Christian John Ramas

Christian was a son, a brother, a devoted cat dad, and a beloved friend whose passion, loyalty, and vibrant personality left a lasting impression on all who knew him.

He is preceded in death by his cherished cat, Peach Ramas.

He is survived by his beloved feline companions, Mochi and Cloud Ramas; his parents, Jean and Roland Ramas; and his younger sisters, Kaelin and Rianna Ramas, all of whom he loved deeply and protected fiercely.

Christian was pursuing a degree in Computer Science at UTSA, with a focus on Security Research—a field that reflected his intellectual curiosity and technical prowess. He was also a loyal H-E-B employee from 2019 to 2023, known by coworkers for his dependability, work ethic, and quick wit.

A man of many passions, Christian immersed himself in Asian cultures, particularly Japanese culture, and was a self-proclaimed “huge anime snob.” He had a deep appreciation for music, especially Japanese EDM, K-pop, and metal—with an avowed distaste for country music.

Christian's zest for life extended to the gym, where he tirelessly worked toward peak physical fitness, and to the open road, where he chased adrenaline on his motorcycle. His love for cars often led him to lovingly modify his own, splurging unapologetically on high-performance parts.

A dedicated tech enthusiast, Christian could often be found tinkering with everything from random Pis to gaming PCs, and had a soft spot for older laptops and hardware. He also enjoyed rhythm games, rollerblading, and ice skating—each reflecting his love for movement, challenge, and fun.

Above all else, Christian will be remembered for his unwavering generosity, his infectious laughter, and his love of bringing people together. He was a big foodie with a legendary appetite—his favorite being Korean cuisine—and he was never happier than when surrounded by good food and even better company.

Despite his own dreams, Christian always prioritized the happiness and success of his loved ones. He found true fulfillment not in personal gain, but in witnessing those he cared for achieve their goals. He gave without expecting in return, and loved without limits.

Christian’s legacy is one of joy, compassion, and boundless energy—a bright light gone far too soon, but whose spirit lives on in the memories he created and the lives he touched.

A visitation for Christian will be held Saturday, October 18, 2025 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at Sunset Northwest Funeral Home, 6321 Bandera Road, San Antonio, TX 78238, followed by a funeral service from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM.