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Nathaniel Ray Maxwell
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R. L. Turner High School
Carrollton, Dallas Co., Texas
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OBITUARY
 NATHANIEL
RAY MAXWELL
Nathaniel, (aka Nate the Great), was born March 17, 1984 and passed
unexpectedly at home on December 12, 2024. He was born and lived in
Farmers Branch and was a member of First Baptist Church Farmers Branch
being baptized on April 6, 1997. He attended R.L. Turner High School,
finishing his junior year by taking the GED test. He completed a chef
course through CIA; however, the stress of a commercial kitchen was
overwhelming, so he changed direction into electronic technical work. He
was employed at his uncle's company, Immersive, assembling cameras.
Immersive initiated the 360-degree camera. Nate married Merrill
Willenborg on 10-21-2007 at the Old Red Courthouse prior to its
renovations. They had one daughter, Paisley Ann, in November 2013. Nate
became a stay-at-home dad and was an excellent "dada".
Nate is survived by Merrill Willenborg and daughter Paisley. Parents,
Michael and Linda Maxwell, brother Andrew and Caitlin Maxwell and their
three children Mayce, Luke and Emma. Uncle Rick Maxwell and Eve, cousins
Chris Maxwell, Jeremy and Theresa Maxwell, uncle David Maxwell and Elisa
Maxwell Crowder and David, cousin Brian Crowder and Elizabeth. Aunt
Laura and Byron Drew, cousins David Drew, Jason and Mary Ellen Drew,
Wesley and Erika Drew, and their girls Natalia and Micaela. Aunt Lisa
and Neal Cooper, cousin Rachel Laird, and her triplets Ada, Jesse and
Sloane, and cousin Stevie and Mark Reynolds.
Nate had many friends and enjoyed meeting new people. He played the bass
guitar and was in a high school band (12 Years Wasted). Music was his
passion, and he loved almost every genre. He could tell you who sang a
song, who wrote it, who produced it, etc. He was fascinated with Prince
and Michael Jackson. He even had a love for Garth Brooks when he was in
middle school. He loved movies and would quote movie lines to his
friends and family. He also enjoyed fishing with family and friends.
Nate was a loving and accepting person. He gave hugs freely and always
told everyone he loved them before he left them. Most of all, he loved
his daughter Paisley. He will be missed terribly.
Nate will be cremated, with a Celebration of Life to be held at First
Baptist Farmers Branch on Friday, January 17, 2025, at 11:00. |
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