Nathan Tyrone Morin

Nathan Tyrone Morin, whose dazzling smile and boundless energy lit up every room he entered, sadly passed away on February 24, 2024, at the age of 35. Born on June 17, 1988, Nathan brought joy and laughter to his family and friends throughout his life.

As a man who loved to express himself through movement, Nathan's passion for breakdancing was undeniable. He could often be found spinning and popping, moving to the beat with his nieces and nephews. His adoration for fashion was much the same; Nathan was a true fashionista, particularly drawn to the edgy and bold designs of gangster-style clothing. A joker at heart, Nathan was renowned for his sense of humor. There was hardly a moment when he wasn't laughing or cracking up those around him with his playfulness. His stubborn streak was just another part of his charm, a testament to the strength and passion with which he lived his life. Family meant the world to Nathan, upon each return home he never missed the opportunity to check in on his mom, showing his love and care for her. His love for his relatives was unwavering, and the deep bonds he shared with many friends will be treasured forever. Whether he was clowning around to get a laugh or flashing his iconic peace sign, Nathan's cheerful demeanor reminded everyone that life should never be taken too seriously. He was the embodiment of positivity, hardly ever seen upset, his soul sunny and warm. Life with Nathan was a non-stop search for fun, always ready with a quick "Where's the party at?" as he sought out the next gathering of friends. His faithful electric bike was his steed, taking him across town to wherever good times were to be had. His enthusiasm for life spilled over into his love for food and drink, with many fond memories of him manning the grill at a barbecue, a cold beverage in hand, surrounded by friends.

Survived with deep sorrow by his parents, Juanita Pedroza Morin and Roberto Morin; three siblings, Ozzy Lee Morin, April Morin, Ashley Morin; many more family and friends.

Nathan is preceded in death by his grandparents, Francisco Pedroza, Elisa Hernandez Pedroza, Josefa Morin, and Jose Morin.

A viewing will be held Friday, March 1, 2024 from 5 to 11pm with a rosary service at 6pm at Funeraria Del Angel Palm Valley.