Birth date: Sep 10, 1944 Death date: Dec 24, 2025
Flor Suarez Tilden, 81, of Coral Gables, Florida, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, December 24, 2025. Flor was born in San José, Costa Rica, on September 10, 1944, to Amparo (Turcios) and Luis Suárez. Her family immigrated to Read Obituary
One of my favorite memories of Aunt Flor was from 1970, just a few months before Kimberly was born. Aunt Flor had my sister and I over to their little house in North Miami, she wanted us to help her decorate the nursery. We were both so excited about helping her with the project. The decor was Winnie the Pooh, I can still see the room.
This photo, although not very good, was from one of our many family picnics. This was our Grandmother's birthday 1971 at Everglades National Park.
Aunt Flor was one of the sweetest and gentlest human beings that I have ever known. She loved her family unconditionally. May she rest in heavenly peace for eternity.
Love,
Linda
After the 2005 hurricanes when power had finally been restored to our neighborhood in Coral Gables, all houses had power except two blocks of houses across the street from Flor's house, where my brother and I lived. Most neighbors were running power cords from one side of the street to the other so that the neighbors without power could use the power from the houses of those that had it. Flor contacted my brother and me and told us that she would leave a key in her mailbox so that we could cook food, leave it in her refrigerator, and take a warm shower at her house. Over 20 years later I still remember that kindness.
I also remember how she cared for the stray cats around the neighborhood. She was an extremely kind, friendly woman. She will be missed.
After the 2005 hurricanes when power had finally been restored to our neighborhood in Coral Gables, all houses had power except two blocks of houses across the street from Flor's house, where my brother and I lived. Most neighbors were running power cords from one side of the street to the other so that the neighbors without power could use the power from the houses of those that had it. Flor contacted my brother and me and told us that she would leave a key in her mailbox so that we could cook food, leave it in her refrigerator, and take a warm shower at her house. Over 20 years later I still remember that kindness.
I also remember how she cared for the stray cats around the neighborhood. She was an extremely kind, friendly woman. She will be missed.
She was sweet and had a beautiful soul.
