Roman Ruiz, age 58, passed away on August 4, 2026. Born on May 7, 1968, Roman was a resident of Brownsville, Texas. He will be remembered with deep respect and enduring affection by all who had the privilege to know him.
Roman lived with steady devotion and purpose—someone whose hard work spoke quietly but clearly, and whose thoughtful nature showed in the way he noticed others and responded with care. He was cherished not only for what he did, but for how he did it: with compassion, generosity, and a faithful heart that remained constant through life’s seasons.
An outdoorsman at heart, Roman found joy in fishing, camping, and time spent under open skies. He also brought warmth to everyday life through cooking—sharing meals in a way that made people feel welcomed and valued. His adventurous spirit and courage were matched by a gentle humor that could lighten a moment and draw people together.
Roman was known for helping people and offering a hand whenever it was needed. As one of Jehovah’s Witnesses, he dedicated himself to preaching hope to others, living his faith with sincerity and quiet strength—an example that proved inspirational to many.
Roman is survived by his spouse, Eunice Ruiz; his daughters, Rebecca Jael and Raquel Jovanna Lozoya (Jose); his son, Roman Ruiz Jr.; his grandson, Anderson Joel Flores; his granddaughters, Emma Zoey Flores and Madison Jade Lozoya; his brother, Higinio Ruiz, Jr.; and his sister, Leonora Lizcano. He was preceded in death by his father, Higinio Ruiz, and his mother, Maria Concepcion Ruiz.
Roman will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered—beloved in his family, treasured by friends, and honored for a life marked by devotion, faith, and generous care for others.
