Rana Zoe Mungin

Birth date: Sep 23, 1989 Death date: Apr 27, 2020

Rana Zoe Mungin was born on September 23, 1989, to Patricia Mungin and Ricardo Goodridge. Rana spent her final moments at Select Specialty Hospital in New Jersey battling COVID-19. Sadly, Rana departed this world on April 27, 2020 Read Obituary

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Boafoa Offei-Darko

283w ago

Zoe, I emailed you in February because it had been so long since we spoke. I know you saw it, but probably didn't have time to respond and I'm happy that I was able to reach out. You're on my mind all the time these days. Sometimes I burst into tears while I'm jogging as I realize again that I'll never hear your laughter again. Sometimes I giggle at random as I remember a story you told me about Nia or Jamir or your brother back in college. I look at our Facebook exchanges and am tickled by how I forced you to watch Sailor Moon Crystal only to stop watching it. Of course, you guilted me into continuing. We were kids. We were smart and we had the entire world in front of us, and we deserved it all. You still do. You still do.

I'm always thinking of you, friend. I'm always trying to be just like you. As I write and speak my truth I'm channeling you. I am blessed to have known you. I keep telling myself that and it's true, but it doesn't make the hurt go away.

Love you always, Zoe.

Boafoa

Jenny Bryant

291w ago

Dear Zoe 💔 I remember the times I came out to Brooklyn with my mom & we had good times from cookouts , BBQs & etc 😩 you always treated me like a bestfriend , sister anything I just know that you always was there for me and I’ll never forget I wish I could see you again 💔 this is breaking my heart love but Our Heavenly Father called you home and now it’s your time to rest 😔 REST IN PEACE MY LOVE RANA ZOE MUNGIN ❤️ Your spirit will forever live through me , Until we meet again beautiful 😔 I LOVE YOU 💔

Steven Tagle

291w ago

in honor of Rana.

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Steven Tagle

291w ago

Added 4 new photos to the Memories Album album.

Anonymous

291w ago

Sent a Divine Peace Bouquet to the Mungin family.

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Molly Mcardle

291w ago

Created a new album - Memories Album.

John's Team At Elephant

291w ago

Sent an Enchanted Cottage to the Mungin family.

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Scott Snowden

291w ago

To Zoe,

I don't even know where to begin because I am still at a loss. Knowing that you aren't with us has been very difficult to accept but I have been taking it day by day. I want to say thank you for being the amazing young woman and educator that you were and continue to be. The students you taught are growing into young leaders and they will carry on your legacy each and every day. I personally want to thank you for the laughs, words of encouragement, and your brutal honesty and straight talk. It got me through some incredibly rough days and I wish I could repay you in some way. No matter where I go or what I do, you will remain on my mind. Thank you and I miss you my friend. May you rest peacefully. To the Mungin family, keep your trust in God and he will guide you through this incredibly difficult time. Just know you have all of us mourning along with you. God bless.

With My Sincerest Condolences,
Scott Snowden

Maxine Coombs

291w ago

in honor of Rana.

RIEP Gone too soon cuz. You were a loan to us all and you have returned to the sender but you did leave your legacy to grace this world of ours.

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Nohemi Maciel

291w ago

Dear Zoe,

I don't even know where to begin. I find myself wanting to call or text you, but then I remember that I can't. It's gut wrenching and painful to think of a world without you in it. I've been looking at our pictures from your last visit and I feel so grateful to have gotten to spend time with you. We had so much fun, driving around Arizona, trying to keep our makeup from melting off in 100 degree weather. I teased you endlessly from making us drive up a mountain to Jerome just to eat breakfast. Your company and the view made it worth it.

Zoe, I don't know how to live in a world without you, but I am going to do my best to make you proud. You changed my life in more ways than you ever knew. You encouraged me to be myself and you loved me when I was struggling to love and accept myself. You always reminded me that I was worthy and deserving, especially when I couldn't see it.

We joked that we were the same person because we had so much in common. We had so many plans, both personal and professional. You were working hard to convince me to join you in New York, and I was seriously considering it.

I am angry and heart broken about what happened to you. I wish I could have told you one last time how much I love you and how important you are to me.

Thank you for your friendship. Thank you for loving me and letting me love you.

- Nohemi Maciel

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