BELINDA ALDABA

Belinda Aldaba, a vibrant spirit born on July 25, 1974, in the heart of Dallas, Texas, left this world far too soon on December 8, 2025. As a beloved customer service representative, she possessed an infectious smile that could brighten any room and a tenacity that was as fierce as it was endearing. She fiercely held her family close, finding joy in the simple yet profound moments that brought them together. 

Belinda's life was a symphony of laughter and love, reverberating through the lives of her two daughters, Alexys and Haley Gonzales, who were the very essence of her pride. She was a determined mother who poured her heart and soul into supporting her children's dreams, taking immense joy in witnessing them graduate high school—a moment that stands as one of her proudest accomplishments.

Growing up, Belinda was a firecracker, known for her feisty and stubborn spirit. She cherished her time with her family, often seen cheering enthusiastically at her daughters' Boy Scout events and soccer games. Every victory, every challenge, became a treasured memory, beautifully stitched into the fabric of their lives.

After completing her education at Sunset High School, Belinda's journey began in earnest. She was not just a hardworking professional but a compassionate individual who enveloped those around her in warmth. Kindness flowed from her in waves, and her willingness to help others was a defining trait that left an indelible mark on all who knew her.

Her interests were as colorful as her personality; Belinda delighted in music and dancing, often losing herself in the rhythm and joy of the moment. She had a fondness for culinary adventures, particularly with tacos from her favorite local haunts such as Tacos Cantu, Saltgrass, and Lovefield Taco House. Eating out was not merely a pastime but a celebration of life—friends gathered around tables, laughter shared over delicious meals, and memories crafted one bite at a time.

Belinda leaves behind a loving tapestry of family, including her father, Francisco Aldaba, Sr., two sisters, Patricia Garcia and Marissa Castro, and two brothers, Francisco Jr. and Adrian Aldaba, along with her beloved Aunt Victoria Leal and an extensive network of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who felt the warmth of her vibrant presence. 

She is preceded in death by her mother, Maricela Aldaba, whose spirit she carried with her throughout her own life—a bond that transcends even death.

Though Belinda has departed, the echoes of her laughter and love will continue to resonate in the hearts of those she touched. She may have moved on to a new adventure, but her legacy of compassion, family, and joy remains woven into the very essence of those who knew her. In the quiet moments, as they gather to reminisce, they will keep her spirit alive, honoring her memory with every shared smile, every heartfelt anecdote, and every cherished moment.