Nathan Daniel Roberts Jr.

Nathan Daniel Roberts Jr., 22, of Tucson, Arizona, passed away on June 6, 2026. He was born on December 18, 2003, in Tucson, Arizona.

Nathan was preceded in death by his father, Nathan Daniel Roberts, in March 2025, and his grandfather, Dennis Ingrim, in December 2023. If there was ever a son who loved his father, it was Nathan. The two were so much alike that anyone who knew them could see the special bond they shared.

Nathan is survived by his mother, Sarah Roberts; his brothers Noah, Joseph, Jonah, and Amos; his sisters Hattie, Hannah, and Anna; his grandparents Joe and Sue Roberts and Nicholette Ingrim; his uncles and aunts, Doug and Giuliana Roberts, Josh and Mariah Ingrim, Trent and Veronica Ingrim, Ray and Melissa Stutzman; his grand uncle and aunt, James and Linda Larcom; and his stand-in grandparents and dear friends, Timothy Harrison and Loretta Humphrey. He also leaves behind many extended family members and friends who loved him dearly.

The happiness Nathan found with Catherine Peterman was evident to those who knew him. Her love, friendship, and companionship brought him great joy.

He lived life with enthusiasm and courage. He worked hard, thought creatively, and had a natural entrepreneurial spirit. Nathan loved motorcycles, trucks, firearms, archery, pool, wrestling, gaming, travelling, and pretty much any adventure that came his way. He was spontaneous, curious, and always up for something new, whether it was an unplanned road trip, a flight to another country, or a fresh challenge. He had a gift for making life bigger and brighter for everyone around him. In the end, what we all remember most isn’t what he owned or accomplished, it’s how he made them feel. He listened. He cared. He protected the people he loved. He made everyone around him feel welcome, valued, and important.

Though his time with us was far too short, Nathan left a lasting mark on everyone who knew him. His sense of humor, generous heart, adventurous spirit, and deep love for his family and friends will always be a part of us.