Orlando Bravo, age 24, died of an asthma attack on December 23rd, 2021 in Beaumont California while on vacation with his girlfriend. Orlando was born Sept 29, 1997 in Sunnyside Washington. He is survived by his parents and big brother, family, friends, and his girlfriend. He graduated from Granger high school in 2016 and went on to be a licensed massage therapist. The person Orlando was would shine abundantly as soon as he walked into a room. He was passionate and ambitious about learning and growing in his job and in all aspects of life. He once said his purpose in this life was to help heal the pain of others other than that he was here for a good time. Orlando always spread his positive mindset. He truly put all of himself into everything he chose to do. Orlando spread joy and inspiration wherever he went. He met his girlfriend in the summer and they were growing together as a beautiful team in life. His brother Osbaldo recalls a time when Orlando's car broke down and he was glad to be there for his only brother. Orlando gave a whole new definition to kindness and how to be humble. His laughter was so magnificent, it was like the sun on your face after a long winter. To be loved by Orlando was an absolute honor. He left a piece of himself with everyone he loved that will live on forever. His strong spiritual beliefs will lead him gracefully into what comes next for him. The love he gave is a flame that will never die.
Graveside Service
JAN 11. 11:00 AM (PT)
Lower Valley Memorial Gardens
7800 Van Bell Rd
Sunnyside, WA 98944
Graveside Service
JAN 11. 11:00 AM (PT)
Lower Valley Memorial Gardens
7800 Van Bell Rd
Sunnyside, WA 98944
Orlando Bravo, age 24, died of an asthma attack on December 23rd, 2021 in Beaumont California while on vacation with his girlfriend. Orlando was born Sept 29, 1997 in Sunnyside Washington. He is survived by his parents and big brother, family, friends, and his girlfriend. He graduated from Granger high school in 2016 and went on to be a licensed massage therapist. The person Orlando was would shine abundantly as soon as he walked into a room. He was passionate and ambitious about learning and growing in his job and in all aspects of life. He once said his purpose in this life was to help heal the pain of others other than that he was here for a good time. Orlando always spread his positive mindset. He truly put all of himself into everything he chose to do. Orlando spread joy and inspiration wherever he went. He met his girlfriend in the summer and they were growing together as a beautiful team in life. His brother Osbaldo recalls a time when Orlando's car broke down and he was glad to be there for his only brother. Orlando gave a whole new definition to kindness and how to be humble. His laughter was so magnificent, it was like the sun on your face after a long winter. To be loved by Orlando was an absolute honor. He left a piece of himself with everyone he loved that will live on forever. His strong spiritual beliefs will lead him gracefully into what comes next for him. The love he gave is a flame that will never die.
Graveside Service
JAN 11. 11:00 AM (PT)
Lower Valley Memorial Gardens
7800 Van Bell Rd
Sunnyside, WA 98944
Graveside Service
JAN 11. 11:00 AM (PT)
Lower Valley Memorial Gardens
7800 Van Bell Rd
Sunnyside, WA 98944
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