With deep regret, we announce the tragic passing of Jossedan Sorto, a bright and kind 14-year-old 8th-grade student from Rockville, Maryland, who died in a car accident on May 2, 2026. His unexpected death has left his family, friends, classmates, and the broader Rockville community heartbroken, mourning the loss of a respectful and joyful young boy taken far too soon.
Jossedan was known for his respectful nature and warm personality that endeared him to everyone around him. He had a deep love for soccer, where his passion and energy on the field reflected his vibrant spirit and determination. Whether playing with friends or spending time with family, he brought joy and positivity that left a lasting impression on those fortunate enough to know him.
As a devoted son, brother, and friend, Jossedan cherished time with his loved ones and found happiness in simple everyday moments. His playful nature, kind heart, and bright smile made him a source of light in his home and school community. Those closest to him recall a young boy full of dreams for the future and a genuine care for the people in his life.
The Rockville community and his school have been deeply affected by this loss. Students, teachers, and neighbors are coming together to support one another and remember the young life that touched so many in such a short time. As his family navigates this immense grief, they are also facing financial challenges related to funeral costs and are grateful for any support during this difficult period.
Jossedan Sorto will be remembered as a respectful, soccer-loving young man whose kindness and joyful presence brightened the lives of his family and friends. Though his time on earth ended too soon at just 14, the memories of his smile, his love for the game, and his gentle spirit will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.
The family, friends and the entire community of Rockville in Maryland are deeply devastated during this difficult time. Please, remember them in your prayers and you can also express your condolences in the comment section below.
