Brianna Elizabeth Letona-Lopez

Brianna Elizabeth Letona Lopez was born on February 6, 2011, in Murray, Utah, to her loving parents, Gildardo Letona and Patricia Lopez. She was raised in Magna, Utah, where she filled her home and community with light, creativity, and joy.

Brianna is survived by her parents, Gildardo and Patricia; her beloved brother, John Carlos; her grandparents Hilda Zavala, Edelia Rivera and Eriberto and Maria Zaldana; her aunts and uncles Juan and Paytyn, Andres and Leticia, Victor and Wendy, Marilou and Hector, Darwin and Melina, Mercedes and Nicolas, Onofre and Norma, Leida, Rudy and Ailin, Denis and Victoria and Johnny and Mai Zaldana, Karla and Oz Mars, Laura and Tania Contreras; and her many cousins—Damian, Andrew, Julian, Alejandro, Fabian, Kevin, Jose, Nadelin, Jaqueline, Ashly, Melery, Darwin, Elena, Maria, Yuri, Meyrin, Yangtze, Guadalupe, Carmen, Alberto,Dayana, Rosita, Alicia, Andy, Ailin, Odalis, Angie, Leigh, Dilan, Jesse, Jade, Alexa, and Jacob—who all adored her. 

She is preceded in death by her grandfathers, Vidal Lopez Mendoza,Onofre Noe Letona and cousins Jose Letona. 

Brianna was a ray of sunshine—cheerful, expressive, and endlessly full of life. Music was her constant companion and her greatest passion. Whether she was singing along to Hamilton, losing herself in Disney soundtracks, or finding comfort in the lyrics of her favorite artists—especially Billie Eilish—Brianna connected deeply with every song she heard. Her headphones were almost always on, a soundtrack inspiring her days. A self taught musician, she explored the piano with curiosity and had recently discovered a love for guitar, excited to learn every new chord.

A proud student at Cyprus High School, Brianna thrived in all things artistic. Her drawing and sketching were more than hobbies—they were windows into the beautiful way she saw the world. From watercolor paintings to charcoal designs to quick pencil sketches, Brianna’s artwork was alive with her imagination. Brianna loved to challenge her mind with puzzles and new crafts. Her hands were always busy creating something meaningful, and with a natural gift for entrepreneurship, she even crafted and sold eternal flower bouquets. 

Brianna also cherished her love for anime, something she joyfully shared with family and friends. Long conversations about characters, stories, and new episodes—often accompanied by snacks—became treasured memories for those lucky enough to share them with her.

Adventurous and spirited, Brianna loved the outdoors. She welcomed any chance to be outside, whether she was helping pull weeds or plant a garden at her aunt and uncle’s home, learning to fish, or exploring the mountains with her mother. She especially treasured motorcycle rides with her dad and looked forward to the day she could earn her own license and ride beside him.

Brianna’s smile could brighten any room. Her laughter, full and contagious, lifted the hearts of everyone around her. Her eyes sparkled with joy and curiosity, and her gentle spirit made her easy to love. As described by her best friend, she was the most beautiful girl in the entire world. She was funny, smart, and talented. There was not one thing she couldn’t do.” She was her parents’ cherished princess, her brother’s loyal protector and closest companion, and a treasured granddaughter, niece, cousin, and friend. Brianna was loved deeply by all who knew her, and her memory will forever remain a blessing.

Funeral Services will be held at the Magna Stake Center at 3084 S 8400 W, Magna, Utah.

Viewing - Monday, March 16, 2026, 5:00-8:00 pm

Funeral - Tuesday, March 17, 2026, 11:00 am. There will be a viewing before the funeral from 10:00-10:45 am.

Interment will be at the Herriman City Cemetery at 1 pm. 12465 Pioneer St, Herriman, Utah