<div>With unimaginable heartbreak, we are reaching out to ask for your support in honoring the life and legacy of <strong>Jhonatan E. Jiron</strong>, who tragically passed away on April 19, 2025, following a motorcycle accident. He was only 40 years old. Jhonatan was predeceased by Cierra Talarski, the mother of both his girls.
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<div>Jhonatan was the kind of man everyone hopes to know—full of life, love, and laughter. He was the most devoted father, an incredible son, and a protective big brother. Above all, his daughters, Mia (17) and Kallie (13), were his world. He lived every single day for them.
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<div>Jhonatan worked tirelessly as a strong single dad to build a life they could be proud of. He recently purchased a home for them in a safe neighborhood—something he dreamed of for years. He wanted his girls to have everything: comfort, security, opportunity, and a place where they could thrive. Whether it meant long hours on the job with the Town of Torrington's Public Works Department or skipping things for himself, he never hesitated. It was always about Mia and Kallie.
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<div>He was proud to be an American, proud of his Ecuadorian roots, and passionate about music, soccer, motorcycles, and holidays—especially Halloween and Christmas, when he’d go to any place that had decorations or shows just to see his girls smile and enjoy them as much as he did. He loved his Corvette, loved his little Teacup Chihuahua “Spot,” and loved seeing his favorite bands. But none of that came close to the love he had for his daughters.
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<div>Jhonatan helped anyone who needed it—without hesitation or judgment. If you called, he showed up. That was just who he was.
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<div>Now, as we face life without him, we are asking for help continuing the dream he had for Mia and Kallie: to see them succeed, to give them the future he was building for them.
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<div>All funds raised will go directly toward <strong>Mia and Kallie’s education</strong>. Mia will be starting college in the fall, and Kallie will begin high school next year. This fund will ensure that the love and sacrifices Jhonatan made for them carry forward into the next chapter of their lives.
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<div><strong>If you can give, please do. If you can’t, please share this with others who may be able to help. If you do give or cant at this time please, please share</strong> <strong>with your favorite memory of Jhonny to any family member you know that can get it to me. This way we can share with the girls how important he was to you . And most importantly, please keep Mia, Kallie, and our entire family in your thoughts and prayers.</strong>
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<div>From the bottom of our absolutely broken hearts—thank you all.
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Carlos Neto

Conor Quinn

Samuel Guzman

Anonymous

Nancy Kelly

Jeisson Pozo-gordillo

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Support for Mia & Kallie- In loving memory of Jhonatan Jiron

Support for Mia & Kallie- In loving memory of Jhonatan Jiron

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