Alberto Corderillo Vazquez

Alberto Corderillo Vazquez, affectionately known to many as Albert, embarked on his final journey on Wednesday, September 17, 2025, leaving behind a rich tapestry of love, memories, and laughter that will forever echo in the hearts of those who knew him. Born on March 29, 1988, in Dallas, Texas, he was destined to leave an imprint on the lives around him, one joyful moment at a time.

Albert was a dedicated man, working tirelessly as a forklift operator for a local steel factory. His commitment extended beyond his professional life, blossoming beautifully when he met Brenda, the love of his life. Together, they nurtured a loving family, blessed with two beautiful daughters, Destine and Faith, and two spirited sons, Brandon and Bryan. The essence of Albert's life was encapsulated in his pride and joy in being a father; he shared a special bond with his girls and delighted in the little moments spent joking with his younger brother, Michael. As the youngest sibling, Albert often looked up to his older brother Johnny, who served not just as a brother but as a mentor throughout his life.

Education played a formative role in Alberto's journey, having graduated from Rogers High School in 2004, where he not only honed his intellect but also his skills on the football field. Albert embraced life with an enthusiasm that was contagious; he was funny, caring, loving, and above all, a family man. He nurtured a close relationship with God, practicing his faith in a local church that served as a cornerstone of his life. Fashion was significant to Albert; he had a unique sense of style, always particular about how he presented himself.

He was a true embodiment of happiness, always checking in on family, whether through warm visits or quick phone calls that made one smile. His favorite saying—“Fake it till you make it”—captured his resilient spirit and his unwavering dedication to forge ahead, no matter the circumstances.

A lover of experiences and adventures, he relished moments spent with loved ones, often indulging in his passion for food, and gathering around the local billiard halls where he would engage in spirited games of 8-ball. Among the simple pleasures of life, Albert found joy in the elements of nature; he cherished his time spent by the lakeside and enjoyed country living. His playful spirit extended to wrestling with his brothers, enhancing their treasured memories.

In the wake of his sudden and unexpected passing, the loss is felt deeply by his parents, Maurilio Ramirez and Christena (Cupp) Ramirez, who are valid reflections of the love that Alberto spread throughout his life. Alongside them, his legacy lives on through his cherished children and his three brothers, Michael Vazquez, Johnny Cupp, and Jackie Cupp, each carrying a piece of Albert's joyous heart.

As we gather to remember Albert, we celebrate a life that was a mosaic of laughter, love, and familial bonds, a spirit that shall remain forever engraved in our hearts and minds. He may have departed from this earthly realm, but his essence – his compassion, humor, and enduring love – will continue to inspire and guide us through our days.

In Lieu of flowers please make donations to the funeral home to help with the cost of funeral expenses by calling 254-401-1302 or by make a payment on the website www.YoungsDaughters.com

Arrangements are under the direction of Sabrina Young at Young's Daughters Funeral Home and Bereavement Center In Temple, Texas.