Noah Arrow Gonzales
October 4, 2021 – April 3, 2025

With heavy hearts, we share that our beloved Noah Arrow Gonzales gained his wings on April 3, 2025, at the age of 3. A true miracle, Noah filled our lives with boundless joy, curiosity, and love. He is survived by his parents, Paula and Anthony Gonzales, his brother Steven, and his sister Priscilla.

In his brief 3 and a half years, Noah's thirst for knowledge and discovery knew no bounds. His insatiable curiosity led him to ask endless questions, eager to learn about the world around him. He absorbed everything like a sponge, from numbers to shapes, colors to the solar system, always fascinated by new things. His love of learning was only matched by his love for his family, and his joy was contagious to everyone he met.

Noah had a natural gift for connecting with people. His vibrant personality won over everyone he encountered, and his warmth and charm will never be forgotten. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Noah also had a passion for Spanish music and would often be found humming along to his favorite tunes.

A true lover of numbers, Noah amazed us all with his abilities. He was already doing multiplication, quizzing anyone who would join him in his pursuit of knowledge. His favorite number was seven—his lucky number—and he embraced every challenge with the resilience of his favorite shape: the triangle, which he believed to be the strongest shape in nature like him. His favorite colors were blue and green, and his favorite song was "Blackbird" from The Boss Baby.

Noah's favorite activities included reading, and being read to, with books like *Fox in Socks*, *Go, Dog, Go*, *Where's Spot?*, and *Chicka Chicka Boom Boom* bringing him endless joy. He also loved shopping at Target, W store (Walmart), and S store (Sam's Club), where he would create a list of items before heading out, knowing that a pizza and Icee awaited him. He adored discovering new cars, inspired by the ASMR videos he loved watching.

Noah's favorite snacks included cheese, beef jerky, sushi, turkey sandwiches, BBQ chips, and his blue drink (sparkling water) which he liked spicy, which meant ice cold. He had an adventurous spirit and was eager to share his discoveries with everyone around him.

Noah's strength and resilience were remarkable. Despite the challenges he faced in his short life, he remained positive, always reflecting on the fun and joy of each day. Even on his toughest days, Noah's optimism and ability to find joy in the smallest things were an inspiration to us all.

Noah was a light in our lives, and his loss leaves a deep ache in our hearts. We waited a lifetime for our miracle baby, and though his time with us was short, he gave us more love and happiness than we ever could have imagined. He was everything to us, and we will cherish his memory forever.

Noah, you will always be loved and missed, and your spirit will continue to guide us.