My uncle was more like a big brother than an uncle to me as I was growing up. He always treated me special and in turn he was very special to me. He taught me how to fish, shoot a rifle and hunt. He showed me all the little tricks on how to catch fish, but no one was better than he was. I have many fond memories of times spent together. Like the time we slept for hours on a concrete picnic table in a roadside park after several days of hunting, or of our many fishing trips. My uncle didn't own a boat, but he had an outboard motor. On one particular trip, my Tio Natie and Tio Joe rented a boat, and as they were trying to mount the motor onto the boat they dropped in the water. Needles to say we didn't go fishing as the motor wouldn't start after they finally got it out of the water.I remember all the fun times at family gatherings and bbqs at my grandmas house. But my favorite memory comes from a time when I was about 5 or 6. I remember him lifting me on his shoulders and walking around the neighborhood streets looking for my lost do "Tip", which we found. I take comfort in knowing that he is reunited with his mom and dad and all our family members that have passed before him. I know that someday we will hunt and fish together again. Until then Tio "rest in peace". I love you and will miss you.

My uncle was more like a big brother to me than an uncle as I was growing up. He always treated me special and in turn he was very special to me. He taught me how to fish and hunt and all the little tricks it took to be good at it, but no one was better than he was. I have many fond memories of times we spent together, like the time we slept for hours on a concrete picnic table at a roadside park after several days of hunting or our many fishing trips. My uncle didn't own a boat but he had an outboard motor. One trip in particular, my uncles Natie and Joe rented a boat, and as they were trying to mount the motor to the boat they dropped it in the water. Needless to say we didn't go fishing as the motor wouldn't start after they got it out of the water. My favorite memory comes from a time when I was about 5 or 6. I remember him lifting me on his shoulders and walking the neighborhood streets looking for my lost dog "Tip"., which by the way we found. I remember all the fun times at family gatherings and bbqs. I take comfort in knowing that he is reunited with his mom and dad and all our other relatives that have passed before him.I know that someday we will again hunt and fish together. Until then "rest in peace" Tio Natie. I love you and will miss you.

My uncle was more like a big brother to me than an uncle when I was kid, he always treated me special and in turn he was very special to me. He taught me how to fish and hunt and all the little tricks it took to be good at it, but no one was ever as good as he was. I have many fond memories of times we spent together. Like the time we slept for hours on a concrete picnic table at a rest stop after 2 days of hunting, or our many fishing trips. My uncle didn't own a boat but he had an outboard motor. One trip in particular, we rented a boat, and as my Tio Natie and Tio Joe were trying to mount the motor on the boat they dropped it in the water. Needless to say we didn't go fishing, the motor wouldn't start after they got it out of the water. But my fondest memory comes from a time when I was about 5 or 6. I remember him lifting me on his shoulders and taking me around the neighborhood streets looking for my lost dog Tip, which by the way we found. I remember all the fun times at family gatherings and bbqs at my grandmas house.
I take comfort in knowing that he is reunited with all our family members that have gone before him and that one day we will hunt and fish together again. Until then, "Rest in peace" Tio Natie. I love you and will miss you.

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Natividad Perez

September 8, 1936 – October 23, 2016

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