Semantha Cali Delgado Obituary, Death – Saginaw Woman, 38, Remembered for Her Vibrant Personality and Love of Family

The Saginaw, Michigan, community is mourning the loss of Semantha Cali Delgado, who passed away on Friday, August 28, 2026, at the age of 38.

Remembered as a beloved daughter, sister, aunt, granddaughter and friend, Semantha leaves behind a large family and a wide circle of people who will continue to hold her memory close.

Born on March 9, 1988, in Chula Vista, California, Semantha was the daughter of Juan and Vieonca (Rosas) Delgado Jr. She grew up in Saginaw and attended Carrollton Schools before graduating with the class of 2006.

Remembering Semantha Cali Delgado

Those who knew Semantha remembered her for her distinctive personality, warmth and lively spirit. Her obituary describes her as “one of a kind,” a reflection of the qualities that made her memorable to the people around her.

Following high school, Semantha obtained her CNA certification and began a career with MyMichigan Medical Centers. Through her work in healthcare, she was able to care for others while developing meaningful relationships along the way.

Away from work, Semantha enjoyed traveling, fashion and spending time with family and friends. Her signature lipstick and energetic personality were among the characteristics people associated with her.

She particularly treasured time spent surrounded by relatives, including her siblings, nieces, nephews and cousins, as well as close friends.

A Deep Love for Family and Life

Family played an important role in Semantha’s life. The many relatives and friends mentioned in her obituary reflect the broad circle of people who were part of her world.

She also enjoyed spending time near the water. Memories of visits to Grandpa John and Cathy’s pool and trips to Higgins Lake remain among the special experiences shared with family.

Semantha is survived by her parents, Juan and Vieonca Delgado, along with her siblings Erica, Ashley, Juan III, Cecilia, Israel and Marcel. She also leaves behind her grandmothers, numerous nieces and nephews, extended relatives and many cherished friends.

Family Remembers Semantha

For the Delgado family, Semantha’s passing has brought a profound sense of loss. Her loved ones will remember the experiences they shared with her and the personality that made her such a distinctive presence within the family.

The family has also expressed gratitude to the MyMichigan team who cared for Semantha during the final period of her life.

She was preceded in death by several people who were important to her, including her grandfathers Juan Delgado Sr. and Frank Rosas, her nephew Israel Jr., her special cousin Santos “Nach” Cruz and close friend Melissa Botello.

Cause of Death

Semantha Cali Delgado’s obituary confirms that she died on August 28, 2026, at the age of 38. However, the obituary does not state a cause of death.

No specific illness, medical condition or other circumstance surrounding her passing has been publicly identified in the available obituary information. A cause should therefore not be assumed.

Funeral Services

Visitation was scheduled for Saturday, September 5, from 2 p.m. until 8 p.m. at W. L. Case and Company Funeral Directors in Saginaw. A vigil service was scheduled from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

A second visitation was scheduled for Sunday, September 6, beginning at noon and continuing until 1 p.m., followed by the funeral service at 1 p.m. at the same funeral home.

Pastor Julian Gonzalez is scheduled to officiate, with cremation to follow.

A Lasting Memory

Semantha Cali Delgado will be remembered by her family and friends for her vibrant personality, devotion to the people she loved and the distinctive qualities that made her “one of a kind.”

As those closest to her gather to honor her life, they will carry forward the memories created through family gatherings, time together, laughter, travel and the many everyday moments that made her life meaningful.

Her legacy will live on through her parents, siblings, extended family members, friends and everyone whose life was touched by her presence.