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Tammy Ward
December 11, 2005
I went to the Memorial Service at St. Mary's on Friday night. This is when I learned of Nates' passing. He is in Heaven with Gavin now and they don't have to worry about Neuroblastoma anymore. We will always miss them and we have to carry on just being Parents of Angels now. Please call me 561-801-3925. Love, Tam
Mike and Faye Richardson
November 20, 2005
We followed Nate's life through his beloved Aunt Stephanie, and always, through the toughest of times, she told about Nate's zest for life and the courage that so inspired everyone who cared for him. Hero's cane be found in surprising places, even in the hospital bed of a tiny boy.
Jo Ann Merriman
November 19, 2005
I had the pleasure and honor of meeting and caring for Nate many times in the hospital. He immediately warmed his way into my heart. He was wise beyond his years and such a special little boy. May God bless and comfort you, Angie, in your time of sorrow and loss. Nate got his "Angel Wings" and will watch over you always.
shimeka jones
November 18, 2005
I only had the pleasure of meeting Nate a few times, but I will never forget him. I was so fortunate to be in the presence of God's little angel even once. May god bless you Angie and your family.
Kim Snyder
November 18, 2005
I and my husband and son had the privilege and joy of knowing Nate. He lived in the cul-de-sac down the street and played with my son, Ryan, and their friends, Billy and Derrick. Nate was an amazing little kid with a great sense of humor and wisdom beyond his years. Although we'll miss seeing him zooming down the street on his motorcycle or riding his skateboard or bicycle, the blessing is that he is no longer in pain. We know Nate is up there as a guardian angel for those he left behind. We love you, Nate.
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