With deep regret, we announce the passing of Alejandra Orozco Gomez, a beloved resident of San Jose, California, who died at the age of 42 after a courageous nine-month battle with health complications.
Everyone who knew her was impressed by her gentle fortitude and unshakable grace throughout her illness, and her passing has left a deep void in the hearts of her friends, family, and coworkers.
Alejandra was a devoted sister, daughter, aunt, and partner whose love for her family was evident in every aspect of her life. She cherished time spent with loved ones and created a home filled with warmth, laughter, and deep connection. Her caring nature extended naturally to her role as an aunt, where she showered her nieces and nephews with affection and created lasting memories that they will treasure forever.
Alejandra devoted 14 years of her life to her job at Stanford’s Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, where her kindness, generosity, and dedication made a significant difference. Her coworkers recall her as someone who constantly went above and beyond to help patients and other team members, and who addressed her duties with sincerity and care.
She was known for her sincerity and the deep value she placed on relationships, treating everyone with genuine kindness and respect. Alejandra had a quiet but powerful way of making others feel seen and appreciated. Her warm smile and thoughtful spirit created bonds that were both strong and enduring.
As her family navigates this immense loss, they hold tightly to the beautiful memories of a woman who lived with purpose, love, and quiet dignity. Though her time with them was cut short, the example she set of resilience, compassion, and devotion continues to guide and inspire them.
Alejandra Orozco Gomez will be remembered as a loving and generous soul whose kindness, strength, and dedication to family and work touched the lives of so many. Though taken too soon at 42, her legacy of love and compassion will continue to shine brightly in the hearts of all who knew and cherished her.
