About Emily Garcia From Her Birth Until Her Death-Page 2














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In  Loving MemoryOf
Emily Jeanette Garcia
                 &
Her Unborn Son Emilio

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Please Help Them Find Our Killer(s)!
 

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This is the story of Emily Jeanette Garcia's short life on this earth. We will start with the day that Emily's parents (Roy Garcia & Sheila Smith) met, married, and started their life together and follow it through to the day that Emily was taken from this earth as the result of abduction, rape, and murder and how her case is still unsolved nearly 16 years later. We are hoping that by doing this, that it may help us somehow find the answers or clues as to who did this horrible thing to Emily and to find the justice that she deserves so that she may finally rest in peace.
Thank You and God Bless,
Emily's Family
Theresa Yeary-Dontrich(Emily's Aunt)
Phone#573-762-2327
Email Address:
Sheila Smith-Ramirez(Emily's Mother)
Phone#210-779-3774
Email Address:
Elizabeth Garcia(Emily's Sister)
Phone #210-303-6379
 

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Roy Garcia and Sheila Smith met in 1974, when Sheila was an SP/4 in the Army working in the 8th Infantry Division finance department in Bad Kreuznach, Germany.Sheila's real company was the 56th General Hospital where she worked as a medic, but she had been sent to the division to do allotments and bonds for the finance company. Roy Garcia also worked at the 8th Infantry Division where Sheila had been sent and Sheila was assigned to train Roy. This is how they met. Sheila worked there training Roy and liked him immediately because he was serious minded and that impressed her. They continued to work together until September of 1974 when Sheila decided to leave the Army and she moved back to Missouri where she had been born and raised all of her life.
 
Roy and Sheila continued to write to one another, and when Roy finally got back to the states, he took Sheila to Somerset, Texas to meet his family. When Roy's leave was over and it was time for him to return to Germany, he asked Sheila to go with him and she did. The continued to live together in Germany until April of 1975, when they finally returned to the states for good. They first traveled to Hopewell, Missouri to visit with Sheila's family, but the family was under quarantine at the time due to Sheila's youngest sister Lori having scarlet fever. Roy and Sheila had already decided to get married while they were visiting with Sheila's family, so they went on to take the blood tests. This is howSheila found out that she was pregnant with their first child, witch turned out to be a little girl and they named her Elizabeth Joy Garcia.
Only about 10 months later Sheila found out that she was pregnant again. Although she was not too happy that she became pregnant so soon after Elizabeth's birth, but decided maybe it would be better this way and raise them at the same time. Sheila gave birth to their 2nd child, which was Emily Jeanette Garcia.
Roy and Sheila didn't stay together too long after Emily was born. Roy was always very cold toward Emily and showed a lot of difference between her and her sister Elizabeth. Roy never said why he did this, but he never got over it.
Once Roy and Sheila divorced, Elizabeth and Emily were sort of shuffled around from home to home. They lived with Sheila for a while and then when she couldn't make it on her own with the girls, she sent them to stay with their Grandpa &Grandma Smith in Hopewell, MO., which is where they stayed for a few years, with Sheila coming to MO. to visit the girls every chance she got, but she stayed and worked to save money in  San Antonio, that way she could get her girls back home with her. Before Sheila could go back and get the girls, their Dad,Roy Garcia,  who hadn't seen or talked to them while they were in MO, got a letter telling him that he would have to pay back child support and support each month. That's when he decided to get the girls and take them to live with him and his new wife for a while in Somerset, Texas. He told Sheila that if he was going to have to support them anyhow, he may as well have them with him. This lasted a few years until Sheila could get the court to return her daughters to her in San Antonio, Texas. That is where they lived up until the day that Emily was murdered.
Elizabeth and Emily had a hard childhood and had things happen to them that children shouldn't have to worry about, but they were strong and survived the abuse and the molestation that they had to endure. No matter how rough their childhood was, they both still had very good attitudes and values.
On another page of this web site, you will read about Elizabeth and Emily both becoming pregnant at the same time and this is where Emily was abducted, raped, and murdered.

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Emily was a clown. She was very sociable, artistic, creative, and tempermental. She liked music, dancing, and art. She liked the color red. Her favorite meal was lamb stew, though she was very fond of cooking and loved to eat. She was always smiling and didn't know a stranger. She loved spending time at her grandparents home in Missouri, because she loved nature. She was very plain spoken and was quick to tell you just what she thought.

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