It is with broken hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved son Cash T. Samarron who left us far too soon on July 14th 2025, at the age of eighteen.

Born in Austin, Texas Cash was raised in Liberty Hill Texas since 6 months of age. He brought so much light, laughter and pure joy into the world from the moment he arrived. With a huge heart and ever- present smile, Cash had a gift for making people feel special and loved. He gave the best hugs that felt like forever and had a deep love for time with his family and friends. He was a devoted son, a loyal friend, and a youngman of great integrity, humor and compassion.

Cash graduated from Liberty Hill High School in May of this year. He was a lifelong basketball fan on and off the court. You could often find him playing basketball on his home court or watching his favorite teams, San Antonio Spurs and The Dallas Cowboys. Off the court he had a deep love for trains something that started in childhood and never faded. Trains gave him a quiet joy and wonder that reflected his thoughtful nature.
Cash faced every obstacle in his life with incredible courage. He was strong not just in body, but in heart and spirit. His resilience and strong faith inspired those around him and taught us the true meaning of bravery.

Though our time with him was far too short, the impact he made will last a lifetime. He reminds us that even in sorrow, Gods love never fails and that we are never truly apart when we carry one another in prayer.

He is deeply missed by his parents Sean and Lori Samarron, his brother Jett; his sister Teddi Samarron; grand parents Lloyd and Paula Curington; grandmother Ella Samarron; uncle and aunt Doug and Lindsey Curington; aunt Sona Samarron; uncles Victor and Telesforo Samarron; cousins: Ryan and Addy Curington; Ricky and Aaliyah Ortiz; Unike Rodriguez and many more extended family.

A Celebration of Cash's life will be on Monday, July 21st. 1pm at Glad Tidings Church 1006 Hwy 183, Leander TX. 78646. Burial immediately after at Liberty Hill Cemetery 16101 West State Hwy 29. Balloon release after.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to two foundations that were near and dear to Cash's heart. L4Cares.org and ClayMadesonFoundation.

In honor of his spirit, the family invite guest to wear something RED or his favorite teams Spurs and The Cowboys.

Forever Loved. Deeply Missed. Always Remembered. Not Bye but, See You Later!