Nicholas Colby Gilbert passed away peacefully following a year and a half battle with Leukemia. He was a beautiful son, the perfect little brother, grandson, nephew, cousin, and friend. He touched all who knew him with his dynamic smile, his amazing spirit, energy, enthusiasm, joy, and endless passion for caring about others. Everyone blessed enough to know him loved him.
He will be missed by his parents, Lamont and Sheila, and his brothers, Christopher, Timothy, and Matthew.
For more information on Nicholas and his family, please visit the Nicholas Colby Fund. The Nicholas Colby Fund (non-profit organization) was established and collaborates with children's hospitals toward "Helping Children Be Children".
He will be missed by his parents, Lamont and Sheila, and his brothers, Christopher, Timothy, and Matthew.
For more information on Nicholas and his family, please visit the Nicholas Colby Fund. The Nicholas Colby Fund (non-profit organization) was established and collaborates with children's hospitals toward "Helping Children Be Children".
Nicholas Colby Gilbert passed away peacefully following a year and a half battle with Leukemia. He was a beautiful son, the perfect little brother, grandson, nephew, cousin, and friend. He touched all who knew him with his dynamic smile, his amazing spirit, energy, enthusiasm, joy, and endless passion for caring about others. Everyone blessed enough to know him loved him.
He will be missed by his parents, Lamont and Sheila, and his brothers, Christopher, Timothy, and Matthew.
For more information on Nicholas and his family, please visit the Nicholas Colby Fund. The Nicholas Colby Fund (non-profit organization) was established and collaborates with children's hospitals toward "Helping Children Be Children".
He will be missed by his parents, Lamont and Sheila, and his brothers, Christopher, Timothy, and Matthew.
For more information on Nicholas and his family, please visit the Nicholas Colby Fund. The Nicholas Colby Fund (non-profit organization) was established and collaborates with children's hospitals toward "Helping Children Be Children".
