Barbara Sobalvarro, founder and honorary president of the Antioch Friends of Animal Services, passed away on Nov 6 at age 83. Her lifelong dedication to animal welfare is celebrated by the community, urging adoptions in her memory, demonstrating the profound impact she left on both animals and people.
Donald P. Freitas praised Sobalvarro as a fierce advocate for animal welfare, noting her significant role in Antioch. He also highlighted her talent as a pianist and music teacher, sharing fond memories of her signature masquerade fundraisers that united people for the noble cause.
Freida Valledor-Borja recounted her encounters with Sobalvarro, noting their conversations about cats and the admirable work done at Antioch Animal Services. She emphasized how Sobalvarro's legacy continues to inspire efforts for animal advocacy.
Milanka Schneiderman reflected on Sobalvarro's enduring impact, stating that she left behind a powerful legacy of advocacy for voiceless animals. Her contributions to the cause are remembered and cherished by many.
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