Nicholas Octavio Garcia

Nicholas Octavio Garcia entered eternal rest on Saturday, August 17, 2024. Born on November 17, 2000, as a young boy his years were filled with playful adventures, from fishing to playing baseball, soccer, and football. Learning to ride his bike showcased his determined and independent spirit, qualities that he carried throughout his life.

Nicholas always found solace and comfort at home, a place where he would often seek refuge by jumping into bed with his parents after a night out, regardless of his age. His recent family trip to Florida was a cherished memory; his love for driving fast became evident as he took the wheel with enthusiasm. An adrenaline enthusiast, Nicholas adored the thrill of riding his three ATVs and dirt bike, frequenting mud pits with friends. His vibrant personality made him the life of every party, and his loyalty was reflected in his unwavering care for his friends. A recent road trip to Oklahoma with friends, spent bonding by the lake, was a testament to his loving and fun-loving nature. Known as a big teddy bear, Nicholas friendliness extended to all, and his endearing love for raccoons led him to gift raccoon-themed items to his loved ones, including raccoon shower curtains for his mom. His favorite colors, black and red, were a reflection of his bold and passionate character. In 2019, Nicholas graduated from Trimble Tech High School with a welding license, a milestone that marked his entry into a hardworking life filled with diverse job experiences and numerous skills. From a young age, Nicholas was eager to work, a testament to his strong will and dedication. Nicholas's legacy is one of warmth, adventure, and unwavering love for his family and friends. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Survived with deep sorrow by his parents, Christine and Octavio Garcia; his three siblings, Anna, Nikki, and Cristian; five nieces and nephews, Reyna, Luka, Jaidyn, Jordan, Jayce; his grandparents, Emilio Lopez, and Guadalupe Garcia; many more family and friends.

Nicholas is preceded in death by his grandmother, Bernarda Lopez and grandfather

Carmen Garcia.