Anthony M. Alvarez Obituary (1992 - 2019)

Anthony Michael AlvarezBorn: Hillsborough County Florida to Ronda Paulette Henry and Miguel Alvarez on October 3rd 1992Anthony Alvarez passed away in Ogden on January 19, 2019 at age 26. He left behind His wife Nickilla Walker and his son Sage Cameron Alvarez, Miguel Alvarez (Father), Linda Hanning (Grandmother), Roseann Lang (Aunt), Michael (Uncle), Ashley Anderson (Cousin) and will be reunited after death with his mother Ronda P. Henry.Anthony married Nickilla A. Walker on April 15th 2017 in the Ogden Botanical Gardens.Numbers and name tags a million stories growAnd Anthony Alvarez, his, I will never let go.Tell me how you find the will to smile after all doors shut in your face,He was AMAZING and this is a waste.Have you ever felt drops of water slide down your cheeksWhile you float in the air feels like there is no ground underneath?He floated.As he danced in the rain to no musicholding his wife hearts intertwined,He said a lot but said the most without wordsstrumming and playing his favorite sounds for the world.He played guitar in empty warehousesWith strangers, sat on porchesAnd strummed all night as they’d beatbox to his musicAnd create songs.He brought people together when they were coming apart.Just by connecting their hearts to a work of art.His favorite smile was that of his sons Sage.He fed all the knowledge he could have gave.His smile never bigger than when his sons would cross his face.Pure happiness was the sweetest taste.He loved FAMILY and that’s what he held so close.His Grandma always on video call laughing watching Sage growHe held a deep love for her that he would always show.He had a sister not labeled as a sister in the booksAshley always stepping when he needed those sister looksAlways there to listen or to heal.His Father was a soldier nonethelessalways making sure he straightened up his chest.As he respected his approval as he grewAs Father watched his son trying not ruleHe loved his Father muchAnd his Mother his in touchWith her soul through God’s bloodThey reunite again today in a better worldA better placeThanks for making us sing when we wanted to cryFrom the streets to full busses. Connecting people who will never know why.Its most important souls that always die.Please join us for a celebration of life on Saturday January 26th 2019, 11:00 AM at 3755 Porter Avenue, Ogden Utah.