1943
Ramon
2021
Rev. Ramon Banda
August 31, 1943 — February 16, 2021
Lubbock
Rev. Ramon Banda was a cherished and respected individual whose life touched many in profound ways. Born on August 31, 1943, in Mexico, he embarked on a remarkable journey that would leave a lasting legacy.
After marrying Rosa Munoz, Rev. Banda was not only dedicated to her; but also to serving others. He pastored churches in Kingsville, Dallas, and Lubbock, Texas, sharing his message of faith and love with all who crossed his path. His impact extended beyond the local congregation as he took on the role of Superintendent for the Texas Latin-American Conference IPHC and fulfilled numerous other leadership positions within and outside the church community.
His passion for music was evident in his talent as a skilled guitar player. Beyond his musical abilities, Rev. Banda was known for his wisdom, which he sought to deepen through the study of scriptures and texts. A man of great faith, he found solace and guidance in his favorite scripture, Job 19:25.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Rev. Banda's character shone brightly in his personal relationships. Described as a Godly man, he was greatly admired for his wisdom and devotion to both family and faith. As an obedient son, good brother, and loving husband, he exemplified virtues that inspired those around him.
On February 16, 2021, in Lubbock, Texas, Rev. Ramon Banda's earthly journey came to a peaceful end. While we mourn his loss deeply, we take comfort in the memories he left behind and the lives he touched along the way.
He is survived by his two brothers, Ben & Bruno Banda; six sisters: Marianela, Maria Guadalupe, Raquel, Teresa, Delia; Prajedis. He was preceded in death by two brothers whose memories will surely live on alongside his own.
A Memorial Gathering to honor and celebrate the remarkable life of Rev. Ramon Banda will be held 7:00 pm. Friday, May 10, 2024, at Broadway Funeral Directors located at 1901 Broadway St., Lubbock Texas.
Rosa Munoz Banda Obituary 2024 - Broadway Funeral Directors
After marrying Rosa Munoz, Rev. Banda was not only dedicated to her; but also to serving others. He pastored churches in Kingsville, Dallas, and Lubbock, Texas, sharing his message of faith and love with all who crossed his path. His impact extended beyond the local congregation as he took on the role of Superintendent for the Texas Latin-American Conference IPHC and fulfilled numerous other leadership positions within and outside the church community.
His passion for music was evident in his talent as a skilled guitar player. Beyond his musical abilities, Rev. Banda was known for his wisdom, which he sought to deepen through the study of scriptures and texts. A man of great faith, he found solace and guidance in his favorite scripture, Job 19:25.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Rev. Banda's character shone brightly in his personal relationships. Described as a Godly man, he was greatly admired for his wisdom and devotion to both family and faith. As an obedient son, good brother, and loving husband, he exemplified virtues that inspired those around him.
On February 16, 2021, in Lubbock, Texas, Rev. Ramon Banda's earthly journey came to a peaceful end. While we mourn his loss deeply, we take comfort in the memories he left behind and the lives he touched along the way.
He is survived by his two brothers, Ben & Bruno Banda; six sisters: Marianela, Maria Guadalupe, Raquel, Teresa, Delia; Prajedis. He was preceded in death by two brothers whose memories will surely live on alongside his own.
A Memorial Gathering to honor and celebrate the remarkable life of Rev. Ramon Banda will be held 7:00 pm. Friday, May 10, 2024, at Broadway Funeral Directors located at 1901 Broadway St., Lubbock Texas.
Rosa Munoz Banda Obituary 2024 - Broadway Funeral Directors
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