Soledad Ortiz

Soledad Ortiz, edad 23, de Corsicana, Texas, falleció el Domingo 12 de Enero del 2025 en su hogar. Sol nació el 4 de Febrero del 2001, en Dallas, a sus papás, Julio Ortiz y María Guadalupe Ortiz. Sol tuvo una infancia muy feliz y hermosa. Todos los que la conocían la describirían como una persona cariñosa, amable, simpática y amorosa. Sol siempre fue la vida de la fiesta y siempre garantizó una risa de los que la rodeaban. Su nombre es Soledad, pero todos la llamaban “Sol”, lo que sin duda es muy adecuado para ella ya que era un rayo de sol en nuestras vidas. Sol era amante de la comida. Algunas de las comidas favoritas de sol eran los tacos al vapor de su madre, las enchiladas suizas de su tía, y las mojarras y el arroz de su madrina. La forma más fácil de hacerla sonreír era preguntarle si quería ir a comer a Chili’s y su respuesta siempre fue: “Tu di rana, y yo salto”. A Sol le sobreviven sus padres, Julio Ortiz y María Guadalupe Ortiz; sus hermanos, Julio Ortiz y Alejandra Ortiz; su abuela, María Padilla y numerosos tíos, primos y amigos que todos la amaban mucho. Sol es precedida en la muerte por su abuelo Ignacio Bermejo. Sol será echada de menos por todos aquellos que la conocieron. Ella deja esta tierra dejándonos con una gran sensación de pérdida, pero su amor, su hermosa sonrisa, su risa contagiosa, e innumerables recuerdos maravillosos permanecerán con nosotros aquí para siempre en nuestros corazones. Soledad Ortiz, age 23, of Corsicana, Texas, passed away January 12th, 2025 in her home. Sol was born February 4th, 2001, to her parents Julio Ortiz and Maria Guadalupe Ortiz. Sol had a very happy and beautiful childhood. Everyone that knew her would describe her as a caring, selfless, and loving individual. Sol was always the life of the party and always guaranteed a laugh out of those around her. Her name is Soledad, but everyone called her “Sol”, meaning “Sun”, which without a doubt is very fitting for her since she was a ray of sunshine in our lives. Sol’s favorite pass times were attending concerts, trying out new restaurants, and hanging out with her friends and family. She loved having brunch in the mornings with her friends and right after beating them in video games. She was always quite competitive in all things that she was passionate about. Sol was a dedicated food lover. Some of sol’s favorite foods were her mom’s tacos al vapor, her tia’s enchiladas suizas, mojarras, and her madrina’s rice. The easiest way to make her smile was to ask her if she wanted to go eat at Chili’s and her answer was always, “Tu di rana, y yo salto.” Sol is survived by her parents, Julio Ortiz and Maria Guadalupe Ortiz; her siblings, Julio Ortiz and Alejandra Ortiz; her grandmother, Maria Padilla and numerous aunts and uncles, cousins, and friends who all loved her dearly. Sol is preceded in death by her grandfather Ignacio Bermejo. Sol will be missed dearly by all those who knew her. She leaves this earth leaving us with a great sense of loss, but her love, her beautiful smile, her contagious laugh, and countless of wonderful memories will remain with us here forever in our hearts.

Soledad Ortiz

February 4, 2001 - January 12, 2025