CC Bik ER & m oto R spo R ts Celebrating the Life of Nash Delgado

Losing a person and grief is often the toughest thing to go through in our life and is a process that can take weeks, months or even years. I have lost my parents’ friends and now the love of my life, Nash Delgado.

It has been a little over two months since his passing away from the last time I seen him and kissed him goodbye. Nash and I knew we had very little time together left since we met and found out he had cancer two years ago. Nash was going through much pain and many health issues since I have met him, but we went through it together no matter what because of my love for him, and he loved me, and we enjoyed the time we did have together in the two years together even though weren’t married we had planned on getting married but time got away from us.

Nash and I met at a bike night event for the first time ever for me to be at a bike night, but it wasn’t for him. Nash was in a bike club Redrum. I was not invited by him to sit at his table, it was someone else who invited me to sit at their table by another person. But I did politely ask if it was okay to sit at his table. Nash looked at me with his beautiful smile he said yes, come sit with me. His first words to me were “Hi my name is, Nash”, like a Joey Moment from Friends then asking me, Como De llamas and of course I smiled and said, in my Spanglish Me Allamo Carolina. It was like a night a will never forget because my table reservation was not set or ready for me by the manager at the time, I arrived to bike night. So, it must have been a fate night for both of us because only God knows why he put us together.

From that night on we just spent every day and minute with each other. “God Knew My Heart Needed Him” At first, I thought his bike club was like a gang or murderers, but he explained that they were not, it was just the way it was spelled backwards, and they are not a gang. I laughed and he said, I was the most beautiful, spirited lady he ever met, I was becoming the love of his life. Nash and I did not always have sweet crazy love or cookies and cream moments we had other issues which was not a secret to everyone, but we loved each other not matter what so we created a password to let us know we can talk about it later “Bazinga” from the big bang theory laugh out load. It was our word and we let everyone know it was ours, but they could barrow it if they felt a need to use it in a heated or comfy moment.

The Redrum club is a very close family of men and woman brothers and sisters who are the warriors for the people Ingenious people of missing woman and children. Every bike run we did was for the community of helping others, a family member or a Pow WoW for the people. Nash loved his Redrum family more than you will ever know. He also loved the bike community whenever they had a run for a great cause. I have never ever thought the bike community would be like a church, but they are, and they give so much of their time and money to helping others. I don’t believe that I will ride but I will do my best to continue to support whatever is happening in the serving and giving as Nash would always do for the community of his brothers and sisters.

Nash and I will always be joined together in spirit and in power no matter what with a sense of peace in my heart that he is with our creator riding those streets

Continued from page 1 of gold in the heavens. I will love him to the moon and back forever in my heart. “Mi Amore Mi Vida”. Nash last words. “I don’t plan on leaving this earth without a fight, in the event I lose, no regrets, I’ve enjoyed the ride. I left knowing I was loved, and I loved with all my being. To my REDRUM brothers and sisters thank you for the love you’ve shown me. I love you more...”

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March 15, 1946 – December 14, 2022 a day after my birthday which will be celebrated every year in memory of Ignacio “Nash” Desantos Delgado. I want to thank every person who came out to honor Nash at his funeral service and bike run in memory of Nash. His REDRUM brothers and sisters did a beautiful job arranging everything for this special day celebrating the Life of Nash. Blessings and Smiles.

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