Dommnick Andrew Panasiuk

Dommnick Andrew Panasiuk, born on September 8, 2002, in Carrollton, Texas, departed this world far too soon on November 13, 2025. He was a vibrant spirit whose presence brought warmth and light to the lives of all who knew him. With a heart full of love and wisdom beyond his years, Andrew touched the lives of many and leaves behind cherished memories that will resonate forever.

Andrew was not only intellectually gifted, holding a high school diploma, but he also possessed a beautiful soul that radiated kindness and joy. His family was the center of his universe, and he loved them deeply, forging bonds that transcended time and circumstance. Friends and relatives alike will remember him for his boundless energy, his warm smile, and his unwavering support.

A lover of life, Andrew found joy in simple pleasures. He delighted in walking, immersing himself in the tranquility of nature, and often expressed his creativity through drawing. A passionate collector of Pokémon cards, he relished the thrill of discovery as much as the friendships forged through this beloved hobby. An ardent reader, he frequently dove into the pages of the Bible, drawing strength and guidance from its timeless wisdom.

Andrew is survived by his devoted mother, Melissa Gonzalez; his cherished brothers, Michael Angel Garcia and Emmanuel Garcia; and a loving extended family that includes his grandmothers, Juliana Lowery and Jeanette Panasiuk, along with his grandfathers, Richard Lowery, Frank, and Rodolfo Gonzalez. He also leaves behind his aunt, Veronica Jaramillo, uncle, Joe Jaramillo, and countless cousins who enriched his life.

Though Andrew may no longer walk among us, his extraordinary spirit will forever reside in the hearts of his family and friends. He will be missed dearly, remembered for his kindness, creativity, and love. The world is a little dimmer without him, but his light will continue to shine brightly through the cherished memories held close by those who loved him. Rest peacefully, dear Andrew; you are forever in our hearts.