Family and friends in Dallas, Texas, are honoring the memory of Christina Mumford Llamas, who passed away on November 14, 2025, at the age of 52. Born on July 8, 1973, she was celebrated for her remarkable ability to bring laughter to those around her, creating moments of joy in everyday life.
Raised in the heart of Dallas, Christina grew up in a close-knit household that nurtured her outgoing personality and sense of humor. She attended local schools, graduating from Adamson High School in 1991, where she participated in drama club activities that honed her natural talent for entertaining others.
Professionally, Christina dedicated over two decades to customer service roles in the retail sector, most recently as a representative for a major Dallas-based firm. Her empathetic approach and quick wit made her a favorite among colleagues and clients alike, often diffusing tense situations with a well-timed joke.
In her family life, Christina shared 30 years of marriage with Luciano Llamas, raising their daughter Debonee and welcoming grandchildren who adored her playful storytelling sessions. Family barbecues and holiday gatherings were highlights, where she orchestrated games and shared recipes passed down through generations. Her home on Cleveland Street became a hub of warmth and welcoming energy.
Christina pursued hobbies that reflected her joyful essence, including amateur stand-up comedy at local open mics and collecting vintage joke books that sparked endless family laughter. She also enjoyed gardening, tending to a vibrant backyard full of colorful flowers that mirrored her bright outlook. Weekend walks in White Rock Lake Park provided serene escapes for reflection and quiet bonding with loved ones.
Christina is survived by her husband Luciano, daughter Debonee, two grandchildren, and siblings including Jose Mumford. A memorial service will be held on November 20 at Laurel Land Funeral Home in Dallas, with donations suggested to the American Cancer Society in her name. Her legacy of love and levity inspires all to embrace humor as a bridge through life’s challenges.
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