Happy Birthday, MacKenzie, my sweet girl

 

Happy Birthday, MacKenzie

Today, on March 25th, we celebrate the life of a remarkable little girl—MacKenzie. A soul so bright, so full of love, and so deeply cherished. Though her time here was far too short, the love she shared and the joy she brought remain eternal.

MacKenzie had a heart as big as her imagination, a love for stories that carried her to places far beyond the world around her. With a book in her hands, she could journey anywhere, and in doing so, she left behind a story of her own—a story of love, laughter, and the simple joys that made her shine.

Her birthdays were filled with traditions that made her smile. A visit to Dominion, where she’d carefully choose the perfect cake or cupcake with the excitement only a child can bring. A day where Grandpa would spoil her with all the fruit and nuts she loved, because he knew that was his special way of making her feel adored. These moments, though now memories, are treasures—reminders of a little girl who was so incredibly loved.

MacKenzie, you are missed beyond words, but your love still lingers in the hearts of those who hold you dear. In the rustle of pages turning, in the warmth of a shared story, in the sweetness of a birthday cake chosen with care—your spirit is here.

Happy Birthday, sweet MacKenzie. You are forever loved, forever remembered. 💜

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