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I think Jaguar always had a hero's heart. Wanting to protect. Wanting to help. Wanting to sacrifice. But most of all wanting to serve our country, even if it meant that one day it would take his life. He was my big brother and all the things that came with being one. He was my unspoken childhood best friend, and pre-adolescent nuisance. As I got older, my rolemodel, unbiased advisor and missing brother who started a new life in the military. I could always understand his sense of humor and he could understand mine. He lived far more in his 28 years of life than most could live in 80. Too much to say, I could write a book one day.
I’m very grateful for the 8 years God allowed us to be together here on earth. Jaguar as family and friends know him was a very humble , kind spirited, and intelligent man. He enjoyed taking all 4 kids into the woods to explore nature . He taught our son to catch lizards , martial arts and to jump into deeps waters with no fear. A weekend routine when he was home was making chocolate chips pancakes with a lots of bacon on the side for breakfast. He was very strong mentally and physically, but super sweet and loving to our girls. Even now when I ask them who is their favorite, their answer is Dada. I feel blessed God created me to be his wife , he made me feel like the most beautiful woman in this planet and loved unconditionally. We miss him very much, our comfort is in Jesus Christ that one day we will be reunited for eternity.