Daniel Olvera Obituary
Born on June 9, 1983, in Orlando, FL, Daniel was a beloved son, brother, and father whose presence brought light and love to all who knew him. Though his time on earth was brief, his heart for family, his strength through trials, and his unwavering faith left a legacy.
Daniel is survived by his children Alexis Elena Olvera, Jordan Anthony Olvera, Alicia Daniella Olvera, Thalia Angelina Olvera, and Israel Angel Olvera; his parents, Pedro and Maria Olga Olvera; and his siblings, Pedro Olvera, Hugo Olvera-Leija, Asanet Loredo, Griselda Olvera, and Olga Lydia Olvera; each a testament to the love and devotion he carried for his family. He is also lovingly remembered by his many nieces and nephews, each of whom holds a special place in his heart.
One of Daniel's favorite sayings was, "Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us while we live." He lived those words fully, carrying joy, strength, and compassion through every season of life.
The family will announce a funeral service to celebrate Daniel's life.
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