Oscar Armando Avelar Urrutia

Oscar Armando Avelar Urrutia, born on December 27, 1969, in San Salvador, El Salvador, passed away on February 16, 2026, in Houston, Texas. He lived a life marked by resilience and love, remembered fondly for his enduring spirit and the warmth he brought to those around him.

He is survived by his beloved wife, San Juana Rubalcava of Bellville, his son, Oscar Avelar, and his daughter-in-law, Perla Avelar, also of Bellville. His legacy continues through his cherished grandchildren, Oscar, Oziel, and Alina, who brought him immense joy and pride. Additionally, he is survived by his Mother, Maria Lucia Urrutia, his father, Jose Oscar Avelar, and his brothers, Danilo Avelar, Hugo Cruz, and William Cruz, as well as his sister, Nancy Cruz, all residing in El Salvador.

Oscar dedicated a significant part of his career to Western International in Bellville, where his contributions were valued by colleagues. He was well-known for his commitment and integrity in his work, traits that reflected his character throughout his life.

Education was important to Oscar, and he graduated from high school, establishing a foundation for his journey ahead. Beyond his professional achievements, he held dear the simple pleasures in life, often spending time watching television and creating lasting memories with his grandchildren. Oscar was known for his saying, "You always have to keep moving forward," an attitude that inspired those who were fortunate enough to know him.

As family and friends come together to celebrate his life, they will remember Oscar not only for his accomplishments and contributions but for the love and encouragement he provided to all who knew him. His presence will forever be missed but cherished in the memories he leaves behind.

Oscar Armando Avelar Urrutia, nacido el 27 de Diciembre de 1969 en San Salvador, El Salvador, falleció el 16 de Febrero de 2026 en Houston, Texas. Vivió una vida marcada por la resiliencia y el amor, recordado con cariño por su espíritu perseverante y la calidez que transmitía a quienes lo rodeaban.

Le sobreviven su amada esposa, San Juana Rubalcava, de Bellville; su hijo, Oscar Avelar; y su nuera, Perla Avelar, también de Bellville. Su legado continúa a través de sus queridos nietos, Oscar, Oziel y Alina, quienes le brindaron inmensa alegría y orgullo. Además, le sobreviven su madre, María Lucía Urrutia; su padre, José Oscar Avelar; y sus hermanos, Danilo Avelar, Hugo Cruz y William Cruz; así como su hermana, Nancy Cruz, todos residentes en El Salvador.

Oscar dedicó gran parte de su carrera a Western International en Bellville, donde sus contribuciones fueron valoradas por sus colegas. Fue reconocido por su compromiso e integridad en el trabajo, rasgos que reflejaron su carácter a lo largo de su vida.

La educación fue importante para Oscar, y se graduó de la preparatoria, sentando las bases para su futuro. Más allá de sus logros profesionales, apreciaba los placeres sencillos de la vida, pasando tiempo a menudo viendo televisión y creando recuerdos imborrables con sus nietos. Oscar era conocido por su dicho: "Siempre hay que seguir adelante", una actitud que inspiró a quienes tuvieron la fortuna de conocerlo.

El velatorio se llevará a cabo el 23 de Febrero de 2026, de 10:00 a. m. a 11:00 a. m. en la Funeraria Schmidt - Bellville, ubicada en 12029 Hwy 36 S, PO Box 610, Bellville, TX 77418. A continuación, se realizará el funeral, de 11:00 a. m. a 12:00 p. m. en el mismo lugar. Después del servicio, será enterrado en el Cementerio Oak Knoll, y el entierro tendrá lugar a las 12:15 p. m.

Al reunirse familiares y amigos para celebrar su vida, recordarán a Oscar no solo por sus logros y contribuciones, sino también por el amor y el aliento que brindó a todos los que lo conocieron. Su presencia se extrañará por siempre, pero se atesorará en los recuerdos que deja.

Pallbearers are Oscar Avelar, Efren Lozano, Alec Gillium, Wesley Mewis, Matthew Stein, and Jonathan Lozano.