Roberto Medina

It's with a heavy heart that I'm writing this. As some of you may know my dad passed away on July 24th, 2023 unexpectedly due to health complications that took a turn for the worst. Those of you who know me well, know that my dad was and still will be everything to me. He was always there for me through thick and thin. I consider myself blessed to have been able to call Roberto Medina my dad. He was an exceptional, one-of-a-kind man and I learned a lot from him throughout the years. He always wanted to make sure that I knew how to be independent and fend for myself. One thing he didn't teach me unfortunately was how to live without him. It's been a hard reality knowing that I'll never get to walk in through the doors of his house and see him doing something in his kitchen, or receiving one of his daily lunchtime phone calls checking on me as he always did. I can be honest and vulnerable and say that his loss was not one I was prepared for emotionally, mentally or financially. Within the time he passed and now, I have not been able to gather the full amount for his final expenses. I received a text message yesterday letting me know that his ashes and urn are ready and I can pick them up once I'm ready to make the final remainder of the payment. I want to bring my dad home to the altar he has ready at my house but sadly don't have the full amount. If you can help me complete what I'm missing to bring him home, any amount no matter how little helps. At this point, I have no other option but to ask for help. I appreciate anyone who took the time to read this and those who can help. May God bless and for those who still have their Dads hold them close and tell them how much you love them, you honestly don't know when will be the last time.

Kindly,

Jasmine Medina

Roberto Medina's Daughter

In loving memory of my amazing dad, and the best grandpa my kids could have.