Yolanda Estrada Perez

Yolanda Estrada Perez, born on September 18, 1967, in Mexico City, Mexico, passed away on October 17, 2026, in West Valley City, Utah.

Yolanda will be remembered as a caring, loving, and dedicated woman whose life was marked by hard work, devotion, and grace.

Though known for many achievements, she was recognized for her talent and beauty as a Mexican folklore dancer, a gift in which she showed and proudly honored her culture and shared its elegance and traditions with those around her. She also found happiness in cooking and baking. Bringing joy and unity in everything she made. By teaching her children the dances, recipes, and cherished meals she held dear, Yolanda passed down more than traditions; she passed down a piece of her soul.

Throughout her career, Yolanda was admired not only for her consistency and excellence, but for the dedication and loyalty she carried. Her unwavering commitment and strong work ethic earned the well deserved promotion and title as a property manager. A testament to her passion and efforts she put in life and in everything she did. Yolanda was cherished by her coworkers and peers, as well as the tenants and staff who came to know her. Her kindness and strength making an impression on everyone’s lives.

Above all, Yolanda will forever be cherished and known as the world’s best mother. This came from the love and selflessness she gave so naturally and freely to her children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She was a mother figure to any who sought out guidance, understanding, and unconditional love with no judgement or fear of being misunderstood. Her gentle soul was genuine and her heart pure, yet she was the embodiment of strength. Yolanda was a protector and a light in her family’s life. A magnet that drew everyone closer together. A mother whose presence taught everyone what it truly means to love selflessly leaving a legacy forever in the hearts of the family she treasured.