Nora's Childrens' Fund
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About one month ago, these beautiful children lost there Mom unexpectedly. Nora Davanzo Ward died without warning to a unknown heart condition.
We need to do more for these children and their future.
Her obiturary:
Nora Amelia Davanzo-Ward passed away suddenly on April 20, 2018, at the age of 39. Nora was born in Portland, Oregon, to Yvonne (Mobley) Davanzo and Kenneth Davanzo. She graduated from Campbell County High School , Wyoming in 1996 and attended University of Phoenix accomplishing a degree in Business Management. She was an employee of Atmel from 1998 to 2016. Nora is survived by her daughters, Isabella and Penelope and son, Marshall, her father, Kenneth Davanzo, her mother Yvonne Mobley, her brother, Raymond Davanzo, and sister-in-law Skylar, a niece and nephew as well as Mariah Dawn and Robert Ward and many relatives on 2 coasts, New York and Oregon.
Nora thrived on being with family and friends, loud Italian dinners and enjoying her favorite wines. She loved everything about books and she was a well known member of the Bees Book Club for over a decade. She was a natural care taker and leader and always made sure everyone had what they needed. She was a talented photographer and showed her love of nature and Colorado in her pictures. She loved to travel here and abroad and visited family and cherished friends along the way.
She had an easy going adventurous side but was also the most prepared and well thought out individual you would meet.
She was young, bright and beautiful and lit up the room with her charm and smile.
She will be desperately missed by all who were fortunate enough to have known her.
While we are all devasted by this loss, we would love to share some of her life moments.
Here is a video of her life.
https://youtu.be/5y_RH_F4-EI
Her children were her sun , moon and stars. She would have done anything for them. They were left to go on without her. It is for them that we are creating this Go Fund Me account. Nora worked so hard at providing all the things they needed and we don't want that to stop with her passing.
In our family, our Grandma Davanzo used to say " The good times, you have to make them, because the bad times come all on there own."
We know the bad times were the worst for these children in the last month, Let's help them make some good times now and in the future!
Maybe through this fund we can guarantee that the good times will continue. That a piece of Nora will always remain with them, and her memory will live on. Unlike us she will not physically be able to attend their graduations, sports events, concerts and weddings. But maybe with a little help from her family and friends her memory Will stay alive in all our hearts and we can make sure that there will be plenty of good times to replace the bad. Please help in any way that you can. No donation is too small. The love in our hearts for Nora and her children have created this need to help in some way. Thank you in advance, for any and all support you have or will provide!
We need to do more for these children and their future.
Her obiturary:
Nora Amelia Davanzo-Ward passed away suddenly on April 20, 2018, at the age of 39. Nora was born in Portland, Oregon, to Yvonne (Mobley) Davanzo and Kenneth Davanzo. She graduated from Campbell County High School , Wyoming in 1996 and attended University of Phoenix accomplishing a degree in Business Management. She was an employee of Atmel from 1998 to 2016. Nora is survived by her daughters, Isabella and Penelope and son, Marshall, her father, Kenneth Davanzo, her mother Yvonne Mobley, her brother, Raymond Davanzo, and sister-in-law Skylar, a niece and nephew as well as Mariah Dawn and Robert Ward and many relatives on 2 coasts, New York and Oregon.
Nora thrived on being with family and friends, loud Italian dinners and enjoying her favorite wines. She loved everything about books and she was a well known member of the Bees Book Club for over a decade. She was a natural care taker and leader and always made sure everyone had what they needed. She was a talented photographer and showed her love of nature and Colorado in her pictures. She loved to travel here and abroad and visited family and cherished friends along the way.
She had an easy going adventurous side but was also the most prepared and well thought out individual you would meet.
She was young, bright and beautiful and lit up the room with her charm and smile.
She will be desperately missed by all who were fortunate enough to have known her.
While we are all devasted by this loss, we would love to share some of her life moments.
Here is a video of her life.
https://youtu.be/5y_RH_F4-EI
Her children were her sun , moon and stars. She would have done anything for them. They were left to go on without her. It is for them that we are creating this Go Fund Me account. Nora worked so hard at providing all the things they needed and we don't want that to stop with her passing.
In our family, our Grandma Davanzo used to say " The good times, you have to make them, because the bad times come all on there own."
We know the bad times were the worst for these children in the last month, Let's help them make some good times now and in the future!
Maybe through this fund we can guarantee that the good times will continue. That a piece of Nora will always remain with them, and her memory will live on. Unlike us she will not physically be able to attend their graduations, sports events, concerts and weddings. But maybe with a little help from her family and friends her memory Will stay alive in all our hearts and we can make sure that there will be plenty of good times to replace the bad. Please help in any way that you can. No donation is too small. The love in our hearts for Nora and her children have created this need to help in some way. Thank you in advance, for any and all support you have or will provide!
Organizer and beneficiary
Diane SPANGENBERGER
Organizer
Carmel, NY
Nora Y. Mobley
Beneficiary