Child murdered, now losing home
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We are losing our home after my daughter was murdered at Northlake College.
On May, 3, 2017 unfortunately, Janeera Gonzalez's life was ended by a shooter that came into Northlake college of Irving, shot and killed her!
A beautiful light was tragically put out and the world will forever miss the beautiful spirit of Janeera Nickol Gonzalez. Janeera was like a breath of fresh air after a summer rain. She is described as an “old soul” by her loving parents. Her light was already bright on July 18, 1996 when Juan and Lucia welcomed their little girl into this world. She was an easy going sweet child that was so very easy to raise. Janeera loved all people. There was not a prejudice bone in her body. She was wise and always gave great advice to family and friends. She had a remarkable sense of humor and made people laugh. She grew up to be so talented. Janeera taught herself to play the guitar, violin and ukulele. Janeera loved all music especially country and old rock. She was a cat lady that loved her grey tabby. Janeera loved the outdoors and would rather be outside then inside any day. She loved and adored her family. The family enjoyed being together and watching old movies. She and her mom has a special relationship and Janeera was always buying mom flowers.
Janeera graduated from Irving High School and was about to graduate from North Lake College with a degree in Kinesiology. She intended to attend University of Texas at Arlington in the Fall. After college she planned to travel around Europe.
The Gonzalez’s have struggled to make their house payment since then and are at risk of losing their home. They have 2 other children that are full time students.
Although you can never put a price on someone’s life, they need help and compensation. We have been struggling to secure an attorney that can represent them in a civil case.
I have spent quite some time with the Gonzalez’s and the pain and suffering they are going through is indescribable.
They need the funds to help in catching up on their mortgage. We have tried to get a loan modification from their bank to no avail.
There will be no justice for the Gonzalez's, however, they have suffered enough loss and they fear losing their home.
They need your help!
Thanks to all,
Lisette Caraballo
Community Advocate for All
On May, 3, 2017 unfortunately, Janeera Gonzalez's life was ended by a shooter that came into Northlake college of Irving, shot and killed her!
A beautiful light was tragically put out and the world will forever miss the beautiful spirit of Janeera Nickol Gonzalez. Janeera was like a breath of fresh air after a summer rain. She is described as an “old soul” by her loving parents. Her light was already bright on July 18, 1996 when Juan and Lucia welcomed their little girl into this world. She was an easy going sweet child that was so very easy to raise. Janeera loved all people. There was not a prejudice bone in her body. She was wise and always gave great advice to family and friends. She had a remarkable sense of humor and made people laugh. She grew up to be so talented. Janeera taught herself to play the guitar, violin and ukulele. Janeera loved all music especially country and old rock. She was a cat lady that loved her grey tabby. Janeera loved the outdoors and would rather be outside then inside any day. She loved and adored her family. The family enjoyed being together and watching old movies. She and her mom has a special relationship and Janeera was always buying mom flowers.
Janeera graduated from Irving High School and was about to graduate from North Lake College with a degree in Kinesiology. She intended to attend University of Texas at Arlington in the Fall. After college she planned to travel around Europe.
The Gonzalez’s have struggled to make their house payment since then and are at risk of losing their home. They have 2 other children that are full time students.
Although you can never put a price on someone’s life, they need help and compensation. We have been struggling to secure an attorney that can represent them in a civil case.
I have spent quite some time with the Gonzalez’s and the pain and suffering they are going through is indescribable.
They need the funds to help in catching up on their mortgage. We have tried to get a loan modification from their bank to no avail.
There will be no justice for the Gonzalez's, however, they have suffered enough loss and they fear losing their home.
They need your help!
Thanks to all,
Lisette Caraballo
Community Advocate for All
Organizer
Juan Gonzalez
Organizer
Irving, TX
