Vincent Angel Ramirez

Vincent Angel Ramirez, 21, of Fort Collins, Colorado, passed away on July 30, 2025, in Greeley, the city where he was raised. Known to those who loved him as “Vince,” he was a bright, loyal, and kind-hearted soul whose love for life and family shined in everything he did.

Vince was the kind of person who gave freely—his time, his energy, his whole heart. He was hardworking and selfless, always ready to lend a hand or offer his last dollar to someone who needed it. What mattered most to him was his family. He was a loving husband to Alexia and a devoted father to their three beautiful children, who were truly his everything. He was working hard to accomplish his dream of becoming a wild fire firefighter for the State of Colorado, determined to build a strong, stable future for the people he loved most.

Vince was passionate about music and spent many nights enjoying live shows at the Moxi Theater—his happy place. He found joy in concerts, laughter, and the rhythm of life. From childhood, Vince was full of light. Always smiling, always laughing, always moving through the world with a spark that made people feel good just being near him.

As a kid, he was playful and full of energy. As a teen, he was wild, fearless, and bursting with life—and he carried that same spirit into adulthood. He loved capturing moments with photos and had a special appreciation for sunsets. He could see beauty where others might overlook it. To his friends, he was loyal and real—someone you could count on without question. To his family, he was a piece of their heart.

Those who knew Vince describe him as funny, laid-back, and endlessly caring. He cracked jokes, lit up rooms, and never stopped wanting better for the people he loved. He was truly one of a kind—an angel among us, with a heart of gold.

Vince is preceded in death by his grandfather, Allen Zuege. He is survived by his wife, Alexia, (always and forever, my love) and their three young children, who will always carry his love with them. He is also survived by his mother, Karen, and her husband; his father, Celso; and his five siblings. He is deeply missed by countless family members, friends, and everyone lucky enough to know his beautiful soul.

Vincent lived with passion, gave with love, and left behind a legacy of laughter, loyalty, and light.

Technician, I am whole heartedly in life and in death.