A touching turn of events tells the story of a dedicated father and entrepreneur who is listed among the missing victims of a catastrophic incident that occurred in Baltimore. The community and family members have spoken out and shared memories in search of answers and comfort.

After the heartbreaking Baltimore bridge collapse, the family and friends of a 38-year-old devoted father of two have come forward to share a poignant insight into the life and character of a beloved victim whose absence has left a deep void. In the early morning of a gloomy Tuesday, a tragedy occurred in the heart of Baltimore and spread across borders, plunging the population into despair and shock.

The catastrophic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge —a vital transportation crossing for 30,000 Marylanders-was not just an infrastructure failure, but also a profound human tragedy. Among the victims was Minor Yasir Suazo Sandoval, who is presumed dead and whose life story embodies the relentless pursuit of the American dream.

Martin Suazo, who is experiencing the sudden disappearance of his brother, told one of the news agencies about Minor’s multifaceted life. Originally from Santa Barbara, Honduras, as one of eight siblings, Minor migrated to the United States, driven by the desire for a better life, where he has lived for the past 18 years.