Luis Gonzalez Diaz

Luis Gonzalez Diaz left this earthly realm after a battle with cancer. He was surrounded by his amazing immediate family. He was preceded in death by his parents, Dorlores Diaz and Anastacio Gonzalez Ramirez, and several of his siblings, Teresa, Agaita, Isac, Juan, Catalina, Lucha, which he loved very much. As a young child he learned to survive through grit and determination, and the love of his siblings. And even though he suffered many difficult trials during that time he avoided any kind of hatred towards the people who hurt or wronged him. It was this grit and determination that made it difficult for him to leave this world and gave us extra time to love and care for him. He spoke a million miles an hour and was perpetually frustrated that NO ONE could understand him. Him and his wife, Concepcion, worked together to create a family and a life in a new place. They were able to retire early at which point he drove his family mad because he had a difficult time adjusting to his newfound freedom. As luck would have it, he was blessed with grand kids about this time that helped him fill his days. He was a caring and loving grandfather to 7 grand kids, Antonio, Adrean, Kale, Isa, Cole, Noah, and Roberto. Even though we cannot prove that he had his favorite(s), he was constantly going out of his way to care for all of them. He would walk them around for hours, taxied them to and from school, and was regularly taking them out to get something to eat. He loved all kinds of sweets and was forever going back and forth on whether or not he could find room for one more treat. He usually found room. He loved his whole family as much as he loved sweets (or almost as much) and enjoyed any time he got to spend with them. He will be greatly missed by his wife, Concepcion, daughters, Veronica, Pricela, and Azucena, sons-in-law, Chad, and Evan, along with his grandkids and surviving family members.

Luis González Díaz dejó este reino terrenal después de una batalla contra el cáncer. Estaba rodeado de su increíble familia inmediata. Le precedieron en la muerte sus padres, Dorlores Díaz y Anastacio González Ramírez, y varios de sus hermanos, Teresa, Agaita, Isac, Juan, Catalina, Lucha, a los que quería mucho. De niño aprendió a sobrevivir a través del coraje y la determinación, y el amor de sus hermanos. Y aunque sufrió muchas pruebas difíciles durante ese tiempo, evitó cualquier tipo de odio hacia las personas que lo lastimaban o le hacían daño. Fue este coraje y determinación lo que le dificultó dejar este mundo y nos dio tiempo extra para amarlo y cuidarlo. Hablaba a un millón de millas por hora y estaba perpetuamente frustrado de que NADIE pudiera entenderlo. Él y su esposa, Concepción, trabajaron juntos para crear una familia y una vida en un nuevo lugar. Pudieron jubilarse temprano, momento en el que enloqueció a su familia porque tuvo dificultades para adaptarse a su nueva libertad. La suerte quiso que fuera bendecido con nietos en esta época que lo ayudaron a llenar sus días. Fue un abuelo cariñoso y amoroso de 7 nietos, Antonio, Adrean, Kale, Isa, Cole, Noah y Roberto. A pesar de que no podemos probar que tenía su(s) favorito(s), constantemente se desvivía por cuidarlos a todos. Los paseaba durante horas, los llevaba y traía de la escuela en taxi y los llevaba regularmente a buscar algo de comer. Le encantaban todo tipo de dulces y siempre iba y venía sobre si podía o no encontrar espacio para una golosina más. Por lo general, encontraba espacio. Amaba a toda su familia tanto como amaba los dulces (o casi tanto) y disfrutaba de cualquier tiempo que pudiera pasar con ellos. Lo extrañarán mucho su esposa, Concepción, sus hijas, Verónica, Pricela y Azucena, sus yernos, Chad y Evan, junto con sus nietos y familiares sobrevivientes.