Funeral de Agustin Gomez Arres
El señor Don Agustín Gómez Arres, nacido un 28 de Agosto 1953 un hermano, un esposo, papá, abuelo e bisabuelo falleció el Viernes, 25 de Septiembre 2020. Para mi siempre fue mi tío muy luchador, el cual nada era imposible y todo lo superaba. Desafortunadamente el había estado enfermó desde hace unos meses, y gradualmente sus órganos ya no lo dejaron regresar a casa con su familia y amigos. Falleció en Fort Pierce, Florida en el hospital, acompañado desus tesoros. No fue to motivos de COVID-19.
Les pido oraciones para mi Tía Angelina, Noemy, Agustín Jr, y nietas Kate y Noely; para que dios les de la fortaleza. También les pido cualquier donativo que puedan dar, ningúna cantidad es pequeña para poder cubrir los gastos de los servicios y la celebración de la vida de “El Ratón”o “Mouse” como todos los amigos le decían. De todo corazón (el cual está en pedazos) les pido ayuda y que dios se los page en vida. ✝️
Les dejo una frase que mi tío hizo famosa:
No pasa Nada.
ENGLISH:
Mr. Agustin Gomez Arres was a loving brother, husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather in his many loving roles has departed on 25th September 2020. I have always seen him roll up his sleeves to any challenge faced and nothing was impossible nor did it deter him from overcoming the obstacles of LIFE. His motto was, "No Pasa Nada", which translates to "It's okay" or (no big deal, or no worries). Unfortunately, he had fallen sick and had been for a few months now on a roller coaster of hospital visits. Until recently all of his vital organs failed and he was no longer able to return to his home in body and only in spirit. He passed away among family. We wish to clarify that this was not a COVID-19 related death.
I ask for your continued prayers for my aunt Angelina, cousins Noemy and Agustin Jr, his granddaughters Kate and Noely, for them to have the strength to endure the coming days and LIFE with this void. I also ask, for your generosity in any financial assistance you may be able to provide to the family in this time of immediate need.
Those who knew my uncle may have known him as "Mouse" or "El Raton". He was always the life of the party and so we plan on celebrating his LIFE as he knew how to LIVE it.