XOE Oaklynn Zibor

XOE Oaklynn Zibor was born October ninth, 2008 in Denver, Colorado. XOE, sadly, committed suicide, in her home, on the day of December nineteenth, 2022. She is now a beautiful angel who is watching over her mother, Iris Flores, her younger sister, Iréisa De La Cruz, her older sister, Violeta Benitez, her grandmother, Luz Flores, her Cousins, Raemya Pacheco, and Eziquel Pacheco, all her pets, her grandpa, Edwin Herrera, her grandma, Lisa Zibor, and along with all her close family, and friends. She is now in heaven with her Grandpa, Esteban Flores, her Aunty, Vivian Pacheco, her Dad (who committed suicide in June, 2022), Reno Herrera, and  her close family, Alana Isabella Montemayor. XOE was a very bright young lady who loved to spread love and joy to everyone around her, she was very friendly and had a kind, humongous heart. XOE was such a diverse person in her own way, who could make friends with anyone because of her bright personality. XOE loved the colors black, red, pink, white, and purple. She loved chocolate, especially chocolate candles and chocolate muffins. XOE will forever be in our hearts, Watching over us. 

If you would like to donate some money to help pay for her services, please go to the Go Fund Me link provided: 

https://www.gofundme.com/f/xoe-memorial-celebration-and-cremation-costs?member=23972135&sharetype=teams&utm_campaign=p_na+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer

Her service will be held December 30, 2022, at The Cross Church of the Nazarene. The doors will open at 3 pm and the service will start at 4pm.  

3501 W. 104th. Ave. Westminster, CO 80031

If you would like to bring a treat to the service, feel free. We recommend finger foods, snacks that can be easily served. There will also be T-shirts for XOE being sold, if you would like to bring cash to buy one. 

We would like it if you wore black, white, purple or teal. Purple and teal being the suicide prevention colors. We would like to spread awareness on the topic of suicide, not to encourage suicide, but to encourage those who feel alone to seek out help. To encourage friends and family to check in more often on your loved ones, to prevent heartbreaks.

Call the Suicide Prevention Hotline at 988 if you wish to speak to someone if ever in a situation where you feel alone and like you want to harm yourself. 

You will not be forgotten. You are forever loved and always in our heart’s XOE Oaklynn Zibor! ♡

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