Born in Santa Rosa in 1958, Nannette was a part of the American Indian Movement as a child and lived on Alcatraz in 1971. After leaving Alcatraz her and her family relocated up the coastal community of Crescent City, Ca near the Oregon border. She remained in Crescent City through her teen years until finally returning to Santa Rosa to reconnect with extended family. Shortly after she met the greatest love of her life, Raul. Nannette had several jobs through the years. Including as a warehouse manager at Crain Cutter Company and a medical aid at Sonoma Developmental Center. In her most recent years, she worked as a Home Health Aide for over 10 years. Nannette enjoyed riding motorcycles in her younger years, spending time with her family and close friends, going to the casino and watching Little House on the Prairie. She was always willing to lend a helping hand and step in, when she saw a true need. Doing things for others always filled her with pleasure. She loved helping “her tribe”.Nannette is survived by her adoring husband and life partner of 46 years, Raul Farias, Son Ray Farias and his partner Ken Coral-Farias of Windsor and her loving grandson Sebastian. Nannette welcomed her first grandchild in 2023 and he was the light of her life. Also survived by her father William Lopez Sr and (Mercy Lopez) of Shady Cove, OR. Sisters Julie Galimba of Windsor, Gloria Lopez and (Frank Perez) of Medford, OR. Angela Lopez-Galindo and (Jesus Galindo Sr.) of Crescent City, CA & Donovan Lopez and (Eva Lopez) of Crescent City, CA. As well as 42 nieces and nephews, several great nieces and nephews and numerous cousins. Preceded in death by her mother Eleanor Lopez, her brothers Eddie Steele and William Lopez Jr., her sisters Candice Billy Dominguez, Valerie Lopez & Cathy Lopez. To plant a tree in memory of Nannette Lopez-Farias as a living tribute, please visit Tribute Store. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('ad-1515727'); });