Katrina M. West, 20 of Franklin St., Nashua, died Sunday October 4, 2009 in Manchester, NH.
She was born in Nashua, NH on October 22, 1988, daughter of Nancy West, of Nashua and Chandler Bruce West Jr., of Kingston, NH.
Katrina was a 2007 graduate of Nashua H.S. North. While attending Nashua H.S. North, she volunteered for a number of different functions and tutored kids when needed.
She was known to be an avid reader, enjoyed working on solving Sudoku Puzzles and enjoyed going camping. She had a love for humanity and got enjoyment from helping others. She was a blood donor, donating as often as allowed. She loved working on automobiles with her father and enjoyed listening to all types of music, as well as horseback riding. She was a voracious PC user, and really into the Twilight Series, including the books, soundtrack and My Space. She was a regular at the Nashua Public Library and donated to the Humane Society on occasions. Katrina was also a former Big Sister with the Nashua Big Sister League. She also enjoyed four wheeling and was known to be open to any type of challenge.
She was born in Nashua, NH on October 22, 1988, daughter of Nancy West, of Nashua and Chandler Bruce West Jr., of Kingston, NH.
Katrina was a 2007 graduate of Nashua H.S. North. While attending Nashua H.S. North, she volunteered for a number of different functions and tutored kids when needed.
She was known to be an avid reader, enjoyed working on solving Sudoku Puzzles and enjoyed going camping. She had a love for humanity and got enjoyment from helping others. She was a blood donor, donating as often as allowed. She loved working on automobiles with her father and enjoyed listening to all types of music, as well as horseback riding. She was a voracious PC user, and really into the Twilight Series, including the books, soundtrack and My Space. She was a regular at the Nashua Public Library and donated to the Humane Society on occasions. Katrina was also a former Big Sister with the Nashua Big Sister League. She also enjoyed four wheeling and was known to be open to any type of challenge.
Katrina M. West, 20 of Franklin St., Nashua, died Sunday October 4, 2009 in Manchester, NH.
She was born in Nashua, NH on October 22, 1988, daughter of Nancy West, of Nashua and Chandler Bruce West Jr., of Kingston, NH.
Katrina was a 2007 graduate of Nashua H.S. North. While attending Nashua H.S. North, she volunteered for a number of different functions and tutored kids when needed.
She was known to be an avid reader, enjoyed working on solving Sudoku Puzzles and enjoyed going camping. She had a love for humanity and got enjoyment from helping others. She was a blood donor, donating as often as allowed. She loved working on automobiles with her father and enjoyed listening to all types of music, as well as horseback riding. She was a voracious PC user, and really into the Twilight Series, including the books, soundtrack and My Space. She was a regular at the Nashua Public Library and donated to the Humane Society on occasions. Katrina was also a former Big Sister with the Nashua Big Sister League. She also enjoyed four wheeling and was known to be open to any type of challenge.
She was born in Nashua, NH on October 22, 1988, daughter of Nancy West, of Nashua and Chandler Bruce West Jr., of Kingston, NH.
Katrina was a 2007 graduate of Nashua H.S. North. While attending Nashua H.S. North, she volunteered for a number of different functions and tutored kids when needed.
She was known to be an avid reader, enjoyed working on solving Sudoku Puzzles and enjoyed going camping. She had a love for humanity and got enjoyment from helping others. She was a blood donor, donating as often as allowed. She loved working on automobiles with her father and enjoyed listening to all types of music, as well as horseback riding. She was a voracious PC user, and really into the Twilight Series, including the books, soundtrack and My Space. She was a regular at the Nashua Public Library and donated to the Humane Society on occasions. Katrina was also a former Big Sister with the Nashua Big Sister League. She also enjoyed four wheeling and was known to be open to any type of challenge.
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