Danielle Goseyun

Danielle "Dee-Dee" Goseyun, a beloved daughter, sister, mother, and friend, passed away on April 23, 2025, in Globe, Arizona. Born on June 16, 1977, in Phoenix, Arizona, Dee-Dee's life was characterized by her unwavering humility, sweet spirit, and soft-spoken nature, which endeared her to everyone she met.

Dee-Dee’s career spanned several meaningful roles, including her dedicated service at the Banner Good Samaritan Nursing Center, where she truly touched the lives of many. She also served as a custodian for the forestry service and worked at Soaring Eagle. Through her work, she not only demonstrated her strong work ethic but also her compassion for others, leaving lasting impressions on her colleagues and the community she so dearly loved.

Education was important to Dee-Dee, having graduated from high school and furthering her training at Metro Tech Training School, where she earned her CNA certification.

Dee-Dee was especially proud of her daughter, Isabella Munoz, who was the light of her life. Their bond was a beautiful testament to her nurturing spirit and fierce love as a mother. She will be remembered for her incredible ability to uplift those around her, dancing joyfully to Cumbia music, and sharing jokes that brought laughter and warmth into the lives of her friends and family.

She is survived by her loving mother, Carmelita Goseyun; her daughter, Isabella Munoz; and her devoted siblings, Angel Goseyun, Bobby Goseyun, Darren Goseyun, Antonio Goseyun and Jeremy Goseyun. Dee-Dee was preceded in death by her beloved grandfather, Jerry Goseyun, and her grandmother, Hattie Goseyun, who surely welcomed her with open arms.

Family and friends will gather to honor Danielle, with visitation scheduled for May 6, 2025, at the Goseyun Residence in Bylas, Arizona. The funeral service will be held at Our Savior Lutheran Church on May 7, 2025, followed by her burial at Middle Mesa Cemetery.

Dee-Dee’s legacy of kindness, love, and laughter will forever resonate through the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing her. She will be greatly missed, yet her spirit will live on in the cherished memories of those she touched.