Homero Molina Sr. nació en Santa Clara, Cuba, en 1950; fue hijo de Francisco Molina (ya fallecido) y su querida madre Lidia Rodríguez, quien aún vive. Creció en el campo y, más adelante, en la ciudad de La Habana, junto a sus hermanos: su hermano mayor, “Pancho”, y su hermano menor, Danilo. En 1972, se enamoró de Pura Ramírez, con quien contrajo matrimonio y tuvo dos hijos: Homero Jr. y Dayron. Durante su joventud, Homero Sr. se mantuvo fijo en sus ideales y participó en actividades contra el régimen de Castro en Cuba hasta ser encarcelado como prisionero político por siete años. En 1989, se exilió a los Estados Unidos junto a su familia y donde nació su hija, Aileen. Como cabeza de familia, trabajó en reparaciones, mantenimiento y otros trabajos manuales haciendo todo lo q pudo para adelantar a su familiar y ofrecerles mas oportunidades en la vida. Por encima de todo, Homero disfrutaba compartir tiempo con su familia, tomando bebidas con amigos, ganar al dominó con su esposa, consentir a sus nietos y darse el gusto de comer algo dulce —generalmente helado— todos los días. Su amor por la familia, su alegría y manera de disfrutar la vida permanecerán como su legado. Que descanse en paz y que su recuerdo viva por siempre en nuestros corazones.

El velatorio tendrá lugar el domingo, 15 de noviembre de 2026, de 2:00 PM a 6:00 PM, con un servicio de homenaje a la vida de Homero, a las 5:00 PM, en Boyd-Panciera Family Funeral Care, capilla de University Drive.

Para aquellos que no puedan asistir al servicio, la familia ofrecerá una transmisión en VIVO del servicio el domingo, 15 de noviembre comenzando a las 5:00 PM. El enlace para asistir al SERVICIO EN VIVO se encuentra en la página de Facebook de Boyd-Panciera Family Funeral Care en: Homero Molina Livestream Service.

Homero Molina Sr. was born in Santa Clara, Cuba, in 1950; He was the son of Francisco Molina (now deceased) and his beloved mother Lidia Rodríguez, who is still alive. He grew up in the countryside and, later, in the city of Havana, with his siblings: his older brother, “Pancho”, and his younger brother, Danilo. In 1972, he fell in love with Pura Ramírez, with whom he married and had two children: Homero Jr. and Dayron. During his youth, Homero Sr. remained steadfast in his ideals and protested against the Castro regime in Cuba until he was imprisoned as a political prisoner for seven years. In 1989, he was exiled to the United States with his family and where his daughter, Aileen, was later born. As the head of the family, he worked in repairs, maintenance and other manual jobs doing everything he could to advance his family and offer them more opportunities in life. Above all else, Homero enjoyed spending time with his loved ones, sharing drinks with friends, winning at dominoes with his wife, spoiling his grandchildren, and indulging in something sweet—usually ice cream—every day. His love for family, his joy and his way of enjoying the smallest parts of life will remain his enduring legacy. May he rest in peace and may his memory live forever in our hearts.

Visitation will take place on Sunday, November 15, 2026, from 2:00 PM. – 6:00 PM with Tribute of a Lifetime Service at 5:00 PM at Boyd-Panciera Family Funeral Care, UNiversity Drive Chapel.

For those unable to attend, the family is offering LIVE streaming of the Tributes of a Lifetime Service on Sunday, November 15th beginning at 5:00 PM. The link to attend LIVE is on the Boyd-Panciera Family Funeral Care Facebook page at: TRIBUTES OF A LIFETIME SERVICE LIVESTREAM