Naayaitch Friday Obituary

NAAYAITCH FRIDAY 1982 - 2009 A Memorial service will be held on Sunday, May 3, 2009 at 5:30 pm, behind the Cross of the Martyrs in Santa Fe, NM. Naayaitch entered this life on June 17, 1982 in Santa Fe, NM. He was born to Russell Lyle Friday and Paulita George. He was called home April 11, 2009. He is survived by his common law wife, Alvina Grace Treas; his daughter, Kam-zara Karius Aurora Friday; and sons, Elliot Eagle Blunt Friday and Everett CrazyHorse Friday. He was a multi-talented, caring, crazy, funny, gifted, artistic individual who had much love for hip hop. He lived life on his own terms and learned to do so without any regrets. He was always tidy and an all around hard worker who accomplished many things. He worked for Youth Works & The City of Santa Fe and took pride in the things he accomplished. He was even commended by the Mayor for the things he did for the beautiful city he loved. He was the best friend everyone wanted to know, as well as, a son, brother, father and lover, to everyone he ever encountered. It never mattered to him what you wanted or who you were. He never hesitated to take anyone under his wing, he just wanted what was best for everyone. The family of Naayaitch would like to thank everyone who helped in the communities of Dulce, NM; Ethete, WY; and the City of Santa Fe. A Memorial will be made in his name at the Cross of the Martyrs.

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Published by Santa Fe New Mexican on May 2, 2009.

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Melynn Schuyler

May 3, 2009

I will never forget Naayaitch's playful, beautiful spirit. He will always be remembered and carried in the hearts of those he loved and befriended.

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