Jesus & Yesenia Dominguez

Obituary for Jesus “Baby Sus” Dominguez Jr. and Yesenia “Senia” Ann Dominguez Jesus “Baby Sus” Dominguez Jr., born September 21, 2013, and his sister Yesenia “Senia” Ann Dominguez, born January 21, 2015, of Pueblo, Colorado, went to be with the Lord together in 2018. Their passing leaves a deep ache in the hearts of all who loved them, yet their short lives continue to shine brightly through the memories they left behind. They are survived by their mother Alberta LaCrue, Michael (Meklo) Baca, their sister Lasiah “Siah” Sanchez, Grandma Barbara Sanchez, Grandpa Albo (Anthony), Auntie Justine and Chad Ballou, cousin Jerimiah Dominguez, Uncle Joseph Albo, and many great grandparents, grandparents, aunties, uncles, cousins, and friends who cherished them deeply. They were preceded in death by their Grandma Abby Dominguez, their great grandpa Albert Albo, and their Auntie Odelia Arias Baca. Baby Sus and Senia were joyful, loving children whose bond was unbreakable from the moment Senia was born. Jesus adored his little sister and stayed by her side as her protector, playmate, and best friend. They played together, ate together, slept side by side, and shared every moment with a closeness that everyone around them could feel. Their connection was so strong that they left this world together, just as they lived it—inseparable. They loved spending time with their older sister Siah and their cousins, especially when music was playing. Their favorite song to dance to was “Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)” by Silento, and they would light up the room with their laughter and energy. Baby Sus and his mama shared a special dance to a meaningful song that will forever be held close to her heart. They enjoyed staying with family, always happy, rarely upset, and always surrounded by love. Though their time on earth was far too short, the joy they brought and the love they shared will live on forever in the hearts of those who knew them. How deeply they are missed. A Mass in honor of Jesus and Yesenia will be held on January 12, 2026, at 10:00 AM at St. Joseph’s. We will be having a potluck gathering in the hall after the mass and folks are more than welcome to bring something to share. Any donations are greatly appreciated by the family. Jesus and Yesenia will be forever loved, forever remembered, and forever missed.