Sonya Jaramillo

In Loving Memory of Sonya Jaramillo

July 30, 1984 - November 7, 2026

Sonya was a beautiful soul whose love, laughter, and infectious spirit touched everyone fortunate enough to know her. She had a special way of warming up a room the moment she walked in. Her love for others was endless, and her heart was as big as her smile.

Sonya found joy in so many of life's simple pleasures. She loved animals, baking, flowers, music, and dancing. She enjoyed getting pedicures, shopping, fishing, and spending time outdoors. Above all, she cherished her family, especially her nieces and nephews, who held such a special place in her heart. Whether she was sharing a laugh, making memories, or simply spending time with the people she loved, Sonya had a way of making everyone feel special. Her love was infectious, and the warmth she brought into the lives of others will never be forgotten.

Sonya is survived by her loving husband, Logan Jaramillo; and her beloved goddaughters, Alicia Salazar and Emma Porter.

She is also survived by her mother, Bernadette Salazar; her brothers, Adam Salazar (Regina) and Daniel Salazar; her nephew, Adam Salazar Jr.; and her nieces, Aleena and Arriella.

She leaves behind her loving mother-in-law, Jonell Jaramillo (Mama Jo), and father-in-law, Andrew Jaramillo (Dad). She is also survived by her brothers-in-law, Kevin Jaramillo (Tracy) and Adam Jaramillo (Maxine); her nephew, Adam Jaramillo Jr.; and her nieces, Aubrey and Avarey. Also surviving her are her sister-in-law, Breanne Jaramillo, and her nieces, Maleijah and Mykah Porter.

Sonya was preceded in death by her beloved Tata, Sonny Salazar; Nana, Alice; Aunties, Becky Salazar, Michelle Salazar, and Mariah Lopez; Grandma, Carol Elkins; Tata, Aurelio Jaramillo; and Nana, Gladys Jaramillo.

She will also be deeply missed by her many uncles, aunties, cousins, and friends whose lives she touched throughout her journey.

Sonya's love, laughter, beautiful spirit, and the memories she created will live on forever in the hearts of those who loved her. Though she may no longer be physically with us, the joy she brought, the love she shared, and the light she carried into every room will never fade.

Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever in our hearts.