Gina Danielle Espinoza - Pizzifred

Regina Danielle Espinoza - Pizzifred, fondly known as Gina was born on January 27, 1982, in Fontana, California, and passed away peacefully on September 21, 2025. She touched the lives of many and leaves behind a legacy of love and laughter that will forever resonate in the hearts of her family and friends.

Gina worked diligently as a cashier at Catlin’s Apple Market, where her warm demeanor and infectious smile made her a beloved figure among colleagues and customers alike. Her dedication to her job reflected her strong work ethic and her passion for serving others.

Education was important to Gina; she proudly participated in ROTC during her time at Fontana High School and furthered her studies at Chaffey College. This commitment to learning exemplified her desire to grow and positively impact her environment.

Gina was a devoted mother and grandmother who cared deeply for her children and grandson. She had a unique way of making every moment memorable, giving each of her children a special nickname that highlighted their individuality. Her warmth, strength, and joy were evident in the way she interacted with her loved ones.Gina could brighten even the toughest of days with her laughter and positive spirit.

In her leisure time, Gina found joy in coloring and crafting, often immersing herself in home DIY projects that showcased her creativity. She also had a treasured love for cats. These hobbies reflected her nurturing personality and her ability to transform her surroundings into vibrant spaces filled with love.

Regina is survived by her devoted husband, John Pizzifred, and her cherished children, Jacqueline Espinoza, Danielle Espinoza, and John Jr. Pizzifred. She is also remembered fondly by her grandson, Cedric, who brought her immense joy. Regina's loving mother, Gloria Espinoza, along with her siblings Jewels, Daniel, Laura, and Gabriel, will carry her memory close to their hearts. Additionally, she is survived by several nieces and nephews, who will cherish the moments they shared with her.

Regina was preceded in death by her father, Daniel Espinoza, whose spirit will surely accompany her in eternal rest.

As we remember Regina, we celebrate the beauty she brought into this world. Her laughter, creativity, and boundless affection will remain with us, an enduring testament to a life lived with passion and purpose. She will be profoundly missed but forever remembered with love.

A celebration of life will take place Friday, September 26, at 5 p.m. at Chautauqua Park.