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Ramiro
Padilla
Nov 4, 1981 — Jul 21, 2026
College Station, Texas
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Ramiro Padilla, who entered eternal rest on July 21, 2026, in Temple, Texas.
Born on November 4, 1981, Ramiro lived a life defined by love, hard work, generosity, and unwavering devotion to his family. He was a devoted husband, loving father, proud grandfather, beloved son, brother, and loyal friend whose impact on the lives of others will never be forgotten.
Ramiro is survived by his loving wife of 30 years, Yuriria Padilla; his children, Angel R. Padilla and wife Ashley Padilla, Ramiro Padilla Jr and fiancé Britney Acosta, and Bella G. Padilla; his cherished grandchildren, Angel R. Padilla Jr. and Adaliya Padilla; his parents, Wenceslado Padilla and Mary Ruth Padilla; his siblings, Angelica Padilla, Wenceslado Padilla Jr, and Myra Padilla; along with many extended family members and countless friends whose lives he touched.
As the proud owner of ARP Construction, Ramiro was known for his incredible work ethic, craftsmanship, and determination. He approached every challenge with confidence and often shared his favorite saying: "Ask me what I don't know how to do." Those who knew him understood that it was more than a quote—it reflected the way he lived. Whether he was building, welding, inventing, or repairing something, Ramiro always found a way.
To his family, Ramiro was truly one of a kind. His son Angel described him as funny, caring, honest, blunt, and loving. His son Ramiro Jr. remembered him as the funniest man in the world—a hardworking, selfless, passionate, brave, bold, and family-oriented man who would help anyone in need without expecting anything in return. His wife, Yuriria, and daughter Bella remembered him as funny, lovable, loyal, a true friend, and someone who would willingly give his life for those he loved.
One of Yuriria’s most treasured memories was meeting Ramiro when they were just 14 years old in high school. From that day forward, they were inseparable, sharing 30 wonderful years together filled with laughter, friendship, and unconditional love. She will forever cherish him as her one true love.
Ramiro’s greatest accomplishments were not measured by the business he built or the projects he completed, but by the family he loved so deeply. He took immense pride in being a devoted husband, a loving father, and an incredible grandfather. His grandchildren brought him endless joy, and every moment spent with them was one he treasured.
Outside of work, Ramiro embraced life to the fullest. He loved ATV riding, mudding, fishing, hunting, camping, inventing, building things, welding, restoring lowrider vehicles, and tackling any project that sparked his creativity. He had an adventurous spirit, a generous heart, and a gift for making people laugh.
Ramiro’s legacy is one of strength, loyalty, kindness, generosity, and unconditional love. His laughter, wisdom, and larger-than-life personality will forever live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.
He will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten.
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