Ariel Due

With hearts heavy with sorrow and profound sadness, we bid
farewell to our cherished Ariel. The magnitude of her absence
weighs heavily upon us, filling our home with tears and memories as we grapple
with the reality of moving forward without her by our side.
Phetphanomphone Ariel Due, 43, passed away peacefully on February 23,
2024, at the Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, Texas, surrounded by loved
ones.
Ariel along with her family, immigrated to the United States from Laos in 1985.
Ariels mother, Khounkham Singsouvanny, passed away in June of 2023. Her
father, Vandy David Vongdara passed away in 2010.
Ariel is survived by her husband of 14 years, Danny Due, one son, Logan, two
daughters Ariana Bella Due, Noelani Asia Due, seven siblings and many nieces
and nephews.
Ariel led a life of joy and beauty, embracing the joys and challenges alongside
her devoted husband Danny and their beloved children, Logan, Ariana, and
Noelani. Throughout her journey with us, she embodied boundless strength,
love, and unwavering commitment, serving as the steadfast cornerstone of our
family. Her departure has left a void that echoes through each of our hearts.
From the moment Ariel arrived in San Antonio from San Diego, she radiated a
vibrant spirit filled with dreams and aspirations. Her presence brought warmth,
laughter, and unwavering resilience into our lives, touching the hearts of all who
had the privilege of knowing her. Ariel's legacy is one of kindness, fortitude, and
profound grace, leaving an indelible mark on the lives she touched.
As we navigate this sorrowful chapter, we are overwhelmed by the depth of our
loss. Yet, amidst our grief, we find solace in the enduring memories we shared
and the everlasting love that binds us together. Ariel's absence leaves a void
that can never be filled, but her spirit lives on in the countless lives she touched.
Beyond the confines of our family, Ariel's impact reverberated throughout her
workplace, community, and beyond. Her compassion, dedication, and
unwavering commitment to serving others endeared her to all who had the
privilege of crossing her path.
In this time of mourning, we draw strength from the love and support of our
cherished family and friends. We humbly ask that you hold our family in your
thoughts and prayers as we celebrate Ariel's life.
Though our hearts ache with sorrow, we take comfort in the enduring love and
treasured memories that will forever reside within us. Ariel's legacy will
continue to illuminate our lives, guiding us with her light and love for all eternity.
With deepest sorrow and immeasurable gratitude,
Family of Phetphanomphone Ariel Due, (Vongdara family)