Arya Logann Greenlee passed away on Thursday, March 22, 2018 at Liberty Hospital in Liberty, MO. Funeral services will be held at the Mendon Christian Church, Mendon, MO, Wednesday, March 28, 2018 at 11:00 A.M. Gail Brown officiating. Visitation will be held at Breshears Memorial Chapel, Mendon, MO, Tuesday, March 27, 2018 from 5:00-7:00 P.M. Burial will be in Mendon Cemetery in Mendon, MO.
Arya was 2 and a half years old. Her favorite color was pink. She loved to color and trace her letters. She was the most precious gift anyone could ever receive. There are so many ways I could describe her short time here on Earth, but instead I will write her this letter.
My Dearest Sweetest Baby Girl,
You will never know the amount of love I have for you. You were the best parts of me and everything that made me whole. You were my sunshine on a rainy day. Each and every moment with you was the best moment of my life. From when you smiled your first smile because your Daddy was making funny faces, to when you learned how to walk at only 8 ½ months. You were the smartest, sassiest toddler I’ve ever known. You were always ready to learn how to do things yourself because “I got dis mommy, I got dis”. Baby girl, every memory I have of you is the most precious thing I have. And while I know I will never get to send you off to your first day of school, or give you dating advice, or see you graduate, or walk down aisle, I know that you are up in heaven with your family who loves you just as much as your Daddy and I do. You weren’t here with me very long but baby girl you taught me so much. You taught me that there is unconditional love that isn’t bought or earned but just is. You taught me how to be strong when I was weak. You taught me it’s okay to forget the dishes and have a dance party. My sweet, sweet little girl. There will never be a moment that you aren’t in your daddy’s and my thoughts. But if you can’t be with us, we are glad you are with those who love you. We love you more than the fish in the sea and the stars in the sky. Be free my sweet precious child.
Love,
Mommy
Arya is survived in life by her mother and father, Sierra Greenlee of Riverside, MO and Dustin Greenlee of Maryville, MO; her brother Colton Greenlee; two sisters, Grace and Elliana Greenlee; her grandparents, Amy and Dale McCampbell, Julie and Dean Pace, and John and Laurie Greenlee; aunts, Jamie, Michelle (Miki), and Toniella (Toni) Greenlee; her uncle Andy McCampbell; as well as many other aunts, uncles, and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her grandmother, Cheryl Bangs; and her great-grandparents, Marcia Stanley, Ann Greenlee, and Verlin and Sharon Tharp.
Pallbearers will be George Anderson, Chris Lerch, Andy McCampbell, CJ Baldwin, Joel Harderson, and David Cooper.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests memorial donations to Family Choice. Donations may be left at or mailed to Breshears Memorial Chapel, 207 W. Broadway, Brunswick, MO, 65236.
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A Must Read = http://www.ktvu.com/news/grieving-mother-warns-others-about-diabetes
Arya was 2 and a half years old. Her favorite color was pink. She loved to color and trace her letters. She was the most precious gift anyone could ever receive. There are so many ways I could describe her short time here on Earth, but instead I will write her this letter.
My Dearest Sweetest Baby Girl,
You will never know the amount of love I have for you. You were the best parts of me and everything that made me whole. You were my sunshine on a rainy day. Each and every moment with you was the best moment of my life. From when you smiled your first smile because your Daddy was making funny faces, to when you learned how to walk at only 8 ½ months. You were the smartest, sassiest toddler I’ve ever known. You were always ready to learn how to do things yourself because “I got dis mommy, I got dis”. Baby girl, every memory I have of you is the most precious thing I have. And while I know I will never get to send you off to your first day of school, or give you dating advice, or see you graduate, or walk down aisle, I know that you are up in heaven with your family who loves you just as much as your Daddy and I do. You weren’t here with me very long but baby girl you taught me so much. You taught me that there is unconditional love that isn’t bought or earned but just is. You taught me how to be strong when I was weak. You taught me it’s okay to forget the dishes and have a dance party. My sweet, sweet little girl. There will never be a moment that you aren’t in your daddy’s and my thoughts. But if you can’t be with us, we are glad you are with those who love you. We love you more than the fish in the sea and the stars in the sky. Be free my sweet precious child.
Love,
Mommy
Arya is survived in life by her mother and father, Sierra Greenlee of Riverside, MO and Dustin Greenlee of Maryville, MO; her brother Colton Greenlee; two sisters, Grace and Elliana Greenlee; her grandparents, Amy and Dale McCampbell, Julie and Dean Pace, and John and Laurie Greenlee; aunts, Jamie, Michelle (Miki), and Toniella (Toni) Greenlee; her uncle Andy McCampbell; as well as many other aunts, uncles, and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her grandmother, Cheryl Bangs; and her great-grandparents, Marcia Stanley, Ann Greenlee, and Verlin and Sharon Tharp.
Pallbearers will be George Anderson, Chris Lerch, Andy McCampbell, CJ Baldwin, Joel Harderson, and David Cooper.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests memorial donations to Family Choice. Donations may be left at or mailed to Breshears Memorial Chapel, 207 W. Broadway, Brunswick, MO, 65236.
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A Must Read = http://www.ktvu.com/news/grieving-mother-warns-others-about-diabetes
Arya Logann Greenlee passed away on Thursday, March 22, 2018 at Liberty Hospital in Liberty, MO. Funeral services will be held at the Mendon Christian Church, Mendon, MO, Wednesday, March 28, 2018 at 11:00 A.M. Gail Brown officiating. Visitation will be held at Breshears Memorial Chapel, Mendon, MO, Tuesday, March 27, 2018 from 5:00-7:00 P.M. Burial will be in Mendon Cemetery in Mendon, MO.
Arya was 2 and a half years old. Her favorite color was pink. She loved to color and trace her letters. She was the most precious gift anyone could ever receive. There are so many ways I could describe her short time here on Earth, but instead I will write her this letter.
My Dearest Sweetest Baby Girl,
You will never know the amount of love I have for you. You were the best parts of me and everything that made me whole. You were my sunshine on a rainy day. Each and every moment with you was the best moment of my life. From when you smiled your first smile because your Daddy was making funny faces, to when you learned how to walk at only 8 ½ months. You were the smartest, sassiest toddler I’ve ever known. You were always ready to learn how to do things yourself because “I got dis mommy, I got dis”. Baby girl, every memory I have of you is the most precious thing I have. And while I know I will never get to send you off to your first day of school, or give you dating advice, or see you graduate, or walk down aisle, I know that you are up in heaven with your family who loves you just as much as your Daddy and I do. You weren’t here with me very long but baby girl you taught me so much. You taught me that there is unconditional love that isn’t bought or earned but just is. You taught me how to be strong when I was weak. You taught me it’s okay to forget the dishes and have a dance party. My sweet, sweet little girl. There will never be a moment that you aren’t in your daddy’s and my thoughts. But if you can’t be with us, we are glad you are with those who love you. We love you more than the fish in the sea and the stars in the sky. Be free my sweet precious child.
Love,
Mommy
Arya is survived in life by her mother and father, Sierra Greenlee of Riverside, MO and Dustin Greenlee of Maryville, MO; her brother Colton Greenlee; two sisters, Grace and Elliana Greenlee; her grandparents, Amy and Dale McCampbell, Julie and Dean Pace, and John and Laurie Greenlee; aunts, Jamie, Michelle (Miki), and Toniella (Toni) Greenlee; her uncle Andy McCampbell; as well as many other aunts, uncles, and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her grandmother, Cheryl Bangs; and her great-grandparents, Marcia Stanley, Ann Greenlee, and Verlin and Sharon Tharp.
Pallbearers will be George Anderson, Chris Lerch, Andy McCampbell, CJ Baldwin, Joel Harderson, and David Cooper.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests memorial donations to Family Choice. Donations may be left at or mailed to Breshears Memorial Chapel, 207 W. Broadway, Brunswick, MO, 65236.
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A Must Read = http://www.ktvu.com/news/grieving-mother-warns-others-about-diabetes
Arya was 2 and a half years old. Her favorite color was pink. She loved to color and trace her letters. She was the most precious gift anyone could ever receive. There are so many ways I could describe her short time here on Earth, but instead I will write her this letter.
My Dearest Sweetest Baby Girl,
You will never know the amount of love I have for you. You were the best parts of me and everything that made me whole. You were my sunshine on a rainy day. Each and every moment with you was the best moment of my life. From when you smiled your first smile because your Daddy was making funny faces, to when you learned how to walk at only 8 ½ months. You were the smartest, sassiest toddler I’ve ever known. You were always ready to learn how to do things yourself because “I got dis mommy, I got dis”. Baby girl, every memory I have of you is the most precious thing I have. And while I know I will never get to send you off to your first day of school, or give you dating advice, or see you graduate, or walk down aisle, I know that you are up in heaven with your family who loves you just as much as your Daddy and I do. You weren’t here with me very long but baby girl you taught me so much. You taught me that there is unconditional love that isn’t bought or earned but just is. You taught me how to be strong when I was weak. You taught me it’s okay to forget the dishes and have a dance party. My sweet, sweet little girl. There will never be a moment that you aren’t in your daddy’s and my thoughts. But if you can’t be with us, we are glad you are with those who love you. We love you more than the fish in the sea and the stars in the sky. Be free my sweet precious child.
Love,
Mommy
Arya is survived in life by her mother and father, Sierra Greenlee of Riverside, MO and Dustin Greenlee of Maryville, MO; her brother Colton Greenlee; two sisters, Grace and Elliana Greenlee; her grandparents, Amy and Dale McCampbell, Julie and Dean Pace, and John and Laurie Greenlee; aunts, Jamie, Michelle (Miki), and Toniella (Toni) Greenlee; her uncle Andy McCampbell; as well as many other aunts, uncles, and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her grandmother, Cheryl Bangs; and her great-grandparents, Marcia Stanley, Ann Greenlee, and Verlin and Sharon Tharp.
Pallbearers will be George Anderson, Chris Lerch, Andy McCampbell, CJ Baldwin, Joel Harderson, and David Cooper.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests memorial donations to Family Choice. Donations may be left at or mailed to Breshears Memorial Chapel, 207 W. Broadway, Brunswick, MO, 65236.
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A Must Read = http://www.ktvu.com/news/grieving-mother-warns-others-about-diabetes
