With unimaginable sadness, we share the heartbreaking news that our precious Brynn passed away Saturday afternoon following a tragic golf cart accident. She was cradled in Amanda’s arms as she left this world, surrounded by love in the most tender way possible. Though only eight years old, Brynn filled our lives with joy, light, and laughter, and the loss of her beautiful presence has left a void that words will never be able to describe.
Brynn was the heartbeat of our family—our sweet girl who completed us in every way. Her smile could brighten even the hardest days, and her playful spirit brought energy and warmth to every room she entered. She loved fiercely, laughed freely, and had the remarkable gift of making people feel loved and included. In her short years, she taught us more about love, resilience, and joy than we could have ever imagined.
As we face this devastating reality, we are deeply moved by the outpouring of love, support, and prayers we have received. Every call, text, hug, and meal shared with us has carried us through the darkest moments of these past days. We cannot begin to express how grateful we are for our incredible network of family, friends, and community who have lifted us up when we could not stand on our own.
A Celebration of Life for Brynn will be held this Saturday, and all who loved her are warmly invited to join us in remembering her. Details can be found in her obituary linked below. We hope this gathering will be a space to share stories, tears, laughter, and cherished memories, ensuring that Brynn’s spirit lives on through all who knew her.
As a family, we have one heartfelt request: please keep talking about Brynn. Share your memories, your stories, your moments with her. We will likely cry as we hear them, but we welcome the tears, because they remind us of the love she gave and the joy she brought. We never want her to be forgotten, because Brynn will forever be a part of us.
“Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten.” Brynn is our forever Ohana—forever 8, forever loved, and forever remembered.