Valerie Vestal Obituary
Our precious daughter, Valerie Mia Vestal, whose name means strength and beloved, was born on August 27, 2025. Though her time with us was brief, she was long anticipated and deeply loved.
Valerie is adored by her loving parents, Brandon and Monique Vestal. She is also cherished by her grandparents, Clint and Mary Vestal, and Jonathan and Sharon Edwards; her great-grandmother, Judy Franks; and a host of others including her aunts and uncles, Crystal Edwards, Blake Edwards, Kayla Edwards, Samantha Vestal, Marlana Vestal, and Andrew Vestal.
Valerie was cradled in our hearts from the moment she came into existence, and now she rests in the overflowing embrace of her grandparents—Mildred Brooks, Nancy Vestal, Dolores Woods, and Rosie Bell Cupil—whose love surrounds her in eternity. We take comfort in knowing she is held by those who went before, wrapped in warmth, peace, and everlasting care.
Valerie taught us that even the smallest life can inspire the greatest tenderness. Her memory lives on in every tear we shed, every smile we share, and every moment we hold each other a little closer. Valerie will always be remembered as a precious gift.
A private service will be held by the family.
"Some only dream of angels, we held one in our arms."
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