Jeremy Phillip Saiz

It is with broken hearts that we announce the passing of

Jeremy Phillip Saiz, 38, of Harrah, Wa who left this world far too soon.

Though his time with us was short, the light he brought into the lives of those who knew him will never fade.

Jeremy was born to Pete Saiz and Rosa Ortega in Yakima, WA on May 27, 1986.

Known to family as “Precious” and countless others as “JMoney”, he had a special way of making everyone feel like family. With an infectious laugh, a heart full of love, and an energy that lit up every room, he created lasting bonds wherever he went.

Whether he was out with friends, spending time with family, or just being his authentic self, Jeremy radiated a kind of light that made life feel a little more beautiful. He was the kind of person who made good times even better. He brought people together effortlessly—turning strangers into friends and friends into family.

His greatest joy came from spending time with his family and close friends. He was a fiercely loyal son, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin, and friend—someone you could count on, someone who showed up, and someone who truly cared.

Though he left this earth too soon, his life was not measured in time,

but in the love he gave and the lives he touched. His spirit lives on in the stories we share, the memories we hold, and the countless lives he encountered with his generosity and kindness.

Jeremy is survived by his father Pete (Stella) Saiz, mother Rosa Ortega, siblings Melissa Ortega, Pete Saiz (Laura), Devan Shrensher, Savannah Saiz, niece & goddaughter, Roselynn Saiz, and nephew, Pete Saiz (Brother).

Funeral services will be held at Valley Hills Funeral Home in Wapato, WA beginning with a 9am viewing on Wednesday May 28, 2025. Burial will be held at Wapato Reservation Memorial Park at 12pm. A celebration of life will follow at Harrah City Park with a potluck style meal. All who knew and loved Jeremy are welcome to join in honoring a life lived with heart, laughter, and unforgettable presence.

Rest easy, Jeremy, you were the life of the party, a high roller, and you will forever be missed.