Zach Attack!

This is Zach. Zach was a part of one of my favorite Christmas Memories! It just happen to involve a garbage truck. If you want to read the story click here.
Zach is one of those people that you just can't help but love. Didn't matter what you wore, looked like, good day or bad Zach loved you. He would see you yell your name and then give you a huge hug. Zach enjoyed life, he found joy in the little things, Like I remember one day he came up to me and said guess what my zipper works! I asked him if it was broken before, he said no but if it didn't work my pants wouldn't work. So you should be happy your zipper works too. Zach and his family taught me alot and I will be forever grateful for that.
It's been coming for a while. And it's one of those bitter sweet passings. He's finally out of pain and able to be the happy kid he always was before he got really sick. But there will be a hole for the rest of us that knew him.
His obituary read:
Zachery Wayne Harrison "Zach Attack" Each life that touched ours for good describes the life of our Zachery. He began his earthly mission on September 5, 1992. He left for his heavenly mission on December 30, 2009. He accomplished many things in his life from being an honorary garbage truck driver to singing with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. He will surely be missed by all. He is survived by his parents, Terry K. and Heidi Finlayson Harrison; siblings, Devereaux and Kyna; grandparents, Claude Wayne Harrison, Fred and Karen Finlayson. Preceded in death by sister, Cheryl Diane Harrison and grandmother, Verna S. Harrison. Special thanks to TURN, SDCH, Allied Waste and "Make A Wish" Foundation.