Leo Robbie Doolittle
Leo Robbie Doolittle
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08/25/25-9/6/25
In Loving Memory of our little Leo bear.
Our precious baby boy, Leo, though small, showed a strength far greater than his size. From the moment he came into our lives, he filled our hearts with love, pride, and wonder.
Leo was a beautiful soul who loved to show off his little skills, always reminding us of how extraordinary he was even at such a young age. Every moment with him was a gift, and in his short life, he achieved more than we ever could have imagined.
Leo was deeply loved by his mommy and daddy, who will forever be proud of their brave and remarkable son. Though his time with us was brief, the joy and light he brought will never fade.
Leo will always be remembered, cherished, and carried in our hearts.
Leo is survived by his twin sister Lucy Ann. His loving parents Sean and Angela Doolittle. Grandparents Robbie and Debbie Hedges, Cathy and Bob Solomon, and Bill Doolittle. He is also survived many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Thank you to the Mercy NICU team who cared and loved on little Leo. His primary nurses Macy and Autumn. And lots of other nurses and staff who showed him love. Kristen, Elizabeth, Alejandra, Kaelyn, Kaycee, Kaitlynn, Heather and Audrey. Leo's time with you was short, but your compassion towards him was appreciated. Thank you to Dr. Amy Yen for taking such good care of our little Leo.
In lieu of flowers please make donations to the Ronald McDonald house in Leo's name, so other families can be close to their babies who also are battling health complications.
https://rmhcozarks.org/donate/ronald-mcdonald- houses/
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Cathy and Bob Solomon
September 9, 2025
Though our precious Leo was with us only 12 short days, he showed us the strength of a true champ. His tiny life filled our hearts with love and pride beyond measure. We will carry him with us always, celebrating the gift of his beautiful spirit.
To our dear son, Sean and daughter-in-law, Angela, our hearts ache with yours. We are so proud of the strength, love, and devotion you have shown every moment. We hold you close as we carry his memory together, always.
And to sweet Lucy, his twin sister, may you always feel your brother´s love beside you, guiding you and living on through you.
With all our love, Grandma Cathy and Grandpa Bob.
Renee Taylor
September 9, 2025
I know how excited you were to have him in your life. I´m so sorry for your loss of such an amazing young man who is now with the Lord. I pray you feel God´s presence in your grief and pray for Lucy´s healing as well.
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