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Josh Daigle
Radlee David Daigle
March 24th, 2005 - July 5th, 2019
March 24th, 2005 - July 5th, 2019
3.24.2005 until the end of time......
* Funeral service begins at 4 p.m. on Monday, July 15th at Rivera Family Funeral Home followed by burial at Santa Fe Memorial Gardens.
Born on March 24th, 2005, Radlee David Daigle entered the world as a little firecracker. Rad was his nickname. He was an adorable little boy with long, blonde hair, a great smile, and trademark eyebrows. As a toddler, Radlee loved Legos, swords, Batman, snakes, and his big sister, LouLou.
He grew up as a Santa Fe kid and loved hot green chile. He completed his entire elementary education at Wood-Gormley Elementary, 7th grade at Milagro Middle School, half of his 8th grade year at St. Michael's before finishing up the year at Milagro Middle School. Rad enjoyed sports like football, basketball, baseball, and golf. He was looking forward to beginning high school at Santa Fe High this fall and maintained high hopes for excelling in an athletic activity.
Radlee was always upbeat and rarely backed down from a challenge. His brave spirit and witty sense of humor will always be remembered, cherished, and missed dearly by his friends and family. Radlee is survived by many including his parents, grandparents, lots of friends, and his two loving sisters, LouLou and Lily.
From dad:
"There are no words to express how much I miss you. I kept you on my sleeve as fathers do with their sons but now you are in my heart. I have let a piece of my heart go with you but kept just enough so that I may take breaths to remember you. Fourteen years is very short, your spirit will live with me and others until the end of time. You were the best thing I ever achieved in this world. A living reflection of myself but much better. I love you."
From mom:
"Dear Radlee, mamma knows how much you loved your body, life, and all of us. You remain in me always and me in you, my love. We all hold you up high, and will continually celebrate your magnificence. I will take good care of Lou Lou."
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Zach Mauricio
After going through some old photos I was reminded of Radlee again. He was the first real friend I made when i moved to New Mexico in 6th grade. He made me feel welcomed and gave me someone to talk to and have fun with. He was my rock when we started middle school, I always knew I still had a close friend to be around if I ever had trouble meeting more people. Every time I’m reminded of him I think of how much fun we had together; I’d think of the time he made me feel better about losing my first fight with a kid named Adrian, or the time we had gone fishing together, or when we repainted a pair of his shoes together. They were red and blue to prepare for the 4th of July. I miss you, Radlee I hope to reunite with you someday.
Mateo Ganzo
Thanks for being awesome to me in wood gormley for my beginning years and I will always miss the moments we had together from us dressing up as Batman to you being an amazing friend who would help anyone
Kristi Denker Cousin From Ny
Rach so so sorry to hear about the loss of your son I can't imagine. My thoughts and prayers along with love and hugs are sent to y'all may the Lord comfort y'all during this sad and trying time love you sweetie
Jay
To the Daigle family I read your compelling story about your lovely son, Radlee and I want to say thank you for sharing your story; you are absolutely right it could happen to anyone and your courage to share will undoubtedly save many lives. Look up Dr. Ted Wiard in Taos he helped my family with the loss my 16 year old niece. Thank you, Jay
Gloria Lieberman
JD, there are not enough words to express how sorry I am at the loss of your son. I send my sincere condolences to you and your family. Gloria Lieberman
Miss Mary Olson
I can just see Radlee with his contagious smile traveling the halls of Wood Gormley, fun and laughter in the air when he was near. I loved his comfort creating in the art studio. Radlee was a joy to have in class. His sister, Lou Lou inspired us and I believe she planted an early seed in the power of expression with drawing, painting, sculpture and more. It is hard to imagine this world without Radlee. In times of great loss I revisit this quote on allowing our sorrow to flow forth with family, friends and community. "How do you wear your grief these days? I wear it open, so the wind can fan the flames of love beneath it." Holding you all very close.... always, mary olson/art teacher
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