It is with profound grief that Jill and Robert Bartolomie acknowledge the passing of their son Nash Allen Bartolomie suddenly and unexpectedly on July 13th, 2020 at home in Ukiah. The Bartolomie family wishes to thank all of their family and friends who have come together during this time of unimaginable loss to provide love and support through these historically challenging times. Born January 7th, 2003 in Ukiah, Nash grew up within an extended community of family and close friends that gathered regularly to share in fun and happy good times throughout his childhood. Attending Ukiah Coop Nursery School, the River Oak Charter School and Ukiah High School, Nash was developing into a confident and capable young man who took pride in his imposing athletic ability, craftsmanship in metal fabrication and Industrial Arts, driving his Dodge Ram 4x4 and enjoying the benefits of living in beautiful and wild Mendocino County. Nash was admired for being a young man of integrity, honesty and a person genuinely concerned for the welfare of others. Nash was fun-loving and always ready for jokes with others or to be the target of good-natured ribbing by his family and friends (particularly from his Dad and brother!). Nash was also very serious at times, demonstrating a maturity beyond his age. Nash considered issues deeply and with quiet reflection. When asked for opinions on issues he took his time and responded with intelligent and reasonable answers. Nash loved his parents, siblings and family openly and was always generous with his affection which he demonstrated without hesitation or reserve. Nash was truly a remarkable young man. Nash is survived by his parents Jill and Robert Bartolomie, brother Wyatt and sister Hanna (fiancee Jake Moelter). Grandmothers Phyllis Bartolomie and Sharon Both (Ed), grandfather Bruce Masterson (Theresa), aunts and uncles Katrina Bartolomie (John), Gina Bartololmie (John), Lora Smith (Dharl) and Elsa Hodge (Todd) and numerous cousins, girlfriend Paige Dalby and so many others that were considered family by choice and love. Nash is predeceased by his grandfather Reno Bartolomie (former Mendocino County Sheriff) and his uncle Patrick Masterson.
The Bartolomie family wishes to announce the creation of the Nash Bartolomie Industrial Arts Scholarship Fund in association with the Community Foundation of Mendocino County. This special scholarship will be for the benefit of deserving Ukiah area High School students wishing to pursue careers within the field of Industrial Arts and trades, students who exemplify the same spirit and dedication shared with Nash Bartolomie. Members of the Ukiah community wishing to contribute to the Nash Bartolomie Industrial Arts Scholarship Fund can do so by sending donations of any amount to: The Community Foundation of Mendocino County at communityfound.org ( use "Donate Now" link) or by Mail: Community Foundation of Mendocino County, 204 So. Oak Street, Ukiah, Ca. 95482
A Celebration of Life for Nash will be arranged at a later date pending current Covid-19 restrictions. Until that time the Bartolomie Family wishes to thank all who have expressed support during this difficult time. Thank you

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Published by Ukiah Daily Journal on Oct. 11, 2020.

Memories and Condolences
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13 Entries

izzy kirsch

February 9, 2021

i think about you everyday, i think about all the time we lost and how much i regret losing it, i think about all the time we had and i regret letting it end. but no matter how much time we spent apart in high school, you will forever be my brother, i love you so much and miss your goofy face. i wish every single day that i could have stuck around to be there for you a little longer or simply just to make sure you knew how important you've been in my life. i cant say this enough, i love and miss you so much Nash.

Lereah Palomo

October 29, 2020

I met nash this school year In first and 6th period, I knew about him before that but hadn’t met him. He was the first and last face I saw during a school day. He would text me when he needed advice or help with something. He always made fun of me because of the bright colors I dyed my hair. He was always my partner in science class and I couldn’t think of a better one. I still text him, I know he will never respond but he deserves to know people still care, and will never forget. Rest easy angel❤❤

Karen Mangan

October 26, 2020

Robert and Jill, we are so sorry about your loss of Nash. We can’t fully appreciate what you’re going through. We never had kids. I (Karen) have a sister who recently lost her son to ALS. No parent is ready ever, to outlive his or her child. Our hearts go out to you both. Hugs, Karen and Kevin

Angel Alvarez

October 18, 2020

Nash was an absolutely amazing person. Even though I wasn’t as close to Nash as others were, I still had the privilege to experience his humor, kind words, and contagious smile. I met Nash Freshmen year, we sometimes hung out with the same group of people and whenever he was around he always knew how to put a smile on the faces of the people he was with. During sophomore year I didn’t see much of Nash, we both began to hangout with other people. But, when I did see him he was always smiling and joking. Junior year, near the end, I was in a physical science class with Ms. Dew. I just joined the class and Nash was in it. He was at a table in the back Joking with the people around him. He was one of the familiar faces in that crowd. That was the last time I saw Nash, and I didn’t know it at the time. Everyone misses you Nash, the people you were close with, and the people you simply smiled at. I wish I could have gotten to know you better, hope to see you again one day. All my thoughts and prayers for the family. Stay strong.

Kris and Nina Peaslee

October 15, 2020

Nash you were so kind and gave it your all in everything you did. We feel so blessed to have known you. Thanks for being so good to Nina in karate. All you hard work on homecoming. Sometimes it’s hard to put thoughts into words but You made a difference in people’s lives and you will truly be missed.

Julie Floyd a.k.a. campus supervisor UHS

October 14, 2020

I would like to say Nash was a very impressive young man, Every word described in his obituary which true to heart of who this young man is. It's an honour to Been in your life and experience your smile. You've made our hearts smile with your presence in our life. You are loved and will live on in each of us.

Ann & Mark Beauchamp

October 13, 2020

Nash was a beautiful young man. Loved watching him grow up from a young boy to young man. He will be missed. Prayers to everyone in his family.

Sharon Pomilia

October 12, 2020

Nash was a very hard working and kind young man. We will miss him and all try just a little bit harder to live our lives in honor of his amazing spirit.
All of our love,
The Pomilia Family

Robert

October 11, 2020

I love you my son.

Dominie Dew

October 11, 2020

Nash was an extraordinary young man. I feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to be one of his teachers, as he blessed me daily with his kind and easy nature. He was so talented and funny. My heart goes out to all of his family and friends.

Jaime Tinajero

October 11, 2020

Nash was an awesome kid. We weren’t best friends but we enjoyed each other’s presence when we were together. He had a strong stature so I gave him a nickname “marine”. The last time I seen him was in the Friedman’s parking lot and he took his time to yell out hi to me. All I could do at the time was say hi back from a distance because of social distancing and we were both probably working on projects. I wish I would’ve just took the time to talk with him a little longer. Even though I didn’t get to know him as well as others I think of him often. I am religious so Nash will always be in my prayers. He impacted so many people while he was here. I hope to one day see him again. Until then he’d want us to stay strong and keep working to better ourselves.

Christina Salisbury-Shore

October 11, 2020

Dearest Bartolomie Family

I am so sorry for the tremendous loss of your loving Nash Allen Bartolomie

My deepest compassion for your immeasurable heartbreak.

He's Always In Your Hearts ❤

With Love & Sincere Sympathy

Christina Salisbury-Shore
Ukiah, California

Barb French

October 11, 2020

Such a tragic loss. Thank you for speaking out about Nash and his struggle. Hugs to you Jill and Robert.

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