In Memory of Sophia: Funeral Support Needed

My name is Moses Jr,

Sophia's only boy of three kids - Eslie, Leah and myself.

On October 23rd at approximately 1 am my beautiful mother left this world. She was 47. My heart alongside my Father's, Sister's, and countless others are swollen with the pain of no longer being able to touch, smell and feel Sophia's unmatched energy and fighting spirit.

My mom was my rock, not only for me but for many others.

I can still hear her telling me "papa you're still my favorite boy", when we'd differ in opinion seemingly to comfort her little boy who she felt she may have offended. She never did. Her fiery way of being was propelled by the deep love that resided in her heart. I loved, and respected her input because she always kept it real.

My mommy lived a tough life from the outside looking in. From her lifelong battle with diabetes, open heart surgeries, amputations and dialysis 3x a week for 10 years; youd've NEVER guessed. Her feet always planted firmly on the ground, her face that of a soldier for her babies. My mom is the pinnacle of strength. Her toughness and resilience are an inspiration to all who knew her. Throughout her struggles she remained a source of love and support for our family and friends. We are devestated by her loss and wish to honor her memory with the respectful and loving farewell she deserves.

Unfortunately, the costs of the funeral and related expenses (casket, plot, burial etc...) have truly overwhelmed us. The funds we are seeking will go directly towards covering these expenses.

We understand that times are tough for many, but any contribution, no matter the size would mean the world to us. If you're unable to donate please consider sharing this campaign with others. Every bit of support - financial or spiritual will help us get through this painful time.

Please keep my family in your prayers.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read our story and for ANY help you're able to provide. Your kindness and support will not go unnoticed during this challenging time.

With love and gratitude,

Moses Nunez Jr.