Dear Coralis,

Thank you for entering my life…. miss you.

The other day I got on the bus going to the store and I saw the seat in front of me where you generally sat, remembering all the good times we had going back and forth to the store and doing different things, I remember tying the wagon to the back of my chair and you riding in it going to the Store.

I remember Bear getting out of the house chasing a deer and we went out looking for him. And you came around the corner carrying him in your arms he was as big as you but you still had him. We had our good days and bad days but things always worked out.

Going through some pictures and videos we made with you and Richard, swinging on a swing,  playing with Bear and Sammy and the other fur babies just having a good time. Things won't be the same without you.

I'm going to miss you a lot, my daughter. 'Till we all meet again.

Coralis was an incredibly supportive and giving person. During the time I knew her, from high school through our late twenties, she was a wonderful friend. I will greatly miss her friendship, care, and thoughtful insights. In particular, she was invaluable as I got back into dating. She helped me set up my profile, pick pictures, and answered my questions about conversations I was having with girls. Being able to support her in times of stress when she reached out to me was a privilege. I will truly miss her and forever appreciate all she offered me as a person.

I have had the privilege of knowing you for as long as I have known Richard. The way he speaks about you reflects a deep and profound love that is the envy of many. Fortunately, both of you experienced exceptional love. You were truly each other's perfect match, complementing one another like the yin to his yang, the sun to his moon. My heartfelt condolences go out to Richard and the entire family during this difficult time.

I've known Coralis about as long as I've known her boyfriend, Richard, reverently close to a decade. Coralis wasn't much for communication apps, but I spent time with her and her boyfriend playing games and getting to know each other. With the little amount of time I've known her (a decade seems so long, but in reality it's such a short time), I've enjoyed playing with her, talking with her, getting to know her personality, and hearing how goofy and silly she could be. She was the true definition of a lovingly, strong-willed baddie with a sweetheart kind of heart. When Richard had told me about her health, I was in shock. Why do these things happen to the best people? But I know she took this in stride. She refused to allow this tragedy to be the definition of her. She fought hard and well and she will be greatly missed. Coralis, you made an impact in so many peoples' lives and I'm so sad that you can't see this physically, but I know you know this in spirit.

For over 15 years, you've been the moon in my night sky.

Since the day we met, it was clear that our connection was nothing like anything we had ever felt, and that we would be attached at the hip since that day. From the early days online, to finally meeting you in person; the hilarious highs, and the tear-filled lows, our journey was filled with every possible obstacle to tear us apart, and we'd always come back stronger and closer after each struggle. Our goal was simple: take on anything in our path and stay independent. It didn't matter how good or bad things were as long as we had each other, and it showed in the smiles you'd give me every morning and the kisses before you went to sleep.

The obituary couldn't do justice to explain just how incredible you were. In my darkest moments, you would lift me to the light; when you needed comfort and someone to talk to we'd talk for hours until one of our stomachs yelled at us; we'd laugh at Sammy's antics and poke fun at each other like only the closest of couples would. The mornings of waking each other up with breakfast or the nights of ordering in and being just as lazy as our cat, the games and endless in-jokes we had, the sheer amount of mannerisms we shared, and the ability to know what the other was feeling just by being near each other.

We didn't need titles or validation, everyone knew we were husband and wife; the power couple that couldn't be stopped. All of our friends knew we were inseparable and that as nice as we were we could cause just as much chaos if someone got in the way or hurt the other. We'd separate rarely, but always long for the moment we could be together again, and the longer we were apart, the more it tore at us until we could see each other.

All of the above can easily be wrapped into a simple package: I love you, Coralis. I chose you and you chose me. Nothing will ever erase that fact. We will be a family again, one day.

You and I, together forever.

Us against the world. 🤍

Coralis was a human with a spirit as bright as the sun. From the first day we became friends, I was met with love, laughter, and support. She never failed to extend her warmth to me in any and all instances, and I found her to be a crucial part of my school “family.” She was one of the best I ever got to meet at Watkinson.
My condolences to the family as they grieve this tragic loss. Her life is remembered fondly, and I hold the many memories I made along the way with her close to my heart.

I got the pleasure to get to know Coralis at Watkinson where our friendship grew over shared bus rides to and from school. Her empathy, passion and humor helped get me through the four years that we shared at Watkinson. May her memory be a blessing to her family and friends.

We were peanut butter and jelly all throughout high school. You were my best friend and will be missed dearly. Thank you for the light and memories you have brought into my life.

I have this picture on my fireplace ❤️ a picture of me with now two angels in the sky. You will be missed Coralis. I remember hanging out with you, going to the movies, playing clarinet together (and quitting together). Such wonderful memories 💕

To the family of Coralis, such a beautiful woman and a beautiful spirit. “May G-d hold you in his loving arms. May your memory be for a blessing. May you all find Peace.

Love,

Lisa Cohen-Kiraly

I need a Time Machine to go back to happier and carefree times! When we would spend our summers together! Staying up until late. Going to sleep at 3am and you would be up at 7am.  I’d look at you like, “girl, are you not tired??!”🤣 You’d tell me no and promptly get up, shower and head downstairs. I’d stay sleeping for a while until you’d come back upstairs and get in my literal face to get up😂  Or if we weren’t together, you’d call me, not missing a Saturday, to watch Yu Yu Hakusho together 😔 and we would not want to get off the phone🥹 I really miss you, girl. You don’t know the heartache you’ve left us with. 😔  Like how dare you leave us so soon!! But you’re at peace 🕊️ I love you and I hope to see you again one day😔

OBITUARY

Coralis Gonzalez Delgado

September 15, 1992 – June 14, 2024

D'Esopo Funeral Chapel

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