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Nathaniel Brian Humbert
30 de marzo de 1972 - 19 de junio de 2021
30 de marzo de 1972 - 19 de junio de 2021
Nathaniel Brian Humbert passed away June 19, 2021 in Burleson, Texas. He was a beloved husband, father, son, brother, and friend. Nat loved and fiercely defended his family and friends.
He was born in Scobey, MT to Larrie and Pam Humbert. He spent his formative years ranching with his family as one of five children. In his early teens, the family moved, first to Dubuque, IA, and then to Fairfax, VA. There, he met his wife, Erin Theresa Berk-Humbert when he was a Junior in high school. He joined the military after graduating high school, and was stationed in Germany. He and Erin married on December 27, 1992, and Nat gained the Walter and Diane Berk as his second parents, and Lisa as his sister.
In Germany, he and Erin welcomed their daughter, Ashley. Shortly after her birth, at the end of his service, they returned stateside. They welcomed their son, Walter Thomas, now Desmond, in Virginia. Shortly after his birth, they moved to Tampa, FL. Years later, they moved to Texas, where he resided until his death.
Nat was known for his bear hugs, his ability to solve any problem, and his willingness to always show up for his family and friends. He valued time and experiences spent with those he loved. However, he also struggled with mental illness and chronic pain. These eventually led to his death.
Our love for Nat lives on. Rest in peace.
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Charlene Covey
I meet Nat in Tampa in 1996. He surprised me with my first computer that he built for me. Nat and Erin were always there for my family. We had so many fun times in Tampa. Our kids grew up together in the younger years. Football parties, grilling out, playing cards just having alot of fun. He always called me around my birthday we were 5 days apart. I will always cherish the memories we all had together. I will miss you my dear friend. Love Always ,Char
Garnet Humbert Fladager
Rest In Peace my dear nephew. You wit and sense of humor will be remembered.
Ashley
He was truly someone I could talk to, and he gave me the best advice he could as well as the strongest hugs, and gave me some of the best laughs. I will forever miss you Nat
April Lazo
Rest in peace! Until we meet again. So many memories of you and Erin. You will be missed but not forgotten.
Violet Lopez

I’ll never forget you Nat, he was a real friend to me Rest In Peace
Jeffrey Coonjohn
A truly fun-loving individual with a wonderful sense of humor (who could appreciate my bad jokes). Rest In peace my friend…
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