Sylvia Sambrano Arredondo

Sylvia S. Arredondo, 67, of Center Hill, Florida, passed away on September 7, 2026. She was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and faithful woman of God whose life was a beautiful testimony of love, service, and devotion to Jesus Christ.

Sylvia shared 54 years of marriage with her devoted husband, J. Sacramento Arredondo, with whom she built a beautiful life and family. She is lovingly remembered by her children: Jacinto Arredondo and his wife, Rosa Elvira Arredondo; Alfredo Arredondo and his wife, Lorene Arredondo; Angelica Arredondo Williams and her husband, Clyde Demetrius Williams; Joe Sacramento Arredondo; Fernando Arredondo and his wife, Maribel Arredondo; Saul Arredondo and his wife, Liliana Janet Arredondo; and Eloy Arredondo and his wife, Esther Arredondo.

She was preceded in death by her beloved children, Abel Arredondo and Celia Arredondo, and by her parents, Julian Sambrano and Sophie Vara Perez.

Sylvia was a cherished grandmother to Jacinto Arredondo Jr., Diego Arredondo, Hector Julius Arredondo, Royce Lee Arredondo, Princess Karina Arredondo, Lorena Arredondo, Alfredo Arredondo Jr., Beatriz Alondra Hidalgo, Abraham Arredondo, Nathalie Laeshae Williams, Clyde Demetrius Williams Jr., Rhaenyssa Imani Williams, Riley Arredondo, Emery Rose Arredondo, Levy Marie Arredondo, Souline Janet Arredondo, Beau Cooper Arredondo, Sunny Rhodes Arredondo, Tatum Lux Arredondo, and Kailani Alondra Arredondo.

Born on December 29, 1958, Sylvia lived a life centered on faith, family, and love. She loved cooking for her husband, family, and friends. Preparing food was one of the many ways she showed her love and made those around her feel special.

Her love for Jesus Christ was at the center of everything she did. Being surrounded by her church family brought her great joy. She loved having her radio playing music that filled her heart with worship. At church, she had favorite songs she would faithfully sing, service after service. Her worship was not simply something she did—it was part of who she was.

Sylvia also treasured the simple blessings of God’s creation. She enjoyed sitting outside, spending time with her chickens, admiring the beauty around her, and taking small walks whenever she was able.

She had a special way of making others feel loved and important. That kindness flowed from the love of Jesus within her heart. Whatever Sylvia did, she did with all her heart, and she never hesitated to help someone in need.

Her family will forever remember her cooking, her songs, her worship, her kindness, her strength, and most importantly, her faith. The example she set will continue through her children, grandchildren, and generations to come.