Nataly A. Gonzalez
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Nataly Alexis Gonzalez was granted her angel wings on November 1, 2016. Family and friends surrounded her on her final days embracing her with the great big love as she had shared hers with all of us in her short but memorable life.
For all those who knew her, Nataly’s heart is as big as the ocean and left an impact on anyone who met her. Her hugs ended only when you wanted them too. In always being the first to greet you, Nataly made it a point to be the last one to say goodbye as well. Her laughter filled your heart with joy and love.
Despite having a majority of boy cousins, Nataly expanded her collection of Barbie dolls and Little Pet Shop toys. She shared a love for superheroes like her father and brother, never afraid to open herself up to different interests of those whom she loves. Although a short life, she experienced travel and adventure having ice skated in the winters up in Colorado and exploring caverns in homeland New Mexico. Fearless in her endeavors, she stayed up nights watching horror movies and shows with her family. She went first before her male cousins to ride a mechanical bull and although she had a small frame, went down a zip-line. She preferred to listen to female artists because she didn’t like to listen to boys sing but would dance along to Eye of The Tiger and Thriller when her father put it on.
Nataly leaves us with the reminder that each day is an opportunity to create and love. We will miss her drawings and silly gestures that made us laugh. Forever in our hearts she shall stay and we all remain so very grateful for the years that we were able to play and learn from Nataly for though she was young, she taught us the most important lesson of all and that is to embrace life everyday with everything we have to create lasting memories with those close to us all.
For all those who knew her, Nataly’s heart is as big as the ocean and left an impact on anyone who met her. Her hugs ended only when you wanted them too. In always being the first to greet you, Nataly made it a point to be the last one to say goodbye as well. Her laughter filled your heart with joy and love.
Despite having a majority of boy cousins, Nataly expanded her collection of Barbie dolls and Little Pet Shop toys. She shared a love for superheroes like her father and brother, never afraid to open herself up to different interests of those whom she loves. Although a short life, she experienced travel and adventure having ice skated in the winters up in Colorado and exploring caverns in homeland New Mexico. Fearless in her endeavors, she stayed up nights watching horror movies and shows with her family. She went first before her male cousins to ride a mechanical bull and although she had a small frame, went down a zip-line. She preferred to listen to female artists because she didn’t like to listen to boys sing but would dance along to Eye of The Tiger and Thriller when her father put it on.
Nataly leaves us with the reminder that each day is an opportunity to create and love. We will miss her drawings and silly gestures that made us laugh. Forever in our hearts she shall stay and we all remain so very grateful for the years that we were able to play and learn from Nataly for though she was young, she taught us the most important lesson of all and that is to embrace life everyday with everything we have to create lasting memories with those close to us all.
Organizer
Arturo Gonzalez
Organizer
Roswell, NM