Corina Ann Leyva

Corina Ann Leyva (February 26, 1980 – July 3, 2021) was a loving mother, daughter, and sister whose life centered on family. Known affectionately as “Reina” by those close to her, Corina cared deeply for her children and extended family, and her presence brought comfort and steady love to those around her.

A mother to six, Corina found her greatest joy in her children and in the everyday moments of family life. Her relatives remember her as someone who put family first and who gave tirelessly of herself to support and nurture those she loved. As a daughter and sister, she was part of a close-knit household and held an important place in family celebrations, traditions, and quiet gatherings.

In the days following her passing, relatives organized ways to honor Corina and to help her children during a time of sudden loss. Family members described her by the endearing name Reina and sought community support to cover funeral and family expenses so that her children could be cared for and her memory could be honored with dignity.

Services to remember Corina were entrusted to Greenwood Memory Lawn Mortuary & Cemetery in Phoenix, Arizona, and family and friends gathered to say goodbye and celebrate her life. Her loved ones continue to keep her memory alive through stories, photographs, and acts of care for her children.

Corina’s life was defined by the central role she played in the lives of her children and family. While her death was a shock to those who knew her, the compassion and support shown by her community stand as a testament to how deeply she was loved. She is remembered for the comfort she gave, the family she cared for, and the quiet, enduring presence she was in the lives of those who called her Reina.