In Memory of Victor Ochoa: Support His Loved Ones

In Loving Memory of


Victor Rene Ochoa


5/14/2001 - 2/15/2025

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Victor Rene Ochoa, a bright, loving, and courageous 23-year-old who faced his illness with incredible strength and grace before passing away after bravely confronting cancer.

Victor was a shining light in our lives — a talented musician, proficient in multiple instruments, a nature lover who found joy in hiking, and a devoted family member who cherished every moment spent with those he loved. A proud graduate of Colton High School in 2020, he carried his passion and kindness into every part of his life. He especially loved taking his niece Luna, for walks, filling their days with laughter and love. His warmth touched so many hearts, and his spirit inspired everyone who knew him.

Though diagnosed with cancer in October 2024, Victor fought bravely against the illness until his passing on February 15, 2025. His courage in the face of adversity remains a testament to his strength and character.

Victor’s memory will forever live on in the songs we play, the trails we hike, and the love we share with family and friends. He was, and will always be, deeply loved and remembered.

Rest in peace, Victor. Your melody continues in our hearts.

Victor is survived by his parents Gerardo and Sandra Ochoa, siblings: Vanessa Ochoa & Gerardo Jr. Ochoa and niece Luna Ochoa.

As we mourn this profound loss, we want to honor Victor's memory by supporting his family with the financial burden that has come with medical bills, funeral costs, and other unforeseen expenses. Any help you can provide is deeply appreciated. Our goal is to raise funds to help ease these burdens during this incredibly difficult time. Every contribution, no matter the size, will make a difference and offer comfort to Victor’s family as they navigate the challenging days ahead.

If you cannot donate, please consider sharing this campaign with others. Your love, prayers, and support mean the world to us. Thank you for helping honor Victor and supporting those who loved him.

Rest in peace, Victor. You will never be forgotten.