The Legacy Of Jonathan Q. Cruz
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This is to raise money for the cost for the funeral for the legacy of Jonathan Q. Cruz, Any amount of donation will help the parents and ease their hearts.
Jonathan was born December 26, 1987 in Fayetteville, North Carolina. When he got older the family moved to Germany with his family because of his father John Q. Cruz jr being stationed there (Army) and his mother Cassandra Cruz. Once April 1996 came he was welcomed with a little brother who was named Johnny. The family moved to California and made a small foundation there, where they were surrounded by Pacific Islander culture, with Uncles, Aunts, and a ton of cousins. After 7 years he moved to Arizona, Sierra Vista where he found his own path. There was downs and ups through his time there, but overtime he pushed through. Jonathan had a aura to him where he lit up the room everytime. He made a lot of friends, some became his sisters, brothers, uncles, aunts, and cousins. They all loved him and his goofy personality, which in the present till this day. He was gifted with 3 beautiful kids (2 sons & 1 daughter), he loved them and did everything for them even though there was obstacles trying to stop him. His legacy and spirit is through them and will always be there.
He lost his life Wednesday July 1st, 2020
No words can express how much the family is hurting in the time and during Covid money is tight for a tragic experience like this.
Please use this to show support for events planned for the remembrance of my big brother.
Share this with everyone, so we can show the family how much you care and love them.
If you have any questions please message the youngest brother Johnny Q. Cruz.
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE!
Jonathan was born December 26, 1987 in Fayetteville, North Carolina. When he got older the family moved to Germany with his family because of his father John Q. Cruz jr being stationed there (Army) and his mother Cassandra Cruz. Once April 1996 came he was welcomed with a little brother who was named Johnny. The family moved to California and made a small foundation there, where they were surrounded by Pacific Islander culture, with Uncles, Aunts, and a ton of cousins. After 7 years he moved to Arizona, Sierra Vista where he found his own path. There was downs and ups through his time there, but overtime he pushed through. Jonathan had a aura to him where he lit up the room everytime. He made a lot of friends, some became his sisters, brothers, uncles, aunts, and cousins. They all loved him and his goofy personality, which in the present till this day. He was gifted with 3 beautiful kids (2 sons & 1 daughter), he loved them and did everything for them even though there was obstacles trying to stop him. His legacy and spirit is through them and will always be there.
He lost his life Wednesday July 1st, 2020
No words can express how much the family is hurting in the time and during Covid money is tight for a tragic experience like this.
Please use this to show support for events planned for the remembrance of my big brother.
Share this with everyone, so we can show the family how much you care and love them.
If you have any questions please message the youngest brother Johnny Q. Cruz.
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE!
Organizer
Johnny Cruz
Organizer
Sierra Vista, AZ