Our precious, Madison Paige, came into this world on April 29, 2024, a beautiful, healthy and happy baby girl.  She was the best surprise of our lives. We didn't find out the gender before giving birth and were completely shocked! From the very beginning, she filled our lives with a love we could never have imagined.  With her sweet smile, bright personality, and joyful spirit, Madi quickly became the heart of our family.  She adored her mommy and daddy, her brothers Brady and Griffin, and being surrounded by the people she loved the most.  She was the little girl who brought light wherever she went.  Madi was able to travel to our favorite places as a baby. She went to the "Bear House", spent weekends together at Florida Gator games, visits to the beach, fun restaurants, Disney World and so much more.  Madi was the little girl that her mommy and daddy always dreamed of.  Her mommy loved dressing her in pink, bows and all of the girl things! Madi loved watching Ms. Rachel, Elmo, and Mickey.  We have so many videos of her precious giggle with her big brothers and laughs with all of her family members. Ever since Madi was about 4 months old, she started tilting her head to the side. We went to PT together, and had scans done.  The tilt would slowly go away for a short time, but it never seemed to go away completely.  Deep down as her mom, I always knew something was off.  Madi was our best little eater! She loved fish, avocado, eggs, really anything we gave her.  We were hopeful the stronger she got, that her tilt would eventually go away. Little did we know, she was born with this terrible mitochondrial disease that we found out only 40 days after her first birthday on our family Disney Cruise.  Madi brought a love to us that will never be replaced.  Every time we see the color pink, we think of her.  Her smile was brighter than anyone we have ever known and she is truly the strongest, sweetest most beautiful angel looking down on all of us. We will continue to honor our girl for the rest of our lives in the way she would want us to.  We miss her more than words can ever express and our hearts will always have the biggest spot for her.