Three-year-old Cheyenne Hyer was laid to rest Wednesday in a private ceremony in Jacksonville, Florida.
Her mother is Cassie Barker, and her father is Ryan Hyer.
A small white casket was adorned with shading in Cheyenne’s favorite pink color, and a colorful flower arrangement with pink roses rested on it.
On a table at the funeral home sat a couple of character figurines from Cheyenne’s favorite movie, “Frozen,” and the service included a time for reflection while her favorite song, “Let it Go,” played. Pictures of Cheyenne alone or with others also sat on display.
Messages such as “RIP baby girl” were written in memory of Cheyenne.
Cheyenne died Sept. 30 after being left in the back of a car for nearly five hours.
Cheyenne was buried at Chapel Hills Memorial Gardens.
The service ended with the Lord’s Prayer.
“She was such a happy litte girl,” Hyer said. “The whole world was in front of her. Nothing could get her down. She was just happy.”
Source: http://www.sunherald.com
Her mother is Cassie Barker, and her father is Ryan Hyer.
A small white casket was adorned with shading in Cheyenne’s favorite pink color, and a colorful flower arrangement with pink roses rested on it.
On a table at the funeral home sat a couple of character figurines from Cheyenne’s favorite movie, “Frozen,” and the service included a time for reflection while her favorite song, “Let it Go,” played. Pictures of Cheyenne alone or with others also sat on display.
Messages such as “RIP baby girl” were written in memory of Cheyenne.
Cheyenne died Sept. 30 after being left in the back of a car for nearly five hours.
Cheyenne was buried at Chapel Hills Memorial Gardens.
The service ended with the Lord’s Prayer.
“She was such a happy litte girl,” Hyer said. “The whole world was in front of her. Nothing could get her down. She was just happy.”
Source: http://www.sunherald.com
Three-year-old Cheyenne Hyer was laid to rest Wednesday in a private ceremony in Jacksonville, Florida.
Her mother is Cassie Barker, and her father is Ryan Hyer.
A small white casket was adorned with shading in Cheyenne’s favorite pink color, and a colorful flower arrangement with pink roses rested on it.
On a table at the funeral home sat a couple of character figurines from Cheyenne’s favorite movie, “Frozen,” and the service included a time for reflection while her favorite song, “Let it Go,” played. Pictures of Cheyenne alone or with others also sat on display.
Messages such as “RIP baby girl” were written in memory of Cheyenne.
Cheyenne died Sept. 30 after being left in the back of a car for nearly five hours.
Cheyenne was buried at Chapel Hills Memorial Gardens.
The service ended with the Lord’s Prayer.
“She was such a happy litte girl,” Hyer said. “The whole world was in front of her. Nothing could get her down. She was just happy.”
Source: http://www.sunherald.com
Her mother is Cassie Barker, and her father is Ryan Hyer.
A small white casket was adorned with shading in Cheyenne’s favorite pink color, and a colorful flower arrangement with pink roses rested on it.
On a table at the funeral home sat a couple of character figurines from Cheyenne’s favorite movie, “Frozen,” and the service included a time for reflection while her favorite song, “Let it Go,” played. Pictures of Cheyenne alone or with others also sat on display.
Messages such as “RIP baby girl” were written in memory of Cheyenne.
Cheyenne died Sept. 30 after being left in the back of a car for nearly five hours.
Cheyenne was buried at Chapel Hills Memorial Gardens.
The service ended with the Lord’s Prayer.
“She was such a happy litte girl,” Hyer said. “The whole world was in front of her. Nothing could get her down. She was just happy.”
Source: http://www.sunherald.com
