My heart aches for your loss.  May all the wonderful memorie you've made help bring you through. I will continue to keep you in prayer.  

With love, Dailene & family

I knew Avery when she was a young girl while working for her amazing parents, who have had such an incredible and unforgettable impact on my life. When I moved away she kept tabs with me via the internet always supporting and checking in on my ventures while I traveled. Considerate of everyone, as I read through these comments and memories of her. I'm completely blessed to have known her and her family and it's truly poetic to see how she has touched everyones lives in such beautiful ways. 

My heart aches and I'm thinking of you all. 

Love, Kayla B.

My heart is breaking for you all 💔 

Much love,

Jaime 

Dear Ashley,  Andrew and Issac, deepest condolences on the tragic passing of Avery.  I know this has been such a hard journey for all of you.

I know Avery is resting in our Lords arms free from this awful disease!!  Please take comfort she’s spreading her angel wings and flying free!

Sending lots of love ❤️ and prayers 🙏 

Claudelle, Paul, and Bella

Sharon, I am so very sorry to hear about your granddaughter. This has you be so hard on you all. My prayers to you and your family. 

Germaine Kennon

Avery,

The world asked so much of you from so young. And you gave. You gave and you gave, until there was nothing left to give. You were the Giving Tree.

We met in Arizona, 2012, you know the place — you knew it all too well already. You were so small, you were always so small. The battle well underway despite your age and innocence. 

You come in small memories and moments now too — a lavender bed spray to get you through the hollow hours, neon shorts and a leaping hug of reunification, rubbing your aching belly on the floor of a classroom, curled on a couch together in tearful solidarity, hearing you delight in your connection to dogs, a knowing glance and that priceless smile across the table, a fierce declaration to a nurse, a supportive and optimistic message amidst your own tumult, a shaking hand in mine as you braved to share your truth. It is this last one that will stay with me — your balance of enduring delicateness and courage.

In all other ways though, you and your legacy are anything but small — a BIG personality, full of love, gifting laughter, biting sarcasm and wit, ridiculous charm, indescribable preciousness — and will live forever.

I’m confident nobody in your life these days is aware of me or my friendship with you. Yet you were my little sister, my darling girl across more than a decade. Let that stand as a testament to the light, persistence, and pure joy that you were. The number of lives you impacted for the better. The impression we couldn’t hope remove even if we wanted. The large cheering squad — near and far — who will always root for you.

We hadn’t talked since late last year. Tuesday you came to mind, the world implored me to reach out and ask how you were doing. I didn’t know why, and I didn’t know the circumstance. I messaged you Wednesday. You left us that day before. My spirit knew.

I’m sure I’m just one among many left raw, devastated. Yet I take solace in knowing your fight is over. You can rest, you can know peace at last. Know in the end you were so much more than your fight. You will always be brightness. I am forever grateful to have met you, Avery. Until we meet again, rest well and give em hell, kid 💞

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