David Moncayo

Beloveth brother, you were a loving son, brother, uncle, nephew, grandson, friend and a warrior. David heart was filled with love, in which a lot of us were able to witness. Even in pain and uncertainty, his only thoughts and asks were that his family were taken care off, if something were to happen to him.

He never showed anyone that he was in pain and did not want anyone crying for him as well. Making sure to call you out if you were sad or crying. He's goal was to beat cancer again and go back to driving his truck, building clusters and going back to his normal life.

He wanted to help others who were in need, those that had no one to help them out during their troubling times. David was fortunate to have an overwhelming amount of support and wanted to share that feeling to those who didn't.

We may never understand why someone like my brother is taken away from us too early, but we know that he is now pain free and is rejoicing in the love of God.

2 Corinthians 5:8 "We are confident, I say, and would prefer to be away from the body and at home with the Lord."

Querido hermano, fuiste un hijo, hermano, tío, sobrino, nieto, amigo y guerrero ejemplar. El corazón de David estaba lleno de amor, algo que muchos de nosotros pudimos presenciar. Incluso en medio del dolor y la incertidumbre, su única preocupación y deseo era que su familia estuviera bien cuidada si algo le sucediera.

Nunca mostró a nadie su dolor y tampoco quería que nadie llorara por él. De hecho, te regañaba si te veía triste o llorando. Su objetivo era vencer el cáncer de nuevo, volver a conducir su camión, construir sus proyectos y retomar su vida normal.

Quería ayudar a quienes lo necesitaban, a aquellos que no tenían a nadie que los apoyara en sus momentos difíciles. David tuvo la suerte de recibir un apoyo inmenso y quería compartir ese sentimiento con quienes no lo tenían.

Quizás nunca comprendamos por qué alguien como mi hermano nos fue arrebatado tan pronto, pero sabemos que ahora está libre de dolor y se regocija en el amor de Dios.

2 Corintios 5:8: "Tenemos confianza, y preferiríamos estar ausentes del cuerpo y presentes con el Señor".