Alayah "Layla" or "Babygirl" Guggenmos was born Dec.11, 2015, and passed away April 27, 2017, in Memphis, Tenn., surrounded by family. Although Alayah's life on earth was short she had an army of prayer warriors that carried her through her journey home.
Sweet Alayah Jade lost her battle to cancer, but won favor with God as he scooped up her spirit into his loving arms and carried her home Thursday the 27th of April.
Alayah is survived by her parents, Cory Guggenmos of Brewster and Hope Guggenmos of Memphis; her big sister, Niki; grandparents, Roger and Cindy Guggenmos, and Rock and Shelly Roxbury; uncles and aunt, Cody, Tyler and Brayden, Mary, Tyler and Justin; cousins, Cedric and Henry; great-grandparents, Bill and Ramona Guggenmos, and James and Mary Rooney; multiple great-aunts, -uncles and cousins on both sides.
All memorials received will be sent to St. Judes in Tennessee for the time and effort they place in a cure for children, like Alayah, suffering with cancer. The family recognizes the compassionate care Alayah received during her time there and are thankful for all they could do.
Published in Custer County Chief on May 4, 2017
Alayah "Layla" or "Babygirl" Guggenmos was born Dec.11, 2015, and passed away April 27, 2017, in Memphis, Tenn., surrounded by family. Although Alayah's life on earth was short she had an army of prayer warriors that carried her through her journey home.
Sweet Alayah Jade lost her battle to cancer, but won favor with God as he scooped up her spirit into his loving arms and carried her home Thursday the 27th of April.
Alayah is survived by her parents, Cory Guggenmos of Brewster and Hope Guggenmos of Memphis; her big sister, Niki; grandparents, Roger and Cindy Guggenmos, and Rock and Shelly Roxbury; uncles and aunt, Cody, Tyler and Brayden, Mary, Tyler and Justin; cousins, Cedric and Henry; great-grandparents, Bill and Ramona Guggenmos, and James and Mary Rooney; multiple great-aunts, -uncles and cousins on both sides.
All memorials received will be sent to St. Judes in Tennessee for the time and effort they place in a cure for children, like Alayah, suffering with cancer. The family recognizes the compassionate care Alayah received during her time there and are thankful for all they could do.
Published in Custer County Chief on May 4, 2017
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