Diann’s favorite flowers “Indian Paintbrush” (Nate’s grandmother)
In Memory of: Nathan 11/09/1995-01/20/2014 High School Senior & 18 Forever(Click on the link to view 11 photos in memory of Nate) He had a heart of gold, a clever and creative mind, a passion for sports, music, and dance. Also intellectually blessed with a spirit stronger then imaginable, and surrounded by love … now his life is a memory and love remains strong. He touched more lives in his short life then many do over an entire lifetime.
Thank you to all Riverton, Wyoming community for supporting this beautiful Peck Family in their darkest days and the ongoing support for Nate’s three siblings, mother and step-father. You must all be proud to say you live in Riverton, Wyoming where community comes together in a time of need.
My heart goes out to my sister (Diann-Grandmother) and brother-in-law (Russ-Grandfather) as they continue to find strength while rebuilding shattered lives. May they be blessed with many more happy memories and years ahead.
Rest In Peace Nate.
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Maria Tatham
February 20, 2014 at 9:26 am
Edie, I’m sorry that your nephew has died. When I was very young, my 21 year old cousin died of cancer. Like Nate, she was so loved and wonderful. Prayers for you all, for the Lord to console you. Thank God that Nate’s life was so good!
Diann Peck
February 20, 2014 at 9:39 am
Yes we will ‘see Nate later’. That is the hope of our Christian faith and the foundation of our lives. In the meantime we must ‘do the work’ of grief. Make no mistake…grief IS WORK like no other when love is so deep. And, as we believe as Christians…love is eternal. Nathan, ‘We love you forever! ♥ May you now rest in peace and perfect healing in the arms of Jesus! See you later, Nate!’ Grandma Diann