Shawnie Michele Juber passed away on may 10th, 2019 in Littlefield, Az. She was born January 7th, 1993 to Troy (deceased) & Michelle Delgado.
She married Kaesey Juber but was in the process of a divorce, She had a beautiful daughter Zoiey and was expecting a son in September. She was a beautiful, smart and talented woman whose life was cut short by an overdose.
She is survived by a brother Damon Troy Delgado, A step-brother Torey Cook and a step-sister Amarah Villarreal, her grandmother Barbara Rushton and mother Michelle Cook and many aunts/uncles and nieces/nephews.
No Services will be held at this time but there will be a celebration of her life at a later date.
You were a blessing to all that knew you. You will be missed so very much. We love you with all of our hearts and souls.
We love you little miss! We know that you and Kaesey had your ups and downs. But there was NO divorce in the works. Kaesey loved his wife, daughter, Zoiey, and his unborn son. There love was one that no one can be denied! Kaesey’s is so heartbroken that his family has now changed forever. Shawnie Juber has so much family on her husbands, Kaesey’s, side of the family. She is survived by her husband, daughter Zoiey, mother in law, Lee Ann Gabbitas Powell, grandpa, David Gabbitas, sisters-in-law’s Kellee Ann Juber and Syrennalee Powell. Shawnie and baby are with her grandma, La Raye Johnson Gabbitas. Many Aunts, Uncles and her beautiful nieces Auddee, Roxie and Kaytelynn.
Live free little miss! ?? we all love you so much!!!
Shawnies dad was my best friend in high school. Troy’s death struck me harder than the death of my own father because Troy was supposed to grow old with me. Our adventures had just begun. I was aware of his yet unborn daughter, Shawnie. I lost track of Barbara somehow and for many years I searched for Michele and Shawnie unsuccessfully. I finally located Michelle a couple months ago. My intent was to honor my best friend and watch his kids grow then tell them about him. I failed and I can’t begin to express just how I feel about it. I need a little time to digest it all.
I knew Troy better than anyone. We were inseparable at a time in our lives when fun was all we knew because we were both rebels and did exactly as we pleased. Birds of a feather.
Moments ago the news of Shawnies passing reached me and I saw her face for the first time. The foggy memories shrouded by decades of water under the bridge since Troy went home became clearer the moment I saw her eyes.
I’m sorry Michelle. I’m not even going to try and tell you how sorry I am. Sorry because I wasn’t in the position to help sooner. Sorry because I couldn’t tell Shawnie how much her dad loved her. Sorry I couldn’t tell her about his life as seen by his best friend.
I met Shawnies dad when I was 15 years old. Today I am 51.
Barbara. I have missed you for my entire adult life. I have never forgotten you. The moment you told me of Troy’s passing has been etched into my mind since that day long ago. It affected me deeply and it took many years for me to deal with things. I remember the call like it was yesterday. You answered the phone and I said, “where is that buddy of mine?” You started to cry and when I realized what you were telling me it felt like a giant boxing glove came out of the sky and pounded me into the ground. I will never forget the things you said but I have not thought of them for a lifetime.
My heart is broken for you Barbara and I am sorry I wasn’t there. And, I’m sorry I failed to find Shawnie until it was too late.
I think I need to digest things a bit.
Michelle. What can I even say? I’ll be in touch and I’ll take steps to make it easier to locate me if you ever need me. But right now I want to save Shawnies picture, turn this phone off and sit in the dark with some Pink Floyd.