In Loving Memory of Belinda Rios-Armijo FORT WORTH \u2013 Belinda Rios-Armijo, 40, went to be with the Lord on Saturday, Aug. 29, 2026. Rosary: 6-7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, in Independence Chapel at Greenwood Mausoleum, 3210 White Settlement Road, Fort Worth. Visitation: 7-8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, in Independence Chapel at Greenwood Mausoleum, 3210 White Settlement Road, Fort Worth. Funeral Mass: 10:00 a.m. Friday, Sept. 18, 2026, at All Saints Catholic Church, 214 NW 20th Street, Fort Worth 76164. Interment to follow at Greenwood Memorial Park, 3100 White Settlement, Fort Worth. Belinda was born in Fort Worth, on Jan. 19, 1986, to Bainey Soto and Joel Rios. She was a loving wife, devoted mother, caring daughter, granddaughter, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, cousin, godmother, and friend. Above all, Belinda was a woman who gave every part of herself to the people she loved. Her life was centered around her family and the many people fortunate enough to know her. Her greatest joy was bringing the people she loved together and making beautiful memories. Belinda shared 21 beautiful years of marriage with her beloved husband, Omar Armijo. Together, they built a life filled with love, family trips, laughter, and countless memories that will be forever remembered. Belinda was also a proud and loving mother of her two children, Adrean and Aliah Armijo, who were truly the center of her world. Belinda loved her children beyond words and was always their biggest supporter. She was the mom who showed up, encouraged them, believed in them, protected them, and celebrated every accomplishment, big or small. She wanted nothing more than to see her children happy and successful. Her love for them was unconditional, unwavering, and endless. Belinda dedicated 17 years of her life caring for others as a CNA in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at JPS Hospital in Fort Worth, caring for others was never simply a profession for Belinda; it was a reflection of who she was. She had an incredibly giving heart and a natural ability to make people feel cared for and supported. Even while facing her own health concerns, Belinda never allowed what she was going through to keep her from being there for someone else. She was the person family and friends could call when they needed medical advice, guidance, reassurance, or simply someone they could depend on. If someone needed help, Belinda was there. If someone needed someone to listen, she was there. She gave so much of herself to others without expecting anything in return. She was truly a foundation of her family. Belinda took great pride in being surrounded by the people she loved, and she found happiness in the simple gift of everyone being together. She was the family planner of organizing family trips, get-togethers, outings, celebrations, and all the little moments that gave everyone a reason to come together. She had a special gift for creating fun, making memories, and keeping her family connected. Her presence had a way of making family gatherings feel complete, and her absence will be deeply felt in every gathering to come. When Belinda became a great-aunt for the first time, she also embraced the beautiful role of Godmother to her great-niece, Leilani. Belinda adored Leilani, spoiled her, cherished every moment with her, and shared a bond that was incredibly special. Leilani became her baby, and Belinda loved her beyond words. Their relationship was a beautiful and treasured part of Belinda\u2019s life, and the memories they created together will remain in Leilani\u2019s heart forever. Belinda was preceded in death by her grandparents, Octaviano and Rosa Maria Soto; grandfather, Luis Rios; aunt, Margarita Hernandez; uncle, Noah Soto; and mother-in-law, Manuela Armijo. She leaves to cherish her memory her beloved husband of 21 years, Omar Armijo, and their children, Adrean and Aliah Armijo; her parents, Bainey Soto and Joel Rios; her siblings, Pearla Rios of Rhome, Texas; Joel Rios and wife, Suzy, of Fort Worth; Juan Rios and wife, Daisy, of Weatherford, Texas; Leslie Rios of Fort Worth; and Paola Rios of Fort Worth. 13 nieces and nephews; and two great-nieces, Leilani Ruvalcaba and Ella Zavala. Belinda also leaves behind numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, co-workers, and loved ones whose lives were touched by her kindness, generosity, compassion, and unconditional love. Rest peacefully, Belinda. You spent your life caring for so many and giving so much of yourself to others. May you now rest knowing that the love you gave so freely will live on in your children, your family, and everyone blessed to have known you. Your family will carry your love, your strength, your laughter, and your beautiful memory with them always. Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever a part of us. GREENWOOD FUNERAL HOME Greenwood Funeral Homes \u2013 Cremation 3344 White Settlement Road, Fort Worth 76107 817-336-0584<\/p>\n
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