Josue Amaya
Marlon Josue Rivera Amaya, nació el 14 de mayo de 1998 en la ciudad de La Ceiba Atlántida, Honduras. Hijo de Cilia Maribel Amaya Vanegas y Eufemio Altamirano Power; crecio con sus hermanos Miguel Angel, Carolina, Jose Abel, Carlos y Kerling Altamirano.
Desde muy niño le gusto jugar con carritos y aunque creció fisicamente, su pasión por los carros nunca disminuyó; con el tiempo comenzó a dibujar y jugar con peluches. Otra de sus aficiones era estrenar ropa y zapatos.
Su comida favorita era la carne, las baleadas y las frutas. Mientras que disfrutaba tomando jugo de naranja. Era muy alegre, chistoso y su gran sonrisa lo acompanaba siempre.
Un recuerdo maravilloso de Marlon era que consideraba a todas las personas como su familia. Tenia “primas” y ” primos” donde quiera que iba y asi expresaba su cariño a toda la gente.
Cantaba musica cristiana y sus coros preferidos eran “Alabare” y “Bienvenido sean todos los hermanos”
Reordaremos a Marlon como un ser humano muy especial. Como el hombre niño y el niño hombre que Dios nos regalo para llenarnos de momentos felices.
Los amigos pueden visitar a la familia desde las 2 p.m. hasta las 3 p.m., donde seguirá un servicio funerario para celebrar su vida a las 3 p.m. El entierro se llevará a cabo inmediatamente después del servicio en Sherwood Memorial Park en Salem, Virginia.
Las condolencias en línea se pueden expresar en www.johnmoakey.com.
Marlon Josue Rivera Amaya was born on May 14, 1998 in the city of La Ceiba Atlántida, Honduras. Son of Cilia Maribel Amaya Vanegas and Eufemio Altamirano Power; he grew up with his siblings Miguel Angel, Carolina, Jose Abel, Carlos and Kerling Altamirano.
Since he was a child he liked to play with cars and although he grew physically, his passion for cars never diminished; over time he began to draw and play with stuffed animals. Another of his hobbies was wearing new clothes and shoes.
His favorite food was meat, baleadas and fruits. Meanwhile he enjoyed drinking orange juice. He was very happy, funny and his big smile always accompanied him.
A wonderful memory of Marlon was that he considered all people as his family. He had “cousins” and “cousins” wherever he went and that is how he expressed his love for everyone.
He sang Christian music and his favorite choruses were “Praise” and “Welcome all brothers.”
We will remember Marlon as a very special human being. As the man-child and the man-child that God gave us to fill us with happy moments.
Friends may visit with the family from 2 p.m. until 3 p.m. where a funeral service to celebrate his life will follow at 3 p.m. Burial will immediately follow the service at Sherwood Memorial Park in Salem, VA.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.johnmoakey.com.
