Dominic James Martinez could not be contained by this world, he went to be with Jesus and his angels on November 14th, 2020. Dominic was born November 4th, 2018 by c section to Ruben Martinez (Father) and Jamie Ketcher (Mother).
From the moment, he was born till his very last breath he showed us he was a fighter, a warrior that never gave up and always found joy even in his suffering. Dominic was diagnosed with AML Leukemia on July 14th 2020 and had just turned 2 years old on November 4th, 2020. Dominic is survived by his grandparents Evelyn and George Reese and Ruben and Minucha Martinez. Dominic was also survived by great grandparents, multiple aunts and uncles, and cousins.
Dominic loved life and being playful, he loved his two kitties at home, hot wheels cars, bubbles, and being outside. While in treatment at the hospital Dominic astounded us with his ability to pull wagons, push toy grocery carts, run in the hallways with his mamma barely able to keep up with him, and burpees with his daddy. Dominic extended his love to strangers, Doctors, nurses, and staff. He always had a fistbump and high five and sometimes blew kisses even on his most painful days. Dominic's life is a testament to all to keep fighting and find joy even on our worst days.
From the moment, he was born till his very last breath he showed us he was a fighter, a warrior that never gave up and always found joy even in his suffering. Dominic was diagnosed with AML Leukemia on July 14th 2020 and had just turned 2 years old on November 4th, 2020. Dominic is survived by his grandparents Evelyn and George Reese and Ruben and Minucha Martinez. Dominic was also survived by great grandparents, multiple aunts and uncles, and cousins.
Dominic loved life and being playful, he loved his two kitties at home, hot wheels cars, bubbles, and being outside. While in treatment at the hospital Dominic astounded us with his ability to pull wagons, push toy grocery carts, run in the hallways with his mamma barely able to keep up with him, and burpees with his daddy. Dominic extended his love to strangers, Doctors, nurses, and staff. He always had a fistbump and high five and sometimes blew kisses even on his most painful days. Dominic's life is a testament to all to keep fighting and find joy even on our worst days.
Dominic James Martinez could not be contained by this world, he went to be with Jesus and his angels on November 14th, 2020. Dominic was born November 4th, 2018 by c section to Ruben Martinez (Father) and Jamie Ketcher (Mother).
From the moment, he was born till his very last breath he showed us he was a fighter, a warrior that never gave up and always found joy even in his suffering. Dominic was diagnosed with AML Leukemia on July 14th 2020 and had just turned 2 years old on November 4th, 2020. Dominic is survived by his grandparents Evelyn and George Reese and Ruben and Minucha Martinez. Dominic was also survived by great grandparents, multiple aunts and uncles, and cousins.
Dominic loved life and being playful, he loved his two kitties at home, hot wheels cars, bubbles, and being outside. While in treatment at the hospital Dominic astounded us with his ability to pull wagons, push toy grocery carts, run in the hallways with his mamma barely able to keep up with him, and burpees with his daddy. Dominic extended his love to strangers, Doctors, nurses, and staff. He always had a fistbump and high five and sometimes blew kisses even on his most painful days. Dominic's life is a testament to all to keep fighting and find joy even on our worst days.
From the moment, he was born till his very last breath he showed us he was a fighter, a warrior that never gave up and always found joy even in his suffering. Dominic was diagnosed with AML Leukemia on July 14th 2020 and had just turned 2 years old on November 4th, 2020. Dominic is survived by his grandparents Evelyn and George Reese and Ruben and Minucha Martinez. Dominic was also survived by great grandparents, multiple aunts and uncles, and cousins.
Dominic loved life and being playful, he loved his two kitties at home, hot wheels cars, bubbles, and being outside. While in treatment at the hospital Dominic astounded us with his ability to pull wagons, push toy grocery carts, run in the hallways with his mamma barely able to keep up with him, and burpees with his daddy. Dominic extended his love to strangers, Doctors, nurses, and staff. He always had a fistbump and high five and sometimes blew kisses even on his most painful days. Dominic's life is a testament to all to keep fighting and find joy even on our worst days.
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