Ayden Satoshi Brown

Ayden was a loving child, full of hopes and dreams. He aspired to be many things and constantly challenged his mind. Ayden could build a puzzle all by himself at the young age of 2. He loved the solar system, we often gazed at the moon and talked about the stars and wondered what it would be like to go to space. He could name all the planets and characteristics that they had, even the galaxies, the most amazing mind my sweet son had. Ayden had a way of capturing your soul and rejuvenating your heart. He found joy in everything that he did, he never made time to feel sorry for himself. Ayden had no boundaries; we hiked a mountain all the way to the waterfall, reaching heights that no toddler ever had. We spend our evenings in the hospitals playing shadows on the wall or throwing a party for no reason at all. There was never a dull moment as long as Ayden was around. Every day was a fun day with my little son, as soon as he woke up all the fun began. Ayden was everything a mother could ask and more, a child I love and simply adore.

Ayden will be missed by his entire family of brother and sisters, cousins, uncles, aunts, grandparents, and now the entire world. He will be a part of our life that will be irreplaceable. Ayden inspired many to put their faith in the Lord and fight. Ayden fought harder in three years than many will fight in a lifetime. Let my sons journey inspire you to love your children, fight for your children, and never accept 4% funding again.