Andy Soto Obituary
Obituary published on Legacy.com by Simple Cremation & Funeral Services on Feb. 10, 2026.
Es con profunda tristeza que anunciamos el prematuro fallecimiento de Andy Ezequiel Soto, quien dejó este mundo el 5 de febrero de 2026, a la tierna edad de 26 años. Nacido el 31 de marzo de 1999 en Honduras, Andy fue un espíritu vibrante que tocó la vida de todos los que conoció. Pasó sus últimos días en Nashville, Tennessee, donde su entusiasmo por la vida seguía brillando intensamente.
Andy era el querido hijo de José Román Soto y María Elena Escobar Funez. Sus padres le proporcionaron un hogar lleno de cariño, lleno de risas y alegría, fomentando su personalidad llena de energía y su pasión por conectar con los demás. Andy no era solo un hijo; fue un hermano querido para Roger Josue Soto y Jair Soto Escobar, quienes siempre guardarán los recuerdos de sus aventuras infantiles y la calidez de su vínculo.
Desde pequeño, Andy mostró un espíritu contagioso que le convirtió en el alma de la fiesta. Era conocido por su sentido del humor, su naturaleza cariñosa y su increíble capacidad para iluminar cualquier habitación con su presencia. Sus amigos y familia a menudo se maravillaban de su destreza social, ya que reunía sin esfuerzo a personas de todos los ámbitos, creando un ambiente de alegría y camaradería allá donde iba.
Apasionado del fútbol, Andy encontraba una inmensa alegría practicando el deporte que amaba. Ya fuera pateando un balón por el parque con amigos o animando a sus equipos favoritos, el fútbol era una parte fundamental de su identidad. También prosperaba en entornos sociales, participando con entusiasmo en reuniones que celebraban la vida, el amor y la amistad. La risa y el entusiasmo de Andy eran contagiosos, y su capacidad para hacer que la gente se sintiera querida e incluida era un testimonio de su maravilloso carácter.
Aunque su tiempo en esta tierra fue demasiado corto, Andy deja un legado de calidez y alegría que quedará grabado para siempre en el corazón de sus seres queridos. Le sobreviven sus devotos padres, José Román Soto y María Elena Escobar Funez; sus queridos hermanos, Roger Josue Soto y Jair Soto Escobar; junto con un montón de familiares y amigos queridos que tuvieron la suerte de conocerle.
La visita será el 14 de febrero de 2026 de 9:00 a 10:00 en 1401 Lee Victory Parkway, Smyrna, TN 37167. El servicio funerario tendrá lugar a las 10:00 AM,
Andy, te echaremos mucho de menos, pero tu espíritu vivirá en las risas, el amor y los momentos alegres que nos regalaste a todos. En este momento de duelo, encontramos consuelo en los hermosos recuerdos que creaste y en el amor que compartiste. Descansa en paz.
It is with profound sadness that we announce the untimely passing of Andy Ezequiel Soto, who left this world on February 5, 2026, at the tender age of 26. Born on March 31, 1999, in Honduras, Andy was a vibrant spirit who touched the lives of everyone he encountered. He spent his final days in Nashville, Tennessee, where his zest for life continued to shine brightly.
Andy was the cherished son of Jose Roman Soto and Maria Elena Escobar Funez. His parents provided him with a loving home filled with laughter and joy, nurturing his high-energy personality and his passion for connecting with others. Andy was not just a son; he was a beloved brother to Roger Josue Soto and Jair Soto Escobar, who will forever carry the memories of their childhood adventures and the warmth of their bond.
From a young age, Andy exhibited an infectious spirit that made him the life of the party. He was known for his humor, his loving nature, and his incredible ability to light up any room with his presence. His friends and family often marveled at his social prowess, as he effortlessly brought together people from all walks of life, creating an atmosphere of joy and camaraderie wherever he went.
An avid soccer enthusiast, Andy found immense joy in playing the sport he loved. Whether kicking a ball around in the park with friends or cheering for his favorite teams, soccer was a significant part of his identity. He also thrived in social settings, eagerly participating in gatherings that celebrated life, love, and friendship. Andy's laughter and enthusiasm were infectious, and his ability to make people feel cherished and included was a testament to his wonderful character.
Though his time on this earth was far too short, Andy leaves behind a legacy of warmth and joy that will forever be etched in the hearts of his loved ones. He is survived by his devoted parents, Jose Roman Soto and Maria Elena Escobar Funez; his loving brothers, Roger Josue Soto and Jair Soto Escobar; along with a host of cherished family members and friends who were blessed to know him.
Visitation will be February 14, 2026 from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM at 1401 Lee Victory Parkway, Smyrna, TN 37167. Funeral service will follow at 10:00 AM,
Andy, you will be dearly missed, but your spirit will live on in the laughter, love, and joyful moments you gifted us all. In this time of grief, we find solace in the beautiful memories you created and the love you shared. Rest in peace.
To send a flower arrangement in memory of Andy Ezequiel Soto, please click here to visit our sympathy store.
Andy era el querido hijo de José Román Soto y María Elena Escobar Funez. Sus padres le proporcionaron un hogar lleno de cariño, lleno de risas y alegría, fomentando su personalidad llena de energía y su pasión por conectar con los demás. Andy no era solo un hijo; fue un hermano querido para Roger Josue Soto y Jair Soto Escobar, quienes siempre guardarán los recuerdos de sus aventuras infantiles y la calidez de su vínculo.
Desde pequeño, Andy mostró un espíritu contagioso que le convirtió en el alma de la fiesta. Era conocido por su sentido del humor, su naturaleza cariñosa y su increíble capacidad para iluminar cualquier habitación con su presencia. Sus amigos y familia a menudo se maravillaban de su destreza social, ya que reunía sin esfuerzo a personas de todos los ámbitos, creando un ambiente de alegría y camaradería allá donde iba.
Apasionado del fútbol, Andy encontraba una inmensa alegría practicando el deporte que amaba. Ya fuera pateando un balón por el parque con amigos o animando a sus equipos favoritos, el fútbol era una parte fundamental de su identidad. También prosperaba en entornos sociales, participando con entusiasmo en reuniones que celebraban la vida, el amor y la amistad. La risa y el entusiasmo de Andy eran contagiosos, y su capacidad para hacer que la gente se sintiera querida e incluida era un testimonio de su maravilloso carácter.
Aunque su tiempo en esta tierra fue demasiado corto, Andy deja un legado de calidez y alegría que quedará grabado para siempre en el corazón de sus seres queridos. Le sobreviven sus devotos padres, José Román Soto y María Elena Escobar Funez; sus queridos hermanos, Roger Josue Soto y Jair Soto Escobar; junto con un montón de familiares y amigos queridos que tuvieron la suerte de conocerle.
La visita será el 14 de febrero de 2026 de 9:00 a 10:00 en 1401 Lee Victory Parkway, Smyrna, TN 37167. El servicio funerario tendrá lugar a las 10:00 AM,
Andy, te echaremos mucho de menos, pero tu espíritu vivirá en las risas, el amor y los momentos alegres que nos regalaste a todos. En este momento de duelo, encontramos consuelo en los hermosos recuerdos que creaste y en el amor que compartiste. Descansa en paz.
It is with profound sadness that we announce the untimely passing of Andy Ezequiel Soto, who left this world on February 5, 2026, at the tender age of 26. Born on March 31, 1999, in Honduras, Andy was a vibrant spirit who touched the lives of everyone he encountered. He spent his final days in Nashville, Tennessee, where his zest for life continued to shine brightly.
Andy was the cherished son of Jose Roman Soto and Maria Elena Escobar Funez. His parents provided him with a loving home filled with laughter and joy, nurturing his high-energy personality and his passion for connecting with others. Andy was not just a son; he was a beloved brother to Roger Josue Soto and Jair Soto Escobar, who will forever carry the memories of their childhood adventures and the warmth of their bond.
From a young age, Andy exhibited an infectious spirit that made him the life of the party. He was known for his humor, his loving nature, and his incredible ability to light up any room with his presence. His friends and family often marveled at his social prowess, as he effortlessly brought together people from all walks of life, creating an atmosphere of joy and camaraderie wherever he went.
An avid soccer enthusiast, Andy found immense joy in playing the sport he loved. Whether kicking a ball around in the park with friends or cheering for his favorite teams, soccer was a significant part of his identity. He also thrived in social settings, eagerly participating in gatherings that celebrated life, love, and friendship. Andy's laughter and enthusiasm were infectious, and his ability to make people feel cherished and included was a testament to his wonderful character.
Though his time on this earth was far too short, Andy leaves behind a legacy of warmth and joy that will forever be etched in the hearts of his loved ones. He is survived by his devoted parents, Jose Roman Soto and Maria Elena Escobar Funez; his loving brothers, Roger Josue Soto and Jair Soto Escobar; along with a host of cherished family members and friends who were blessed to know him.
Visitation will be February 14, 2026 from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM at 1401 Lee Victory Parkway, Smyrna, TN 37167. Funeral service will follow at 10:00 AM,
Andy, you will be dearly missed, but your spirit will live on in the laughter, love, and joyful moments you gifted us all. In this time of grief, we find solace in the beautiful memories you created and the love you shared. Rest in peace.
To send a flower arrangement in memory of Andy Ezequiel Soto, please click here to visit our sympathy store.
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