Justice for US Navy AR Ommy E Molina ll

07/30/2026

I hope that every night while I am sleeping, my precious son Ommy comes to take me away for a little while. I imagine him showing me how breathtaking and beautiful Heaven is, telling me about all the wonderful things he does there, and introducing me to all the other precious fallen heroes who are with him. 💙

I like to believe we laugh together, talk together, and for a little moment, I get to be his mom again. Then, when it’s time for me to come back, God gently erases those memories so I can continue living until the day we are reunited forever. That’s why I wake up not remembering any of it… only with this deep feeling in my heart that my beautiful boy is at peace and waiting for me.

Until that glorious reunion, I will hold on to faith, love, and the hope that one day I will never have to say goodbye again. 💔😭😭😭💙 My precious child and beautiful angel in heaven my Lil Ommy Molina 💙

07/24/2026

Last Sunday, after the Inland Empire Umbrella Moms left, we heard a knock at the door. A veteran was standing there holding a box. Inside was a beautiful plaque from the Til Valhalla Project honoring my precious baby and hero, ADAR Ommy Enrique Molina II, U.S. Navy.

It was such a bittersweet moment. 💔💙 My heart aches every day, but I am so grateful to know my son is not forgotten.

We will never stop honoring my son. We will never stop saying his name. Ommy Enrique Molina II will always be remembered, and his legacy will live on forever.

07/17/2026

Today, July 17, marks five years since I held my precious son, Lil Ommy, in my arms after celebrating his A-School graduation as an Aircraft Engineer in Pensacola, Florida. 💙😭 Those three beautiful days together remain so vivid in my heart. If only I could go back to that moment one more time.

We said our goodbyes without ever imagining it would be our last here on earth. Just a few weeks later, my precious baby’s life was taken in a barracks on the Naval base. My heart shattered forever.

The pain has never left me. Since the day I watched my son be taken off life support on September 1, 2021, I have carried a grief that words cannot fully describe. I miss you every second of every day, my beautiful son. I will love you, honor you, and fight for justice for you until my last breath.

Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever my hero, my Lil Ommy Molina💙😭💔

07/15/2026

Lord if I could go back to this day 5 years ago 💔💔😭 this was my son Ommy’s most important day of his life and mine💔 It was his graduation day from A-school at the Pensacola Florida Naval Base.. He was the most happy and grateful young man. Today and the next two days was the last time I held my baby and the last time I saw him 5 years ago 💔 I miss my Lil Ommy with my whole soul 😭💔 I was robbed, those people took the most precious boy God gave me and that I had. My baby boy my hero my forever love of my life my Lil Ommy 😭😭💔💔

07/15/2026

July 15, 2021, was the most important and proudest day of my precious son Ommy’s life. He graduated from the U.S. Navy A-School in Pensacola, Florida, as an Aircraft Engineer. He had worked so hard to achieve his dream, and his future was filled with hope, purpose, and endless possibilities.

Just a little over a month later, my beautiful son was gone. His dreams were stolen, and my entire world was shattered. Every day since then, I have searched for answers that I still have not received. I will never stop fighting because my son’s life mattered. Ommy deserved to live, to fulfill his dreams, and to come home to his family.

Justice for my precious son, Lil Ommy. I will never stop being your voice. 💙⚓😭💔

07/05/2026

Today, I had the honor of walking in the Corona, California 4th of July Parade alongside my fellow Gold Star Mothers. We walked with broken hearts but with immense pride, honoring our fallen heroes our precious sons and daughters who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

Our children gave everything to protect the freedoms we all cherish in this beautiful nation built by generations of immigrants. My son, PO3 Ommy Enrique Molina II, and every fallen hero are America’s pride. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten, and they did not die in vain.

While the world celebrates freedom today, we Gold Star parents carry a different kind of pain. Every day, we relive the unimaginable loss of the children we loved with all our hearts. The emptiness, the tears, and the heartbreak never leave us. This is a pain that no parent should ever have to endure, and one that only another Gold Star parent can truly understand.
Today, we walked for our heroes. We walked because their names deserve to be remembered, their sacrifices deserve to be honored, and their legacy will live on forever.

🇺🇸 Forever proud. Forever grateful. Forever missing my beautiful son, Ommy. Until we meet again, my hero. 💙💔

06/29/2026

I am sick and tired of seeing this happen. Someone has to do something about these crimes. Too many young men and women who serve our country are being hurt or losing their lives while wearing the uniform they proudly served in.
There must be accountability. Every case where a service member is harmed or killed deserves a full investigation, transparency, and justice. The people responsible for protecting our heroes must be held accountable when they fail.
My son, PO3 Ommy Enrique Molina II, U.S. Navy, was only 22 years old when his life was taken inside a barracks at the Pensacola, Florida Naval Base. It has been almost 5 years, and as a mother I continue to search for answers. I feel that there has been no accountability, no justice, and no attention given to what happened to my son.
Our fallen heroes deserve better. Their families deserve answers. This cannot continue. These young men and women are someone’s children, someone’s loved ones, someone’s entire world.
This has to STOP. We must demand change, accountability, and justice for those who gave everything. 🇺🇸💙

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06/21/2026

I'd like to express heartfelt gratitude to Gold Star mom Carrie Cosner Collett for the love and support to all of us fellow Gold Star moms and honoring our heroes through these breathtaking photos. Despite her own immense grief over the loss of her precious son, she selflessly devoted her time to pay tribute to our fallen children 💙🙏🏼🫂 sending you my love and hugs Carrie🫂