The beach of Tía Vicenta, in the vicinity of Los Cocoteros, was the scene this Sunday, February 8, at 10:00 AM, of a heartfelt tribute to the young man from Lanzarote, Noe Jon, who passed away last January. The event, organized by LanzaroteLimpia, simple but full of symbolism, brought together friends and close people who wanted to remember his life and the profound impact he left on his surroundingsOn the rocks of the coast, yellow roses, a lit candle, and a cutout with the drawing of an angel were placed, as a token of affection and remembrance. The attendees observed a moment of reflection that concluded with a collective applause, full of emotion and respect
As La Voz published, the minor, 13 years old, died on January 21 in Portugal, after not being able to overcome the serious injuries suffered when he was run over by a vehicle while returning home by bicycle
In his memory, and under the slogan “Cleaning our paradise”, a waste collection was carried out along the coast, an initiative that sought to honor Noe Jon, a great lover of the environment and of this type of activities, in which he participated since he was just a babyThe family of the young man maintains their home in Mala, a town in the north of Lanzarote to which they continue to go regularly. It was in this town where they began their life on the island, although a couple of years ago they moved to PortugalAfter his passing, the family wanted to share a message full of fortitude and love: "He fought like a true lion until he left us and, despite our deep pain, we are grateful for having been able to enjoy a time with you that, unfortunately, has been too brief."