Baby Jeremiah Hayes McGowan
Baby Jeremiah Hayes McGowan
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Baby Jeremiah McGowan Obituary
Jeremiah Hayes McGowan was born sleeping at NEA Baptist Memorial Hospital on September 30, 2025 into the arms of his parents, Justin and Alaisa McGowan. Jeremiah leaves behind one brother, Levi McGowan, his five grandparents, five great grandparents, one great great grandmother, two aunts, two uncles, two cousins, and many more extended family and friends. He joins above four heavenly siblings.
Jeremiah’s life and pure presence included special moments that will always be treasured by his parents and grandparents. Despite his short time on earth, he was deeply loved by his family and many family friends. Jeremiah Hayes will be forever loved.
We are blessed to have gotten to know him; no matter how brief the time. We find comfort in knowing that he knew no pain on earth and that he now rests in the arms of Jesus. Please keep us in your thoughts and prayers as we come to terms with our lives here without Jeremiah Hayes.
In remembrance of Jeremiah Hayes McGowan, we ask for any donations be made to Local Mpact, https://www.localmpact.net/donate or Share Hope Foundation, https://neabaptistfoundation.org/giving/in-honor-or-memory-of/.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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