Analia Esperanza Zamora

Lovingly known as “Nana” began to shine her light on us June 16th, 2009, to Eric and Jessica Zamora in Denver, CO. and who’s short time with us ended November 5th, 2025. She was 16 years old.

Our precious Analia grew surrounded by the care and love of her family including big sister Inycia, big brother Eric, and nephew Cruzito.

Analia attended Adams City High School and was involved in many activities including serving as a color guard member of the Soaring Eagles Marching Band, student council and theater. Her deepest passion was art, for which she won multiple awards including 1st place in district Adams 14 for a piece created in 2024. She was a gifted student and received innumerable acknowledgments, certificates and awards throughout her academic career. She had an inextinguishable love of music, arts and personal expression that created masterpieces.

Analia’s shining grace will be remembered by her loving parents, Eric and Jessica Zamora, sister Inycia, brother Eric, nephew Cruzito, grandmother Elaine, uncle Augustine, uncle Lenny, aunt Riki, aunt Ida, aunt Monica, aunt Bianca, and a host of cousins great aunts and uncles, friends and a community all touched by her light. She was predeceased by her grandmother Esperanza Gutierrez and grandfather Leonard Lamorie.

Analia’s unique spirit captured the hearts of all in her orbit. Her shimmering personality and outrageous sense of humor were concealed by her soft voice and slight presence, surprising and delighting anyone who grew close to her. But even at a distance, she radiated light from the smile she constantly wore and the gentle wave she greeted with, and she carried herself with grace, kindness and compassion wherever she went.

Analia found beauty in all things. She traveled with her family and enjoyed theme parks, moonlit nights near the ocean and collecting seashells. At home she baked cookies and cakes, enjoyed dining at sushi restaurants and spending time with her family and pets.

Those who knew Analia will remember her for the confidence she carried, the laughter she spread, and the magic she wove through our every moment in her presence. Though she’s no longer here physically, may her time here inspire us all to live with the kind and gentle nature she emanated.

A celebration of life ceremony will be held Saturday November 22nd at 1pm at Olinger Funeral Highland 10201 Grant St Thornton, CO 80229. Flowers are welcome.