Nedra Kay Martinez
April 12, 1956 ~ September 20, 2024
Born in:
San Diego, California
Resided in:
Pueblo, Colorado
Nedra Kay Martinez, 68 years old, passed away on September 20, 2024.
Survived by her daughter, Karla Martinez and step son, Joel Martinez; her sisters, Darla Lane and Lura Zimmerman; her nieces, Erin Lane-Ramirez and Nicole Zimmerman-Burke; her step- grandchildren, Tristan and Peyton Martinez; and great-nieces, Tayrin Ramirez and Abigail Burke.
Preceded in death by her parents, Harold and Betty Zimmerman; her brother, Blane Zimmerman; and nephew, Adam Zimmerman.
Born on April 12, 1956, in San Diego, California. Nedra worked in Northern and Southern California for the California State Parks and Recreation for over thirty years. She retired as a Sector Superintendent at Cuyamaca State Park. She loved traveling the world and the United States with her family and friends. She loved camping, and being with her Diva camping group. She never met an oyster she did not like, but knew she would have to count how many were eaten when she would have to share.
Nedra loved to volunteer at the San Diego Zoo, The Old Globe, the Forest Fire Lookout Association, ushering for the symphony, and many others.
Nedra’s celebration of life will be held in San Diego, California.
In lieu of flowers the family is asking for donations to the San Diego Zoo.
From a fellow California State Park Ranger Nedra!! We did not work together, but our heart, passion and mission was shared between us in providing the BEST FOR CALIFORNIA STATE PARKS and visitors.
Ron Krueper #131 (retired)
My condolences to her loved ones.
Her beautiful smile and inspiring spirit will never be forgotten.
Rest in peace Nedra.
Karen ❤️
I knew Nedra, Lura, and Blain throughout my high school years at Camp Tapawingo, Bandy’s Backpackers, and helping Mrs. Zimmerman with her Girl Scout troop. Beautiful memories from a beautiful time in my life! Bon Voyage, my friend, Crackers.
What a lovely woman that was fun to be around! So sad about her passing!
The Lopez family sends our condolences
Nedra was an amazing woman. Sorry for the spell check error in my post. Nedra probably would have gotten a big laugh!
I’ve known NEDRA since 7th grade. She was always so friendly and full of laughter I’ll miss you my friend.
She will be missed!