Obdulio Molina

Obdulio Molina, age 74, passed away peacefully on December 26, 2025, surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Monterrey, Mexico, a place that forever shaped his character, values, and love for life.

Obdulio was the son of Juan Molina and Altagracia Irigoyen, who instilled in him a strong foundation of faith, discipline, and perseverance. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture and built a respected career in the pre-engineered metal building industry, where he became well known for his technical skill and dedication. Eventually, he established his own drafting services operation, a testament to his independence, work ethic, and entrepreneurial spirit.

He was a giving and deeply spiritual man, rarely seen without his Bible nearby. His faith guided every aspect of his life, and he lived by the belief: “Anímate, esfuérzate, no temas, no desmayes. Dios está contigo.” This conviction shaped how he loved, worked, and cared for others.

Obdulio was truly the life of the party! He was someone who worked hard, played harder, and knew how to bring joy into any room. He found his greatest happiness in reading the Santa Biblia, spending time with family, enjoying good food, and watching Tigres, cheering with the same passion he brought to everything he loved. Above all, his life was dedicated to serving the Lord and providing for his family, whom he loved deeply.

Obdulio’s legacy is carried forth by his cherished family members. He is survived by his beloved brothers and sisters: Fela Molina De Garcia, Jose Guadalupe Molina Irigoyen, Vladimir Molina Irigoyen, Altagracia Molina Irigoyen, and Maria de Rosario Molina Irigoyen, alongside their children.

His spirit lives on through his children: Viviana Molina Lizcano, Barbara Molina Lizcano, Liza Molina Lizcano, as well as Rhonda Molina Beltrán, Rebekah Molina, Obdulio Juan Molina, and Mary Molina, who share the bonds of affection and pride in their father.

Adding to this vibrant tapestry are his grandchildren: Ramiro Cardenas, Heiza Natali Martínez Molina, Lilian Faith Martinez Molina, Lukas Edgardo Beltrán, Max Ezekiel Beltrán, Penelope Rose Molina, Valentina Grace Molina, Genevieve Alessandra Molina, Liliana Lizbeth Rodriguez Molina, Christopher Tadeo Rodriguez Molina, Roberto Mateo Rodriguez Molina, Vania Jael Caballero Molina, Daniel Alejandro Caballero Molina, and Luis Alberto Caballero Molina. Through each of them, Obdulio’s virtues of faith, strength, and generous love shall continue to flourish.

Obdulio and Esther Molina remained bound by a spirit of unity that brought stability, warmth, and unity to their family.

The family extends their deepest gratitude to all who have offered prayers, love, and support during this time. Obdulio’s life was a blessing, his memory a treasure, and his faith an enduring light.