Nate and I spent every moment we could sharing moments on games or just hanging out. I met Nate when he was 22 living in and apartment and doing maintenance stuff with his dad. We quickly became friends. The last 18 years we spent 95% of Friday nights gaming, hanging out, having drinks, singing karaoke, having fun playing wild games that made the night fun and exciting. Nate, was a big part of my life and a big part of me just in general, and even though weeks have past I can't get over the fact you are gone. I love you buddy, I will miss you everyday because at the end of the day the time we spent together was so awesome and precious to me, I won't ever forget. The last night, we played Ark, had a blast and not knowing I would have never spoke to you again I am so glad I sad I love ya buddy when you went to bed and so out of random. I will miss you my guy, forever. It never gets easier. They say it gets better, but does it? I think we just get more numb. Nate, you were so awesome. I still can't believe you're gone and I just sit and wait and want to hear "Hey buddy" so bad. Love you my dude, always will <3.

Nathan was a part of our family since he was in Jr. High he has filled our home with his laughter, love and kindness. Whenever Josh was around Nathan wasn't far behind. Even though we didn't see him much lately whenever we did see him it was just like old time whether it was here in Cheyenne or in KC Nathan never missed an opportunity to give Lawrence a hard time.  Our hearts are broken no words can explain the loss we fill. We are praying for you all that the peace that passes understanding will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.                                                       

Deepest condolences to Bobby, Missy, Matt, Amy & Hannah as well as everyone else close to Nate.  I spent a lot of time with Nate and the family while they lived in Indiana.  I did not know Nathan as an adult but we all sure had a good time hanging out while our parent's played cards.  So many cherished memories!  Please know I've been thinking about you all and I pray you get through this tough time together and with loved ones. 

Amanda (Pickett) Johnson

Thoughts and prayers to Nathan’s family during this difficult time.  Nathan was always so kind and always offered a kind word.  I always looked forward to seeing him while we both worked at Crmc. Rest in peace Nathan and know you will be missed .  

Nate was a friendly, warm, caring friend with a huge smile on his face & in his eyes. Such a great guy! I'm so very sorry for his family in the sudden loss of Nate! He will be greatly missed at the hospital, too.  My prayers for comfort,wisdom, and strength are with his family.

Nate was genuinely a very friendly and kind soul. He always laughed with me and treated everyone with kindness. He will be missed by myself and everyone at Kaiser Flooring . My thoughts to his loved ones and his CRMC buddies.

Kevin Kaiser 

Our hearts are broken for Nathan's family. Nathan will be deeply missed and his memory is treasured by us all.

I was devastated to hear of Nate's passing. I have known him for about 8 years from CRMC. He recently joined our Biomedical Engineering group at the hospital and you could see a huge difference in his demeanor once we hired him. It was as if a bright light turned on in him! I loved his infectious smile and his gentle and kind nature. He was a joy to be around and I loved the short time I had to work with him. He will be greatly missed and his passing has left a huge hole in our shop and in our hearts :( 

Thoughts and prayers to the family and I am so sorry for your loss!

Richard Fuller

Thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Nate is deeply loved. I’m so very sorry for your loss. 

My heart goes out to the family. I’m so sorry to hear of his passing. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. He was a good guy and I’m glad I had the chance to know him.

Every year BEFORE football starts, Nate says to me 'Carrie there's always next year for the cowboys' Teasing about the how the cowboys suck. Without a doubt I would see him and he says 'how about them cowboys'. 

My condolences to Nathan's family. I first met Nathan when i was in high school, around 16-18 years of age and i am 23 now and we would often have in school and make jokes where we should have been working sometimes but we he did teach he did well, especially on the subject math. 

Of i have cried at his desk out of frustration but he helped me understand so much. 

I have so many memories of Nathan as we went to school together for several years as teens. He was goofy and he enjoyed being a pest to me, at times. I remember playing basketball with him and youth group, too. After we graduated, and the years that followed, I was always glad to see him around town. He was such a kind person and my brother in Christ...it will be great to see him again someday in the presence of our Savior. Until then Nathan, you'll be missed.