Olga "Ollie" Antonietta Gutierrez-Cahill graduated into God's Holy Kingdom on

March 29, 2021 at the age of 82 years old. Olga was born to the late Antonio and

Francisca Gutierrez in Laredo, Texas on October 18, 1938 where she grew up

attending Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic School and Ursuline Academy. In May

of 1960, Olga married John H. Cahill. Together they had six children as their

military career relocated the family to San Diego.

Olga was always a source of aid, comfort, and nurture. She continued her

education at Baptist Memorial School of Nursing in San Antonio, Texas, before

beginning her thirty-year nursing career. She was constantly relied upon by

physicians for her astute knowledge and exemplary patient care. After retiring from

nursing, she continued to offer helpful and on point medical advice to friends and

family who needed her throughout her life.

Olga always loved to dance. She was a trained flamenco dancer and became known

for dancing throughout her entire life. As a young lady, she would often drive her

siblings crazy by singing opera and playing with castanets around the house. She

worked hard and would often give her mom little surprises whenever she got paid.

She shared her daddy's love of working on cars, the Dallas Cowboys, and baseball.

Her final occupation was working at Petco Park for the San Diego Padres where

she loved watching her team play.

The loves of Olga's life are her six children, fifteen grandchildren, and eight great

grandchildren, as well as her animals. She will be remembered by them for her

strong faith in God, the values she instilled, and above all else, her love and

patience. Olga opened her heart to everyone, teaching love, compassion, and

loyalty while exemplifying strength, hard work, and grace.

She was preceded in death by her father, Antonio Gutierrez (1993), her mother,

Francisca Gutierrez (2011), her sister, Eliza C. Gutierrez-Hayes (2006) (Edward),

and by her husband John H. Cahill (1998). She is survived by her family including

her five siblings: Maria Guadalupe Eubank (Don), Antonio Gutierrez (Jaqueline),

Judith Jean Watts (Richard), Rogelio Gutierrez (Josie), and Thelma Issa Gibson

(Bill); and her five children: Robert Patrick, Mary Kathleen, Deldra Francis, John

Anthony, William Edward, and Patricia Ileen. Her legacy will live on with her

grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and countless friends who

loved her dearly.