Payton R. Brown

Once upon a time, in the Kingdom of Love, there lived a mother whose heart overflowed with devotion. On November 8, 2014, she welcomed her first Princess into the world, a radiant light named Payton Remelle.

From the moment she arrived, Princess Payton enchanted all who knew her. Though she did not speak with words, her eyes sparkled with a language of love, and her smile radiated a warmth that could brighten even the cloudiest day. She had a way of filing every room with joy.

Payton's mother, Brieyonna, was a beacon of unwavering love and strength. She dedicated herself wholeheartedly to ensuring Payton's world was filled with warmth, care and endless affection. Through every moment. Brieyonna embraced motherhood with grace and devotion, becoming not only a caretaker but also Payton's greatest source of love and comfort.

By her side was Daquane, a man whose heart knew no bounds when it came to Payton. Though not her father by birth, he embraced Payton as his own, showering her with the same unconditional love and devotion. He cared for her with tenderness, ensuring she always felt safe, cherished and treasured. His love was steadfast, and his presence in Payton's life was a testament to the beauty of chosen family.

Payton attended Ridge Ruxton in Baltimore County, where she filled the halls with the same joy and light she brought to everyone she met. A sweet, radiant soul, she lived in a world where magic, love and happiness knew no limits. Payton loved the color pink! She enjoyed trips to the zoo and park. Her favorite leisure activity was relaxing in the pool. Her favorite shows were Elmo and Sophia the First. Payton loved babies and puppies; especially her dearest Poppa.

Princess Payton's world was one of magic--where love was boundless and happiness was found in the simplest moments. She shared this world with her devoted mother, Brieyonna; her father, Daquane; her adoring sister, Charlee; and her beloved brother, Mason. Together, they formed a royal court of unwavering love, each member touched by Payton's gentle spirit and unbreakable strength. Her presence was a gift, a reminder that love needs no words and that a single smile could bring light to even the darkest of days. Payton's story, though brief, is woven into the hearts of all who knew her. She taught us the meaning of resilience, the power of kindness, and the beauty of a soul that speaks through love alone.

As we bid farewell to our precious Princess, we take solace in knowing that she is now in a kingdom beyond the stars--a place where she can run freely, dance among the clouds and speak in melodies only the heavens can hear. She will forever be our little Princess, watching over us from her castle in the sky.

She also leaves to cherish her memory-her grandfather, Keith; great-great grandmother Geneive, her great-grandparents, Thelma Harris, Joan and Connell Williams; aunts, Keshawn and Trinity Harris; uncle Ryan; great aunts, Lynette Remelle Keith, Dorothy Harris, who was her care taker, God parents, Towanda and Benjamin Marsh and a host of other cousins, aunts, uncles family and friends.