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On Friday February 12th, 2021 Audrea Badial was taken to heaven.
Audrea was a mother, a daughter, a sister, an aunt, a niece, a cousin, a friend and a role model for many young people.
She provided hope and light to a world that greatly needed it.
She did this by working with homeless veterans and caring for those who served our country. She helped them find homes and correct the paths of their lives so that they could live the American dream once again.
She gave her time, food, money and any thing she could to help those in need.
For Audrea, it was impossible to walk by animals in need which speaks to her compassion as a human being.
She had Superman's shield tattooed on her. In reflection, Audrea was Superwoman and the fictional character was a story that resembled her life as a human being.
Her attention brought joy to people's lives. It was so powerful that when you didn't have it you felt it.
Talk to anyone who knows Audrea and you will likely hear about how much she loved, cared, helped and how selfless she was.
She had a tenacious attitude that was not always easy to handle. All of us would do anything to hear that attitude just one more time.
She was Aude-body crazy little chick, she was grandma's baby girl, her mothers light, her brothers' strength and rock.
She worked tirelessly to bring people together and the times it didn't happen, she expressed her frustration to understand why and created the hard conversations that would cause self reflection. This was a part of her bravery.
Audrea will forever be a warrior in the eyes of so many.
She loved the Lord and was loyal to the path of Christ. Her bravery included spreading the word of Christ any chance that she got to with anyone who would listen.
We will miss her greatly, love her forever, live with her in our hearts and hope to live up the example she has set for us all.
Audrea's children Andrew and Elena now face an uphill battle recovering from medical procedures.
We ask that people continue in Audrea's footsteps and make the world a better place by helping where and when you can. Share love with your fellow humans and lend a hand to those in need.
Audreas family is raising money to help with funeral costs and any other future unforeseen expenses.
Audrea was a mother, a daughter, a sister, an aunt, a niece, a cousin, a friend and a role model for many young people.
She provided hope and light to a world that greatly needed it.
She did this by working with homeless veterans and caring for those who served our country. She helped them find homes and correct the paths of their lives so that they could live the American dream once again.
She gave her time, food, money and any thing she could to help those in need.
For Audrea, it was impossible to walk by animals in need which speaks to her compassion as a human being.
She had Superman's shield tattooed on her. In reflection, Audrea was Superwoman and the fictional character was a story that resembled her life as a human being.
Her attention brought joy to people's lives. It was so powerful that when you didn't have it you felt it.
Talk to anyone who knows Audrea and you will likely hear about how much she loved, cared, helped and how selfless she was.
She had a tenacious attitude that was not always easy to handle. All of us would do anything to hear that attitude just one more time.
She was Aude-body crazy little chick, she was grandma's baby girl, her mothers light, her brothers' strength and rock.
She worked tirelessly to bring people together and the times it didn't happen, she expressed her frustration to understand why and created the hard conversations that would cause self reflection. This was a part of her bravery.
Audrea will forever be a warrior in the eyes of so many.
She loved the Lord and was loyal to the path of Christ. Her bravery included spreading the word of Christ any chance that she got to with anyone who would listen.
We will miss her greatly, love her forever, live with her in our hearts and hope to live up the example she has set for us all.
Audrea's children Andrew and Elena now face an uphill battle recovering from medical procedures.
We ask that people continue in Audrea's footsteps and make the world a better place by helping where and when you can. Share love with your fellow humans and lend a hand to those in need.
Audreas family is raising money to help with funeral costs and any other future unforeseen expenses.