This page was created to honor the great life of Canyon Charles Molitor, a loving son, caring brother and uncle, and loyal friend.
His jovial personality, kind heart, and contagious smile made everyone who got to know him feel as if they had known him for a lifetime. He was welcoming and accepting of all walks of life, and unafraid to share the most honest aspects of himself. That is why he was an undeniable presence, not only to family and friends, but to an entire community as well.
A young person of extraordinary character and principle, Canyon sought to be the best version of himself, and chose to see the best in others. Canyon had the ability to bring out the best in others with his unique sense of humor and charismatic personality. He had the gift of making others laugh regardless of mood.
He had an undeniable determination toward his work, his education in computer networking, his physical fitness, and his work in the community as a member of the Saint Francis House Youth Outreach program. He was an anti-drug advocate and would go out of his way for others to help using personal fitness and health training as a drive to better oneself and facilitate new goals/ distractions.
Canyon would be the first to help a person in need, so this is where we as friends, family, and other concerned individuals, need to come together and donate. Please help us reach our goal by being as generous and giving as Canyon was. (Please do not feel compelled to donate more than the cost of flowers and/or in lieu of flowers). If you are compelled to donate flowers, due to hurricane damages, we are unable to store flower donations. In lieu of flowers, please direct your generocity to this space here. Thank you.
100% of the funds donated will go to the Molitor family. Anything helps through these most difficult times. Thank you all!
Please help spread the word.
His jovial personality, kind heart, and contagious smile made everyone who got to know him feel as if they had known him for a lifetime. He was welcoming and accepting of all walks of life, and unafraid to share the most honest aspects of himself. That is why he was an undeniable presence, not only to family and friends, but to an entire community as well.
A young person of extraordinary character and principle, Canyon sought to be the best version of himself, and chose to see the best in others. Canyon had the ability to bring out the best in others with his unique sense of humor and charismatic personality. He had the gift of making others laugh regardless of mood.
He had an undeniable determination toward his work, his education in computer networking, his physical fitness, and his work in the community as a member of the Saint Francis House Youth Outreach program. He was an anti-drug advocate and would go out of his way for others to help using personal fitness and health training as a drive to better oneself and facilitate new goals/ distractions.
Canyon would be the first to help a person in need, so this is where we as friends, family, and other concerned individuals, need to come together and donate. Please help us reach our goal by being as generous and giving as Canyon was. (Please do not feel compelled to donate more than the cost of flowers and/or in lieu of flowers). If you are compelled to donate flowers, due to hurricane damages, we are unable to store flower donations. In lieu of flowers, please direct your generocity to this space here. Thank you.
100% of the funds donated will go to the Molitor family. Anything helps through these most difficult times. Thank you all!
Please help spread the word.
Organizer and beneficiary
Lydia Molitor
Beneficiary