༺✿ڰۣڿ✿༻ LOVING MEMORY ༺✿ڰۣڿ✿༻
Heartfelt Thank you to cmb for sponsoring Je’Hyrah’s memorial
The obituary for Je'Hyrah Daniels, the daughter of a woman accused of abandoning her to drown in the Hillsborough River last week, calls her a "loving, happy, energetic, funny and outgoing little girl." Her mother is charged in her murder.
On Thursday, August 2, 2018, the Lord took a precious and beautiful flower, Little Miss Je'Hyrah Nyasia Daniels from her earthly home
Ms. Je'Hyrah Nyasia Daniels was a native and lifelong resident of Tampa, Florida. She attended the public schools of Hillsborough County, last attending James Elementary School. She had a short but beautiful life and was a loving, happy, energetic, funny and outgoing little girl. Although she was non-verbal - her expressions spoke volumes and touch the hearts and lives of all she encountered. Je'Hyrah loved stuffed animals and the movie "Rio". She was loved by many and will be truly missed.
Today there will be silence,
no crying will you hear.
I didn't mean to anger you,
I just wanted you near.
Today there will be sleep again,
I won't cry out in vain.
The nights I needed comforting,
were filled with hurt and pain.
How could someone so big and strong,
strike out at little me?
I was a gift, your little girl
unwanted now, I see.
Today there will be love at last,
l on angels wings I'll soar.
Way up high, above the clouds,
through heavens golden doors.
So, say a prayer for me
for the life I'll never know
I just wish you could have cared for me
for I would have loved you so
~ Sherry Gautreau
Heartfelt Thank you to cmb for sponsoring Je’Hyrah’s memorial
The obituary for Je'Hyrah Daniels, the daughter of a woman accused of abandoning her to drown in the Hillsborough River last week, calls her a "loving, happy, energetic, funny and outgoing little girl." Her mother is charged in her murder.
On Thursday, August 2, 2018, the Lord took a precious and beautiful flower, Little Miss Je'Hyrah Nyasia Daniels from her earthly home
Ms. Je'Hyrah Nyasia Daniels was a native and lifelong resident of Tampa, Florida. She attended the public schools of Hillsborough County, last attending James Elementary School. She had a short but beautiful life and was a loving, happy, energetic, funny and outgoing little girl. Although she was non-verbal - her expressions spoke volumes and touch the hearts and lives of all she encountered. Je'Hyrah loved stuffed animals and the movie "Rio". She was loved by many and will be truly missed.
Today there will be silence,
no crying will you hear.
I didn't mean to anger you,
I just wanted you near.
Today there will be sleep again,
I won't cry out in vain.
The nights I needed comforting,
were filled with hurt and pain.
How could someone so big and strong,
strike out at little me?
I was a gift, your little girl
unwanted now, I see.
Today there will be love at last,
l on angels wings I'll soar.
Way up high, above the clouds,
through heavens golden doors.
So, say a prayer for me
for the life I'll never know
I just wish you could have cared for me
for I would have loved you so
~ Sherry Gautreau
༺✿ڰۣڿ✿༻ LOVING MEMORY ༺✿ڰۣڿ✿༻
Heartfelt Thank you to cmb for sponsoring Je’Hyrah’s memorial
The obituary for Je'Hyrah Daniels, the daughter of a woman accused of abandoning her to drown in the Hillsborough River last week, calls her a "loving, happy, energetic, funny and outgoing little girl." Her mother is charged in her murder.
On Thursday, August 2, 2018, the Lord took a precious and beautiful flower, Little Miss Je'Hyrah Nyasia Daniels from her earthly home
Ms. Je'Hyrah Nyasia Daniels was a native and lifelong resident of Tampa, Florida. She attended the public schools of Hillsborough County, last attending James Elementary School. She had a short but beautiful life and was a loving, happy, energetic, funny and outgoing little girl. Although she was non-verbal - her expressions spoke volumes and touch the hearts and lives of all she encountered. Je'Hyrah loved stuffed animals and the movie "Rio". She was loved by many and will be truly missed.
Today there will be silence,
no crying will you hear.
I didn't mean to anger you,
I just wanted you near.
Today there will be sleep again,
I won't cry out in vain.
The nights I needed comforting,
were filled with hurt and pain.
How could someone so big and strong,
strike out at little me?
I was a gift, your little girl
unwanted now, I see.
Today there will be love at last,
l on angels wings I'll soar.
Way up high, above the clouds,
through heavens golden doors.
So, say a prayer for me
for the life I'll never know
I just wish you could have cared for me
for I would have loved you so
~ Sherry Gautreau
Heartfelt Thank you to cmb for sponsoring Je’Hyrah’s memorial
The obituary for Je'Hyrah Daniels, the daughter of a woman accused of abandoning her to drown in the Hillsborough River last week, calls her a "loving, happy, energetic, funny and outgoing little girl." Her mother is charged in her murder.
On Thursday, August 2, 2018, the Lord took a precious and beautiful flower, Little Miss Je'Hyrah Nyasia Daniels from her earthly home
Ms. Je'Hyrah Nyasia Daniels was a native and lifelong resident of Tampa, Florida. She attended the public schools of Hillsborough County, last attending James Elementary School. She had a short but beautiful life and was a loving, happy, energetic, funny and outgoing little girl. Although she was non-verbal - her expressions spoke volumes and touch the hearts and lives of all she encountered. Je'Hyrah loved stuffed animals and the movie "Rio". She was loved by many and will be truly missed.
Today there will be silence,
no crying will you hear.
I didn't mean to anger you,
I just wanted you near.
Today there will be sleep again,
I won't cry out in vain.
The nights I needed comforting,
were filled with hurt and pain.
How could someone so big and strong,
strike out at little me?
I was a gift, your little girl
unwanted now, I see.
Today there will be love at last,
l on angels wings I'll soar.
Way up high, above the clouds,
through heavens golden doors.
So, say a prayer for me
for the life I'll never know
I just wish you could have cared for me
for I would have loved you so
~ Sherry Gautreau
