Edgar Emiliano Rojas

Edgar Emiliano Rojas was a young life loved by family and friends. At 14 years old, Edgar was known within his circle for being close to his family and for the everyday kindness that marked his short but meaningful time with them. Arrangements listed a graveside service in Monclova, Coahuila, Mexico, reflecting family wishes and connections across the border.

Those who knew Edgar described a boy whose life centered on family and the simple joys of adolescence. Though details of his activities and friendships are private to those who loved him, public notices place him firmly within a caring family network that sought answers and support from the community after his death.

Edgar’s passing on July 23, 2022, was mourned by relatives and neighbors in San Antonio and by family in Monclova. The funeral and memorial arrangements were entrusted to local funeral services with plans for inurnment or graveside rites to follow, giving loved ones a place to gather and remember.

While Edgar’s life was cut far too short, those who survived him carried forward his memory in quiet ways—through family gatherings, trips to the cemetery, and calls for justice and understanding by those closest to him. This remembrance honors Edgar not for how he died but for the presence he had in the lives around him: a young person valued by his family, whose image remains in the hearts of those who loved him.