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Memorial

You can read the memorials of few beloved ones who have left this work for hereafter. We all still remembers them with all of our heart.
Ryan Morgan

Ryan Morgan

30/01/1994 - 11/02/2021

You were my best friend since I was 6 years old. You were always that person that would light up any room you were in. You were taken from us way too soon. But I’ll never stop telling your story.
Thank you for being you.
I love you.

Reese Engle

09/14/1991 - 07/21/2011
A loving son, brother, uncle and all around beautiful soul. Reese touched all of the lives he came into contact from very early on til his untimely death in the summer in 2011. One of Reese’s favorite sayings, “Does anyone ever feel like getting intense?”, speaks to the way he lived life to the fullest. His addiction had progressed and although he had been clean for 7 months, he wanted “just one more”, which was his last. He is truly missed and will forever be in our hearts and soul. We will all mourn him, and pray that by his example, others may be saved.

David Pettis

11/06/1991 - 12/03/2011
David is so dearly missed by all those who knew him. In his short time here he touched so many lives. David played baseball most of his life and was a great pitcher. While playing for the Bonanza High School baseball team he had scouts from MLB teams from Baltimore, St. Louis and Washington coming to see him pitch. He threw a 91 mile an hour as a sophomore. It was after his sophomore season that he made some bad choices that lead to the horrific ending of his life. He was in detox three time and the last time he said that he needed long term rehab or he didn’t think he’d make it. After the insurance company sent him a letter stating he did not meet the medical criteria to recive this care we tried other options. The red tape took so long he fell back into the dark black hole of heroin addiction. Within 4 months David’s life was over.

Shane Collins

10/18/1985 - 01/03/2014
Shane was truly loved by many. He was only 28 years old when he left us. He was funny and kind and had a big heart. His family believed that he beat that addiction and was clean for almost 3 years but was wrong when his mom found him passed away in his bed from an accidental heroin overdose. Don’t let this happen to your loved ones. It’s a pain and sadness that never goes away and it’s something a loved one can never forget.

Reese Engle

A loving son, brother, uncle and all around beautiful soul. Reese touched all of the lives he came into contact from very early on til his untimely death in the summer in 2011. One of Reese’s favorite sayings, “Does anyone ever feel like getting intense?”, speaks to the way he lived life to the fullest. His addiction had progressed and although he had been clean for 7 months, he wanted “just one more”, which was his last. He is truly missed and will forever be in our hearts and soul. We will all mourn him, and pray that by his example, others may be saved.
09/14/1991 - 07/21/2011

David Pettis

David is so dearly missed by all those who knew him. In his short time here he touched so many lives. David played baseball most of his life and was a great pitcher. While playing for the Bonanza High School baseball team he had scouts from MLB teams from Baltimore, St. Louis and Washington coming to see him pitch. He threw a 91 mile an hour as a sophomore. It was after his sophomore season that he made some bad choices that lead to the horrific ending of his life. He was in detox three time and the last time he said that he needed long term rehab or he didn’t think he’d make it. After the insurance company sent him a letter stating he did not meet the medical criteria to recive this care we tried other options. The red tape took so long he fell back into the dark black hole of heroin addiction. Within 4 months David’s life was over.
11/06/1991 - 12/03/2011

Read the memorial of John Berg II

John Berg II was born on July 16, 1985. He was a cherished son, a determined father, and a great friend to many people. He has gained his angel wings and was called to heaven on August 19, 2016 at the age of 31.
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Mike Kutob

05/24/1995 - 04/07/2015

Daniel Keith Hensley

03/27/1981 - 06/04/2013

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Brian Benavides

Nathan Witt

Nathan Witt

09/20/1987 - 05/18/2022

My beautiful, beloved son Nathan. He was trying so hard for “sobriety for eternity” – his words on paperwork at the inpatient treatment center where he was found unresponsive. He was an amazing person and lyricist!!!! He will forever be remembered and is loved to Infinity!!!!

Elizabeth Evans

Marc Folliard

06/12/1971 - 04/14/2021

My favourite brother, I can’t wait for the day we will laugh together again. Until then, things won’t be as colorful without you here. I’ll see you when I get there, Marc.

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