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Last week Nikolay Davitadze had an accidental and unexpected death. With such an unexpected tragedy come unexpected financial burdens as well as emotional pain and sorrow. Please support this family in any way that you can. Prayer is most appreciated and funds are also very appreciated.
Donations will go towards funeral costs and all other expenses that come with the death of a loved one.
Nikolay was born on December 26, 2002 in Russia, in the city of Vorkuta located in the Arctic Circle. He was born into and grew up in a big and loving family that deeply cared for one another. He was the youngest sibling after his two older sisters.
Nikolay showed interest in many hobbies. From a very young age, about 5 years old, he learned to play the violin and showed exceptional talent. His violin instructor of many years even called him the next Paganini. Once, his instructor said that he had many students over the years but that he never has and never will have a student like Nikolay.
Nikolay enjoyed spending time outdoors with his many friends and the neighboring children who loved him like an older brother. He never failed to make them happy with a gift on their birthdays or helping them with a project or activity. He loved to ride the four-wheeler, jump on the trampoline, and play with the young children. He had a sense of humor that he used to make others laugh and always lightened up the atmosphere. He was smart and talented in so many areas: writing stories, construction, computer building and technology, Legos, design, art, music, robotics, and even cooking.
We will always remember Nikolay’s life in which he was like a ray of sunshine for everyone who knew him — we all have so much to remember about the 16 years of his life as a loving and supportive son, grandson, brother, and friend.
All funds will be withdrawn by Diana Linnik and given to Tatiana Davidatze personally.
Donations will go towards funeral costs and all other expenses that come with the death of a loved one.
Nikolay was born on December 26, 2002 in Russia, in the city of Vorkuta located in the Arctic Circle. He was born into and grew up in a big and loving family that deeply cared for one another. He was the youngest sibling after his two older sisters.
Nikolay showed interest in many hobbies. From a very young age, about 5 years old, he learned to play the violin and showed exceptional talent. His violin instructor of many years even called him the next Paganini. Once, his instructor said that he had many students over the years but that he never has and never will have a student like Nikolay.
Nikolay enjoyed spending time outdoors with his many friends and the neighboring children who loved him like an older brother. He never failed to make them happy with a gift on their birthdays or helping them with a project or activity. He loved to ride the four-wheeler, jump on the trampoline, and play with the young children. He had a sense of humor that he used to make others laugh and always lightened up the atmosphere. He was smart and talented in so many areas: writing stories, construction, computer building and technology, Legos, design, art, music, robotics, and even cooking.
We will always remember Nikolay’s life in which he was like a ray of sunshine for everyone who knew him — we all have so much to remember about the 16 years of his life as a loving and supportive son, grandson, brother, and friend.
All funds will be withdrawn by Diana Linnik and given to Tatiana Davidatze personally.
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Diana Linnik
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Delta Junction, AK
