Blue Bee Project
Blue Bee Project is a mental health awareness community created in memory of our son, Nathan Montez Jr., to remind others they are not alone.
Mental Health Support, Hope, and Community for Those Suffering in Silence
Blue Bee Project is a mental health support, mental health awareness, and hope-centered community created in memory of Nathan Montez Jr.
Our hearts are especially with young people. We see you. If you’re struggling with mental health, grief, loneliness, or hopelessness, we want you to know you are loved, and you are in our prayers.
At the Blue Bee Project, we are working toward a world where no one feels unseen or unsupported. We believe hope takes root when people show up for one another by listening, checking in, and choosing kindness in everyday moments. These small acts can make a lasting difference for mental health support, suicide prevention awareness, grief support, and community care.
We made a promise: to honor our son’s life by helping others find hope. This is why the Blue Bee Project exists: to honor Nathan’s life by sharing his story with honesty and love, in the hope that it helps someone feel seen, understood, and less alone.
Find Mental Health Support, Hope, and Our Story
Read Our Story
Learn about Nathan Montez Jr., why the Blue Bee Project was created, and how his story continues to inspire hope.
Mental Health Support Resources
Access mental health support resources, encouragement, suicide prevention awareness, and help for anyone who may be struggling in silence.
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Read reflections, stories, events, and mental health awareness posts shared in honor of Nathan’s life.
In Loving Memory of Nathan Lee Montez, Jr.
This blog is a space to share stories, memories, reflections, and events inspired by our son’s life. It is also a place to speak openly about mental health, grief, hope, suicide prevention awareness, healing after loss, and mental health support. We hope it brings comfort, connection, and awareness to others who visit.
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This doesn’t mean tears don’t fall , or that I don’t have mornings where I wake up with a very real, physical pain in my chest. My heart hurts because I miss Nathan so much. Today Jan 26, 2026 is 2 years since Nathan’s passing. For the past couple months, I’ve been thinking a lot…
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This was our first time out on the town together as a family after losing Nathan. We were still finding our way, still feeling it all, but holding onto love, and finding hope in the little moments. #BlueBeeProject #FamilyHealing Holding Each Other Through the Unthinkable “Why?” It’s one of the first and hardest questions…
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After losing Nathan, life changed in ways I can’t fully put into words…. The world looked the same, but nothing felt the same because nothing would ever be the same after losing our son to suicide. There were days I’d sit in the quiet, waiting to hear his big laugh, his whistling, or even just…
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