Houston Chronicle May 30, 2005:
Nicolas, the best "palsito" ever, passed away after a courageous battle against cancer. His parents, Daniel and Luisa, and his sister, Camila, will love and remember him forever. He brought endless joy and happiness to all the countless lives that he touched in his brief but intense life. Nico gave so much, and took so little in return. His overriding concern was to make everybody around him happy. It is, then, with great sadness for a loss that can never be replaced, but also with a smile, that we remember him. He would not have it any other way.
Nicolas, the best "palsito" ever, passed away after a courageous battle against cancer. His parents, Daniel and Luisa, and his sister, Camila, will love and remember him forever. He brought endless joy and happiness to all the countless lives that he touched in his brief but intense life. Nico gave so much, and took so little in return. His overriding concern was to make everybody around him happy. It is, then, with great sadness for a loss that can never be replaced, but also with a smile, that we remember him. He would not have it any other way.
Houston Chronicle May 30, 2005:
Nicolas, the best "palsito" ever, passed away after a courageous battle against cancer. His parents, Daniel and Luisa, and his sister, Camila, will love and remember him forever. He brought endless joy and happiness to all the countless lives that he touched in his brief but intense life. Nico gave so much, and took so little in return. His overriding concern was to make everybody around him happy. It is, then, with great sadness for a loss that can never be replaced, but also with a smile, that we remember him. He would not have it any other way.
Nicolas, the best "palsito" ever, passed away after a courageous battle against cancer. His parents, Daniel and Luisa, and his sister, Camila, will love and remember him forever. He brought endless joy and happiness to all the countless lives that he touched in his brief but intense life. Nico gave so much, and took so little in return. His overriding concern was to make everybody around him happy. It is, then, with great sadness for a loss that can never be replaced, but also with a smile, that we remember him. He would not have it any other way.
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