Obituary for Amanda Broderick
Amanda Denise, 35, of Cypress, was called home on April 18, 2021. Viewing will be from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on April 25, 2021, at the OakCrest Funeral Home, 4520 Bosque Blvd., Waco.
Services to celebrate Amanda’s life will be 12 noon Monday, April 26, in the chapel of OakCrest Funeral Home. Procession will follow to Waco Memorial Park for burial.
Amanda was born July 17, 1985, to Charlene and Edward Ramirez, in Nampa, Idaho. She was a great
mother to Alyssa and Cayden Broderick. She loved helping others and working in the healthcare
industry.
She found new passions in dancing, running, hiking, traveling, but really loved her personal
time with her kids. You could always find Amanda in the bleachers at any of her kid’s games. If you met
her, she greeted you with a warm smile and a comforting hug. She was also always willing to be the
shoulder someone needed.
She was a positive influence and motivated everyone who came into her life.
Amanda was a great daughter, sister, mother, employee, wife, Tia and friend to anyone who had the
privilege to meet her. She had a love for music, anything from, Kevin Gates to Reggaeton.
Amanda is survived by her son Cayden Broderick, her mother Charlene Ramirez and father Edward
Ramirez. Sisters Erica Ramirez, Alicia Jasso, her only brother Rey Ramirez, sister-in-law Ashley Ramirez,
brother-in-law Javier Jasso and stepfather Martin Villanueva, 9 nieces and 4 nephews.
Services to celebrate Amanda’s life will be 12 noon Monday, April 26, in the chapel of OakCrest Funeral Home. Procession will follow to Waco Memorial Park for burial.
Amanda was born July 17, 1985, to Charlene and Edward Ramirez, in Nampa, Idaho. She was a great
mother to Alyssa and Cayden Broderick. She loved helping others and working in the healthcare
industry.
She found new passions in dancing, running, hiking, traveling, but really loved her personal
time with her kids. You could always find Amanda in the bleachers at any of her kid’s games. If you met
her, she greeted you with a warm smile and a comforting hug. She was also always willing to be the
shoulder someone needed.
She was a positive influence and motivated everyone who came into her life.
Amanda was a great daughter, sister, mother, employee, wife, Tia and friend to anyone who had the
privilege to meet her. She had a love for music, anything from, Kevin Gates to Reggaeton.
Amanda is survived by her son Cayden Broderick, her mother Charlene Ramirez and father Edward
Ramirez. Sisters Erica Ramirez, Alicia Jasso, her only brother Rey Ramirez, sister-in-law Ashley Ramirez,
brother-in-law Javier Jasso and stepfather Martin Villanueva, 9 nieces and 4 nephews.