Rhodora Boral Escandor

Rhodora Boral Escandor, a beloved wife, mother, daughter, and sister, passed away on January 18, 2025, at her home in Clearfield, Utah. Born on May 16, 1975, Rhodora lived a life characterized by her deep commitment to family, her cherished friendships, and her professional achievements.

Rhodora devoted herself to her career as a Technical Data Specialist at Hill Air Force Base (416), where she was known for her dedication and expertise. Her education, which included a Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy from Saint Theresa's College and Our Lady of Fatima University, reflected her commitment to helping others and her passion for learning.

She is remembered not only for her professional contributions but also for her adventurous spirit. Rhodora had a deep love for traveling and exploring new places, which allowed her to create enduring memories with family and friends.

Rhodora is survived by her devoted husband, Tito Eneria Escandor of Clearfield, Utah; her loving daughter, Dana Marianne Escandor of Henderson, Nevada; her mother, Nena Begonia Boral of Clearfield, Utah; her brother, Rhoderick Begonia Boral of Clearfield, Utah; and her sister, Melai Begonia Boral of Clearfield, Utah. She is also remembered fondly by her in-laws and extended family, including Luz Olson, Ray Olson, Fe Bergman, Carl Bergman, Marie Foreman, Krall Matthew, Fausto Escandor, Estella Escandor, Jamie Escandor, Young Escandor, Emilio Escandor, Elisa Escandor, Arnel Escandor, Tansing Escandor, Esther Lopez, Tony Lopez, Tin Tin Aranda, Alvin Bombase, and Ochie Dizon.

Rhodora's family expresses heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming love and support they have received during this time of loss. The comforting words and gestures from family and friends have brought them immeasurable solace, and they will forever cherish the kindness shown to them.

Her legacy will live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved her, as they reflect on the many ways she enriched their lives through her warm personality, generous spirit, and unwavering love. A viewing will be held at Lindquist's Layton Mortuary in Layton, Utah, on January 24 and 25, 2025, offering family and friends a chance to honor her memory and celebrate her life.