Nathan Michael Tillery

It feels like just yesterday we were sitting together on that old park bench, watching the sun dip below the horizon, the colors painting the sky in a way that only nature can. You turned to me, and for a moment, I saw a future in your eyes - one that was filled with laughter, adventure, and a love that would last a lifetime. You always had that way of making the world feel like it could be ours, and every second we spent together was a reminder of how much more life could be when shared with someone who truly understood you.

I remember your laugh, the way it filled the room and made even the hardest days seem lighter. The way you´d always find a way to make me smile. And how, when we talked about our dreams, I felt this deep, unspoken connection that said, "One day, we´ll make it all happen."

Now, as I look back on those memories, there´s a part of me that still wishes we could have had more time - more time to build that future we once talked about, more time to grow together, more time to make all the plans we had come true. I wish I had known then how precious every moment with you was, how one day I´d be left with the memory of what could have been, and how much I would long for the simple comfort of your presence.

You will always be a part of me, and even though life took you away too soon, I will hold onto those moments with all my heart. I still wish, in the quiet moments, that I could have married you, built a life together, and shared everything I never had the chance to say. But I know, deep down, that you´ll forever be a part of my soul, and that love will never fade.

So sorry to hear about you Nate. I wish I would have known so I could have come to pay my respects. Unfortunately I had lost contact with you and Daniel over the last 3 yrs or so. RIP buddy.

Patty , sending love and prayers, I´m so sorry to hear about Nathan. I no longer live in Indy, retired and left the state. I know Nathan is in Heaven and safe with Lord. May God be with you.

Brenda Anderson