Natalie Neomi Rivera

Natalie was born July 26,2004 in San Antonio, TX. She passed away on October 4, 2024 in her home in Adkins, TX at the age of 20. She is survived by her mother Denise Campos, Step father lsaias Soto, sisters Nayeli Azalea Montalvo and Angelica Marie Rivera, niece Zariyah Rivera, Uncle Benjamin Campos ( Graciela), Aunt Diana Campos(Robert Perales), Aunt Jeannie Campos Montalvo ( Raymond). She had numerous cousins and extended family. She has gone to be in heaven with her grandparents Dionicio Rodriguez Campos and Juanita Sanchez Campos.

Natalie was hospitalized at the age of 3 months and diagnosed with epilepsy. After being in the hospital a month Natalie was given hours to live. The doctors decided to remove her from life support. She was taken to a room called,” The Butterfly Room” to pass peacefully with her family by her side. A short week later, Denise was then given full custody of Natalie and sent home. This was proof that God has the final say so, not us. Even though Natalie never had the privilege to speak or walk and was always in and out of the hospitals, struggled her whole life to survive minute by minute, she always managed to smile and show that she appreciated all who surrounded her. Natalie was always cared for by her grandparents; aunts, Jeannie and Diana along with her mother Denise, on a daily basis. Like the saying goes it takes two to make a baby but a village to raise them. Now that Natalie is in God’s hands she has the privilege to live a beautiful life in heaven where she can sing and dance everyday.

P.S. Natalie even though you will no longer be here on earth with us know that your absence will be a silent grief for us but the gift of beautiful memories you left will live in us forever. We will always love you precious baby girl and we will see you in heaven when God will unite us once again. Until then my love enjoy your new life with grandpa and grandma.

Revelations 21:4 He will wipe every tear from their eyes, and there shall be no more death or mourning, wailing or pain [for] the old order has passed away.