Veteran to Inter at DFW National Cemetery
Leila Delgado-Centeno's funeral was held this week; her burial is scheduled for Tuesday.
By Ibrahim Howard ·
Leila Anette Delgado-Centeno will be interred on Tuesday, Nov. 17, at the Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery. The ceremony is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. at the facility located in Fort Worth. Her family confirmed the date for the public service, which marks the final step in her funeral arrangements.
Delgado-Centeno, 55, passed away on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026. The family held her funeral service on Saturday, Nov. 7. The service took place at 2:30 p.m. in Mount Olivet Chapel. The chapel is part of Greenwood Funeral Homes, Cremation. The funeral home is located at 2301 N. Sylvania Avenue in Fort Worth, 76111. Their office phone number is 817-831-0511.
The family described Delgado-Centeno as a wife, friend, daughter, and mother. They stated that she was a beloved wife who shared love and devotion. As a friend, she offered loyalty and support. As a daughter, she was a source of pride for her family. As a mother, the family said she left a mark through her teachings and sacrifices. They noted that her unconditional love was a defining trait of her life.
The family expressed deep sorrow over her passing. They also expressed immense gratitude for the time they had with her. They described her life as a gift to all who knew her. The family said her passing leaves a void that can never be filled. However, they noted that her memories will remain with them. They cited her smile, words, and advice as lasting impressions.
The family found comfort in their faith. They referenced the promise of God and their hope in Christ. They stated that true love never dies. They believe that separation is not the end. The family said they have the privilege of having shared her life. They noted that her story will continue to live on in each of them.
The family sent a final message to Delgado-Centeno. They asked her to rest in the arms of the Lord. They said they would always love her and never forget her. They noted that they look forward to meeting again. The family invited the public to view more details on the funeral home site.
