Miguel Angel Urias was born in 1993, he was 28 years old at the time of his passing. He died in Blythe, California, where he was born and raised.

First and foremost, Miguel was a loving Father and his children meant the world to him. He always had a huge heart and was such a loving and caring person, wanting to help everyone he could, even if he did not have for himself, he was the kind of person that would give you the shirt off his back, literally. His contagious smile could melt your heart. He was always making you laugh and giggle, his sense of humor distinguishes him from others.

He was a very hard working, respectful and well-mannered young man, and when he loved, he loved hard and was a loyal one. He was always listening to music and loved to dance, silly dances were his specialty.

When he was young, he played many different sports but baseball was his favorite, and he was good at it. He watched baseball on television with his great-great-grandfather, rooting for the Dodgers, of course. He enjoyed working on cars, he was not a mechanic, but you could not tell him that.

Miguel had worked many jobs in his lifetime, but his favorite job was at XPO Logistics, with his many friends that he acquired there.

Miguel is survived by Angie Anderson (Great Grandma), Mary Garcia (Great-Grandma), Antonio Rodriguez (Great-Grandpa) Manuel & Diana Rodriguez (Grandparents), Amie Rodriguez (Mother), Miguel Urias (Dad), Dominic Urias (Brother) , Christian Urias (Brother), Jayden Urias (Sister), Exavier Urias (Brother). His children Nevaeh Skyy Urias, Lexi Michelle Urias, Miguel Angel Urias Jr, Isiana Amari Urias, Leighana Ivette Urias, and also Alissa Isabel Morales & Cheyan Pricilla Morales (who he loves as his own).

He was preceded in death by Jose & Maria Caldera (Great-Great Grandparents), Emilda Rodriguez (Great-Great Grandmother), Salvador Garcia (Great-Great Grandpa), Joe & Rita Urias (Grandparents), Alaia Marie Urias (Daughter), and five siblings also await him in heaven.

Celebration of Life will be held for Miguel on Saturday, July 30th, 2022 at 5:00 p.m. at The River Church, 361 N Lovekin Blvd, Blythe, CA 92225.