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Nicholas Andres LeRoy

September 23, 1984 – December 13, 2020


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Nicholas Andres LeRoy passed away on December 13, 2020 in Mesa, Arizona. Born on September 23, 1984, he was a fourth generation Arizona native and lived his life in the Phoenix area from birth.  Friends and colleagues called him “Nick”.  He was affectionately called “Nico” by family and “Guero” by his Tata Louis.

Nico was proud of his national EMT certification and treasured the friendships made and lives saved during his years of service at Southwest Ambulance.  He turned his love of driving into a career as a long-haul trucker earning all the certifications available through his CDL license.  It was not unusual for him to receive constant job offers from competing trucking companies.

Nico is survived by his wife Kayla and the most precious lights of his life, his daughter Jovanna (13) and son Nicholas, Jr. (11).  He is also survived by his parents Scott and Isabel; his brother Jesse, sister-in-law Michelle and nieces Adisen and Avery; his brother since second grade from another mother, Jorge Dominguez (Karen).  Extended family meant everything to Nico.  He is survived by his uncle Jose (Jess), uncle Arturo (Cathy), aunts Nina (Rick), Silvia (Ricky), Camille (Rich).  Also surviving him are uncles Mark (Kathy), Chris (Fany), and aunt Diane, along with great aunts Angie, Tencha, and many loving cousins.

Nico’s memorial service will be Saturday, January 9, 2021, at 2:00 p.m.  The service will be officiated by the Most Reverend Jorge Eagar and held at Mountain View Home and Cemetery, 7900 E. Main Street, Mesa, AZ (480.832.2850).  The service will be Zoomed for those not attending in person.

The spreading of Nico’s ashes will take place June 2021 at Big Lake, Arizona, his favorite place to camp with family and friends.

Barbeques were Nico’s favorite type of gathering.  A BBQ to celebrate his life is tentatively scheduled for mid-June 2021 when Covid-19 restrictions may have eased somewhat.  Details will be shared via various social media outlets.

Thank you to all of the wonderfully kind and loving people who help hold us together, support us and guide us through this exceedingly difficult time.  Sunflowers were Nico’s favorite flower.  Please plant, water, and grow a sunflower seed in his memory.

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  1. Lucinda Montoya says:

    Much love and strength sent the family’s way

  2. Lucinda Montoya says:

    Love strength and peace offered

  3. Tia Sivie Harbaugh says:

    My beautiful puppy
    I will never leave you, you will never leave me. I will love you until we see each other again and then I want a great big hug!

  4. Karen Cowee says:

    My prayers are with Nico’s family! May you take strength in God’s love for you and the love offered from family and friends.

  5. Ralph Ybarra says:

    Keep smiling cousin. It’s what I remember most about you. Shine bright in heaven!

  6. Jessa says:

    Whassup cousin? You are greatly missed, as you were loved in life. You live on in a Big space in all our hearts 💕

  7. Thanh Nguyen says:

    God may have an urgent mission for Nick, that’s why he called him early. My prayers are with your family.

  8. Paula Fortier says:

    Scott, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I am so very sorry to learn of the loss of this obviously loving man. I wish you comfort and send my deepest sympathies.

  9. Cate McNamara says:

    While I never had the privilege to meet Nico, I work with his dad, Scott, and knew of him through Scott’s loving stories of his son. I always felt how proud Scott was of his son and how much love was shared throughout the family. I know the grief the family feels is heavy, but know that over time the loving memories will shoulder more of that weight. May you feel God’s love and grace during this very difficult time.

  10. Maria Castanon says:

    Scott, my thoughts and prayers are with your family. My sincere condolences.

  11. ~Angelo Santiago~ says:

    Thoughts and prayers are with you. My god take care of his soul and bless you the family in this tough time.

  12. Aunt Diane says:

    Nico, while being such a quiet kid, his knowing side glance, quick half smile and belly laugh made you know he was always WITH you and he always will be. Hoping everyone can eventually find their own peace with their heartbreaking loss.

  13. Siria N. Diaz says:

    Scott, thinking of you and yours as always. May God hold you in the palms of his hands during your most difficult moments.

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Nicholas Andres LeRoy

September 23, 1984 – December 13, 2020


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Nicholas Andres LeRoy passed away on December 13, 2020 in Mesa, Arizona. Born on September 23, 1984, he was a fourth generation Arizona native and lived his life in the Phoenix area from birth.  Friends and colleagues called him “Nick”.  He was affectionately called “Nico” by family and “Guero” by his Tata Louis.

Nico was proud of his national EMT certification and treasured the friendships made and lives saved during his years of service at Southwest Ambulance.  He turned his love of driving into a career as a long-haul trucker earning all the certifications available through his CDL license.  It was not unusual for him to receive constant job offers from competing trucking companies.

Nico is survived by his wife Kayla and the most precious lights of his life, his daughter Jovanna (13) and son Nicholas, Jr. (11).  He is also survived by his parents Scott and Isabel; his brother Jesse, sister-in-law Michelle and nieces Adisen and Avery; his brother since second grade from another mother, Jorge Dominguez (Karen).  Extended family meant everything to Nico.  He is survived by his uncle Jose (Jess), uncle Arturo (Cathy), aunts Nina (Rick), Silvia (Ricky), Camille (Rich).  Also surviving him are uncles Mark (Kathy), Chris (Fany), and aunt Diane, along with great aunts Angie, Tencha, and many loving cousins.

Nico’s memorial service will be Saturday, January 9, 2021, at 2:00 p.m.  The service will be officiated by the Most Reverend Jorge Eagar and held at Mountain View Home and Cemetery, 7900 E. Main Street, Mesa, AZ (480.832.2850).  The service will be Zoomed for those not attending in person.

The spreading of Nico’s ashes will take place June 2021 at Big Lake, Arizona, his favorite place to camp with family and friends.

Barbeques were Nico’s favorite type of gathering.  A BBQ to celebrate his life is tentatively scheduled for mid-June 2021 when Covid-19 restrictions may have eased somewhat.  Details will be shared via various social media outlets.

Thank you to all of the wonderfully kind and loving people who help hold us together, support us and guide us through this exceedingly difficult time.  Sunflowers were Nico’s favorite flower.  Please plant, water, and grow a sunflower seed in his memory.

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81078602725?pwd=S0k2VFRlTXVpcFlrcGVXZUgwdy90dz09

Meeting ID: 810 7860 2725

Passcode: 375201

 

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  1. Lucinda Montoya says:

    Much love and strength sent the family’s way

  2. Lucinda Montoya says:

    Love strength and peace offered

  3. Tia Sivie Harbaugh says:

    My beautiful puppy
    I will never leave you, you will never leave me. I will love you until we see each other again and then I want a great big hug!

  4. Karen Cowee says:

    My prayers are with Nico’s family! May you take strength in God’s love for you and the love offered from family and friends.

  5. Ralph Ybarra says:

    Keep smiling cousin. It’s what I remember most about you. Shine bright in heaven!

  6. Jessa says:

    Whassup cousin? You are greatly missed, as you were loved in life. You live on in a Big space in all our hearts 💕

  7. Thanh Nguyen says:

    God may have an urgent mission for Nick, that’s why he called him early. My prayers are with your family.

  8. Paula Fortier says:

    Scott, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I am so very sorry to learn of the loss of this obviously loving man. I wish you comfort and send my deepest sympathies.

  9. Cate McNamara says:

    While I never had the privilege to meet Nico, I work with his dad, Scott, and knew of him through Scott’s loving stories of his son. I always felt how proud Scott was of his son and how much love was shared throughout the family. I know the grief the family feels is heavy, but know that over time the loving memories will shoulder more of that weight. May you feel God’s love and grace during this very difficult time.

  10. Maria Castanon says:

    Scott, my thoughts and prayers are with your family. My sincere condolences.

  11. ~Angelo Santiago~ says:

    Thoughts and prayers are with you. My god take care of his soul and bless you the family in this tough time.

  12. Aunt Diane says:

    Nico, while being such a quiet kid, his knowing side glance, quick half smile and belly laugh made you know he was always WITH you and he always will be. Hoping everyone can eventually find their own peace with their heartbreaking loss.

  13. Siria N. Diaz says:

    Scott, thinking of you and yours as always. May God hold you in the palms of his hands during your most difficult moments.