Ashley E. Boross

My son Mykelo was in Ashley's class and he just loved Ashely. He is very sad for your loss and you have my family's deepest sympathy at this time. Please feel free to contact us if you need absolutely anything. I am so very sorry for your loss you are an inspiration to us all.

Scott and Debbie:
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Ashley was a very special child. We all were very fortunate to have been part of her little world. What a joy she was. God needed an angel and He found a wonderful one in little Ashley.

My wife came to decorate Ashley's room a while back and told me how strong a little girl ashley was. I think about her a lot even though I've never met her or anyone in her family. I was very sad to hear the news. You will continue to be in my prayers.

I am sorry to hear off your loss of your daughter. Ashley. Life was good to her in giving her a mom like you. Keep her in your heart always. I wish your family the best.

Ashley you were such a sweet little girl. You were such a fighter! You will be deeply missed by all. Our prayers go out to you and your family.

Ashley I remember when we played together. I miss you. I hope heaven is nice because you were very nice. I am sad that you are not here. But, I know you won't be sick any more. Everybody will miss you.

I had the honor of knowing Ashley through the love and connection of Nick, Maureen, Ally, Nic, Belle and Mia Bruno and the entire Gump family. We would pray for Ashley at night over the years. I remembering doing a night time journal with Nic one evening and when it came to the part where we wrote who do you pray for tonight, Nic said my cousin Ashley. She was included many a night in prayer. I included her again on Monday night upon hearing of her entering into rest and my six year old...

I remember in New Member class that we were studying the book of Jonah. While the adults were in class with Pastor, Sue was teaching the children the story of Jonah. The adults took a break from study to go into the children's class where the children re-enacted the story of Jonah. Each child was asked to stand when it came time to say their line. When Jonah actually got swallowed up by the whale, which was played by Ashley, she stood up and said her line...."GULP". Our reaction was one of...

We are so grateful that our daughter was able to know such a strong little angel as yourself. The strength and courage of you and your family is an inspiration to us all. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you.