Help Us Honor William Gomez's Final Wish

In Loving Memory of William Gomez: A Final Farewell

On Sunday morning, our family lost a beloved soul—our uncle, father, brother, and friend, William Gomez. After months of fighting a relentless infection that took hold of his lungs, we said goodbye to a man who had already faced one of life’s toughest battles—beating cancer.

For those who knew him, Uncle William was the kind of person who made life brighter just by being in it. His strength, warmth, and sense of humor were unmatched, and he touched countless lives with his generosity and unwavering love. He was a rock for his family, always putting others before himself, always showing up when it mattered most.

We thought, after overcoming cancer, that he had won his battle. We believed that he would walk out of this fight, stronger than ever, and keep being the pillar of our family. But, despite all of his courage, he couldn’t overcome the infection that claimed him. The loss is devastating, and the hole he has left behind feels immeasurable.

As we face the painful task of saying our final goodbyes, we are finding it incredibly difficult to come up with the funds necessary to give him the proper burial he deserves. Uncle William had always dreamed of being laid to rest in peace, but due to financial difficulties and the unexpected nature of his passing, we are struggling to cover the expenses.

This is where we ask for help. We are reaching out to anyone who can support our family during this incredibly challenging time. We understand that times are tough for everyone, but any donation—no matter how small—would mean the world to us. It will help us fulfill his final wish and allow us to honor his memory in the way he always deserved.

We know he would have done the same for any one of us. And as his family, we want to make sure he has the peace and dignity in death that he gave so freely to us all in life.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for any help, prayers, or support you can offer. Your kindness and generosity will never be forgotten.

With love and gratitude,

The Vasquez and Gomez Family