Elisa de Anda

 Visitation, ​Tuesday, March 17, 2026

 From 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

​(Prayer Service 6:30 p.m.)

at Logan Square Funeral Home

2708 N. Western Ave., Chicago, IL 60647

 

Available parking at the Regal Theatre next door, 4 floors, entrance on Schubert.  You can park on any floor.

Theatre charges $4 for 5 hours - Must pay as soon as you park, NOT after - according to theatre sign - 

​Failure to pay will cause you to receive a ticket from the parking garage company.  It's important to know your license plate number. 

Street parking is permitted on Western Ave in front of the funeral home (even in the Bus Lane) AFTER 6PM and all day on Schubert Street. 

 

IMPORTANT: If you would like to order flowers through this website, please place your order BEFORE ​MONDAY 10:00 A.M. 

to ensure your order will be on time for the visitation.

 

You may leave your condolences for the family, add pictures and light a candle for your loved one on this website on our Tribute Wall

IMPORTANT***(If you add pictures or condolences, it may take up to 24 hrs to appear on the Tribute Wall)***

 

PLEASE KEEP THE ​DE ANDA FAMIL​Y IN YOUR PRAYERS

MAY ​ELISA REST IN ​PEACE

 

​Elisa de Anda, born June 14, 1962 in Mexico, passed away on March 9, 2026. She was the eldest of six siblings, the beloved daughter of Yolanda de Anda, and the devoted mother of Brian and Luis de Anda.

Elisa spent her early years in Mexico before coming to the United States, where Chicago became the place she built her life. As a teenager, she carried responsibilities far beyond her age—working, caring, and holding her family together through hardship after hardship. Her strength was forged early, and it never left her.
She later met Luis Bahena, and together they raised two sons who became the center of her world. They made a home in many corners of the Chicago area, each place marked by her resilience and her fierce love.
Elisa was a tough and caring sister, a protective mother, and a woman who met every challenge with tenacity and heart. Her love was not always soft, but it was deep, and unwavering.
Her spirit lives on through her sons, Brian and Luis, and through her grandchildren—Jade, Alexander, Lenay, and Angel—who carry her strength and her fire forward.
She will be missed more than words can hold and remembered in every life she shaped with her courage and her love.