11 year-old Jacquelynn was senselessly killed by a drunk driver as she and her family were driving home from her soccer game. Four other members of her family died in this crash as well. Thankfully, her 15 year old sister, Arissa, survived the crash.
Jacquelynn was a fifth grade student at Union Elementary School where she participated in girls basketball and soccer. She was very outgoing and enjoyed such activities as basketball, soccer, riding horses and the four-wheeler, fishing, kayaking, boating, walking in the river, swimming drawing, camping, fishing and boating.
She was a kind and beautiful little girl. Like her parents, she always knew what she wanted and was never afraid to ask for it or attain it herself. She was known as a giving and unselfish child that was a joy to be around, always full of ideas to have fun and always the "leader of the pack".
Like many children her age she wanted to be everything. Her current ambition was to be a famous singer and a nurse. She loved to sing and was a very talented artist. She was never mean or afraid to lend a helping hand to someone when needed. She was a peace keeper and made sure everyone was happy. It was not unusual to see her with her long nails, high heels, and a purse "strutting her stuff" being a typical "girly-girl".
A true daddy' s girl, she loved spending time with her family, often going camping and fishing. She was her father's partner and it was not unusual to see her accompany him on early morning fishing trips, working in the yard or working at the family ranch.
Jacquelynn especially enjoyed being with her cousin, Raymond III. She loved animals and she and her sisters, Alisha, and Selena shared two turtles. She was a member of Our Lady of Sorrows Church and Immaculate Conception Church.
Jacquelynn will be sadly missed by everyone who was lucky enough to know her including her team-mates of the Las Vegas Storm Basketball Team and the Las Vegas Future Soccer Team.
Jacquelynn's sisters:
Selena Gonzales
Alisha Garcia
Jacquelynn was a fifth grade student at Union Elementary School where she participated in girls basketball and soccer. She was very outgoing and enjoyed such activities as basketball, soccer, riding horses and the four-wheeler, fishing, kayaking, boating, walking in the river, swimming drawing, camping, fishing and boating.
She was a kind and beautiful little girl. Like her parents, she always knew what she wanted and was never afraid to ask for it or attain it herself. She was known as a giving and unselfish child that was a joy to be around, always full of ideas to have fun and always the "leader of the pack".
Like many children her age she wanted to be everything. Her current ambition was to be a famous singer and a nurse. She loved to sing and was a very talented artist. She was never mean or afraid to lend a helping hand to someone when needed. She was a peace keeper and made sure everyone was happy. It was not unusual to see her with her long nails, high heels, and a purse "strutting her stuff" being a typical "girly-girl".
A true daddy' s girl, she loved spending time with her family, often going camping and fishing. She was her father's partner and it was not unusual to see her accompany him on early morning fishing trips, working in the yard or working at the family ranch.
Jacquelynn especially enjoyed being with her cousin, Raymond III. She loved animals and she and her sisters, Alisha, and Selena shared two turtles. She was a member of Our Lady of Sorrows Church and Immaculate Conception Church.
Jacquelynn will be sadly missed by everyone who was lucky enough to know her including her team-mates of the Las Vegas Storm Basketball Team and the Las Vegas Future Soccer Team.
Jacquelynn's sisters:
Selena Gonzales
Alisha Garcia
11 year-old Jacquelynn was senselessly killed by a drunk driver as she and her family were driving home from her soccer game. Four other members of her family died in this crash as well. Thankfully, her 15 year old sister, Arissa, survived the crash.
Jacquelynn was a fifth grade student at Union Elementary School where she participated in girls basketball and soccer. She was very outgoing and enjoyed such activities as basketball, soccer, riding horses and the four-wheeler, fishing, kayaking, boating, walking in the river, swimming drawing, camping, fishing and boating.
She was a kind and beautiful little girl. Like her parents, she always knew what she wanted and was never afraid to ask for it or attain it herself. She was known as a giving and unselfish child that was a joy to be around, always full of ideas to have fun and always the "leader of the pack".
Like many children her age she wanted to be everything. Her current ambition was to be a famous singer and a nurse. She loved to sing and was a very talented artist. She was never mean or afraid to lend a helping hand to someone when needed. She was a peace keeper and made sure everyone was happy. It was not unusual to see her with her long nails, high heels, and a purse "strutting her stuff" being a typical "girly-girl".
A true daddy' s girl, she loved spending time with her family, often going camping and fishing. She was her father's partner and it was not unusual to see her accompany him on early morning fishing trips, working in the yard or working at the family ranch.
Jacquelynn especially enjoyed being with her cousin, Raymond III. She loved animals and she and her sisters, Alisha, and Selena shared two turtles. She was a member of Our Lady of Sorrows Church and Immaculate Conception Church.
Jacquelynn will be sadly missed by everyone who was lucky enough to know her including her team-mates of the Las Vegas Storm Basketball Team and the Las Vegas Future Soccer Team.
Jacquelynn's sisters:
Selena Gonzales
Alisha Garcia
Jacquelynn was a fifth grade student at Union Elementary School where she participated in girls basketball and soccer. She was very outgoing and enjoyed such activities as basketball, soccer, riding horses and the four-wheeler, fishing, kayaking, boating, walking in the river, swimming drawing, camping, fishing and boating.
She was a kind and beautiful little girl. Like her parents, she always knew what she wanted and was never afraid to ask for it or attain it herself. She was known as a giving and unselfish child that was a joy to be around, always full of ideas to have fun and always the "leader of the pack".
Like many children her age she wanted to be everything. Her current ambition was to be a famous singer and a nurse. She loved to sing and was a very talented artist. She was never mean or afraid to lend a helping hand to someone when needed. She was a peace keeper and made sure everyone was happy. It was not unusual to see her with her long nails, high heels, and a purse "strutting her stuff" being a typical "girly-girl".
A true daddy' s girl, she loved spending time with her family, often going camping and fishing. She was her father's partner and it was not unusual to see her accompany him on early morning fishing trips, working in the yard or working at the family ranch.
Jacquelynn especially enjoyed being with her cousin, Raymond III. She loved animals and she and her sisters, Alisha, and Selena shared two turtles. She was a member of Our Lady of Sorrows Church and Immaculate Conception Church.
Jacquelynn will be sadly missed by everyone who was lucky enough to know her including her team-mates of the Las Vegas Storm Basketball Team and the Las Vegas Future Soccer Team.
Jacquelynn's sisters:
Selena Gonzales
Alisha Garcia
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