Brenna Ann Martinez

A memorial service will be 7 p.m. Thursday at Canyon View Vineyard Church.

Mrs. Biocic-Martinez was a baker.

She is survived by her husband, Chase Martinez; parents Richard and Cynthia Biocic, and Micheal and Teresa Martinez; two brothers, Timothy Biocic of Ranier, Washington, and Amos Biocic of Grand Junction; and a sister Elizabeth McManus of Grand Junction.

Brenna Biocic-Martinez

December 22, 1989 - March 27, 2015

Brenna Biocic Martinez, was born on December 22, 1989, to her proud and loving parents, Richard and Cynthia Biocic. Brenna passed peacefully into the arms of our Lord Jesus on March 27, 2015, at the young age of 25, due to injuries sustained from a tragic motorcycle accident.

Brenna loved to live and lived to love. The way she lived her life loving others was evident because she was loved by everyone who met her. She loved her family and her yearly goal was to ""show more love"" to her loved ones. She was know by her family and friends for being selfless, tenderhearted, compassionate, and loyal. Brenna worked at Great Harvest Bread Company and had a dream to someday open a vintage motorcycle store and coffee shop. She had recently been able to pursue her passion for motorcycle riding. Restoring a motorcycle with her Dad gave her incredible joy this past year.

Brenna was very artistic and talented and had many hobbies and interests, among them were, hiking, sewing, drawing, photography, and her favorite one was spending time with her nephews and nieces.

Brenna is survived by her husband and childhood sweetheart, Chase; her parents; her brothers, Amos and Tim; her sister, Elizabeth McManus, and a host of other family.

There will be a Memorial Service to celebrate Brenna's life at Canyonview Vineyard Church, 736 24 1/2 Rd, Grand Junction, CO at 7:00 p.m. on April 2, 2015.

Published in The Daily Sentinel on Apr. 1, 2015.

Brenna Biocic Martinez

December 22, 1989 - March 27, 2015

An accident tried to steal her from us but God gave us more time with her. Her smile, the love she showed, love for gatherings, parties she organized, and special things about her we still have if only in our memories. Life has been hard without her but she's not gone just gone ahead. We cherish the ""kisses"" that God and Brenna send us, like the last one on her phone ""It's not the Length but the Depth of LIFE ""

John and Virginia Webb

Published in The Daily Sentinel on Mar. 27, 2016