbor of love, Jesus whispers. If it were a beautiful dawn in which the moon hides when the sun appears, but there is none. Only darkness, and at last you will not find the beautiful harbor. Christ is the harbor, return again**--these are the lyrics of Noemí Miranda Soto's favorite hymn. Today we celebrate her life with much love. A strong woman, yet equally tender, full of love for her family. Her story begins on August 24, 1960, in the city of Ponce, Puerto Rico. Her parents were Teresa Soto and Carlos Miranda. Every step of her life was taken by the hand of her parents, who guided her in the ways of the Lord, along with her siblings, Abigail, Jael, Raquel, and Carlos. She attended her primary school at the Susana Rivera School, continuing at H. W. Santaella and Florencio Santiago schools. She lived in Puerto Rico, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Orlando, Florida. Together with José Arnaldo Mateo, they had two children, Katy Lyn Mateo Miranda and Carlos José Mateo Miranda. And the fruit of her grandchildren, whom she loved dearly. Today we honor her and will never forget her.