Obituary for Salvador Ortega, Jr.
Viewing will be Sunday 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM and Monday 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Vondel Smith Funeral Home, 6934 South Western Ave. Oklahoma City. Funeral service to celebrate and honor his life will be held 11:00 AM, Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at OKC Faith Church, 800 South Portland Ave. OKC, OK. 73108 with burial following at 2:00 PM at Ft. Sill National Cemetery in Elgin, Oklahoma. Friends may leave condolences for the family at vondelsmithmortuary.com
Salvador Ortega, Jr
October 20, 1973 ~ August 1, 2022
Salvador Ortega, Jr, 48, went to be with his Heavenly father on Monday, August 1, 2022, the son of Salvador Ortega, Sr. and Norma Alicia (Corpus) Ortega. He was born October 20, 1973, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Salvador grew up attending Oklahoma City Schools: Westwood, Longfellow, Jackson, and Capitol Hill High School in Oklahoma City. He joined the United States Army and honorably served his country during the Iraq War. Salvador was very passionate about serving in the US Army but nothing was as important as being with his family whom he loved with all of his heart. He was the best uncle anyone could ever have! He adored all his nieces and nephews. Salvador will be fondly remembered as a kind, loving and generous man.
He was preceded in death by his:
Mother: Norma A. Corpus Ortega;
Brothers in Arms of the United States Army.
Salvador leaves behind his loving family:
his father, Salvador Ortega, Sr;
his sister, Maricela White and her children: Victor Aguilar, Fredi Aguilar, Jr. & his wife, Krista and their kids: Hana and Sora Aguilar;
his sister, Elva M. Altman & her husband, Martin Altman and their children: Osvaldo Altman, John Altman, Jr, and D’Juan Altman and his kids: Jonathan, Aleeya, and J’Shawn Altman;
his sister, Ilda C. Ortega and her children: Ricardo I. Ortega and Gabriel Ortega;
his sister, Alicia Ortega de Aguirre & her husband, Nestor Aguirre and their children: Aimee Herrera, Matthew Herrera, Angelica Rosales and her kids: Joaquin, Jacob, Melanie, G.G. Rosales and Cynthia Ortega and her kids: Harrison Ortega and Ambrose Jaime;
his sister, Daisy C. Ortega and her children: Daisy Soliz, Geno Salvador Soliz, Cain Ortega, Saied Saenz, Jr. and Yair Saenz;
his Brothers in Arms of the United States Army;
as well as many other loving family and friends.
Salvador Ortega, Jr
October 20, 1973 ~ August 1, 2022
Salvador Ortega, Jr, 48, went to be with his Heavenly father on Monday, August 1, 2022, the son of Salvador Ortega, Sr. and Norma Alicia (Corpus) Ortega. He was born October 20, 1973, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Salvador grew up attending Oklahoma City Schools: Westwood, Longfellow, Jackson, and Capitol Hill High School in Oklahoma City. He joined the United States Army and honorably served his country during the Iraq War. Salvador was very passionate about serving in the US Army but nothing was as important as being with his family whom he loved with all of his heart. He was the best uncle anyone could ever have! He adored all his nieces and nephews. Salvador will be fondly remembered as a kind, loving and generous man.
He was preceded in death by his:
Mother: Norma A. Corpus Ortega;
Brothers in Arms of the United States Army.
Salvador leaves behind his loving family:
his father, Salvador Ortega, Sr;
his sister, Maricela White and her children: Victor Aguilar, Fredi Aguilar, Jr. & his wife, Krista and their kids: Hana and Sora Aguilar;
his sister, Elva M. Altman & her husband, Martin Altman and their children: Osvaldo Altman, John Altman, Jr, and D’Juan Altman and his kids: Jonathan, Aleeya, and J’Shawn Altman;
his sister, Ilda C. Ortega and her children: Ricardo I. Ortega and Gabriel Ortega;
his sister, Alicia Ortega de Aguirre & her husband, Nestor Aguirre and their children: Aimee Herrera, Matthew Herrera, Angelica Rosales and her kids: Joaquin, Jacob, Melanie, G.G. Rosales and Cynthia Ortega and her kids: Harrison Ortega and Ambrose Jaime;
his sister, Daisy C. Ortega and her children: Daisy Soliz, Geno Salvador Soliz, Cain Ortega, Saied Saenz, Jr. and Yair Saenz;
his Brothers in Arms of the United States Army;
as well as many other loving family and friends.