Nidya Elizabeth Ramirez, a beloved resident of San Antonio, Texas, passed away on November 26, 2025, after a courageous battle with cancer. At the age of 38, she leaves behind a legacy of strength, resilience, and unwavering devotion to her family.
Her passing is deeply mourned by her children, mother, sisters, and the many friends and loved ones who admired her fighting spirit and compassionate heart.
Born in Nicaragua, Nidya grew up with a strong sense of faith and determination that carried her through life’s challenges. She worked diligently as a hairdresser, using her skills not only to provide for her family but also to bring joy and confidence to those she served. Her dedication to her craft reflected her perseverance and her desire to uplift others, even while facing her own struggles.
Nidya’s journey took her from Nicaragua to Panama, and eventually to the United States, where she spent her final years in San Antonio, Texas. Each step of her journey was marked by courage and sacrifice, as she sought to create a better life for her children. Her story is one of resilience and love, inspiring those around her to face adversity with faith and hope.
A devoted single mother, Nidya’s greatest joy was her three children—Dorian, Oliver, and Rachel. She poured her heart into raising them, instilling values of strength, compassion, and perseverance. She is also survived by her mother, Guillermina, and her sisters, who will continue to honor her memory and support her children as they navigate this difficult time. Her family remembers her as a woman of faith, courage, and unconditional love.
The family of Nidya Elizabeth Ramirez is currently raising funds to cover her memorial expenses and to provide support for her children in Nicaragua. Contributions are deeply appreciated and will help ensure that Nidya’s life is honored with dignity while offering stability to her beloved children. Though she has departed this world, Nidya’s spirit will continue to shine brightly, reminding all who knew her of the power of love, resilience, and faith.