June 9, 2021 - October 31, 2021
Rhett Brian Pixton - Our handsome, perfect son Rhett fell asleep with
us, and woke up in the arms of God on October 31st 2021. Rhett was born on June 9th 2021 to his loving parents Neil & Kaylee Pixton. He was everything we knew we wanted but didn't know
we needed to complete our family. Our "Angel Baby", “Dingo", “Johnny Rhett”, was the happiest, most content little boy with a smile that would light up the room. He loved his bottle, his binky, & sucking on his fist. Rhett had the biggest, most beautiful blue eyes that at times it felt like he was looking right into your soul. While we don't yet understand losing him so soon we have to believe that our Heavenly Father had a different plan for our sweet Rhett. We find comfort in knowing our family will forever have a Guardian Angel.
"You're one of Heaven's angels now
A perfect little star,
And when you shine the world can see,
How beautiful you are.
May you fly with magic wings
On cloud so soft and white.
May your heart be joyful,
And your days be bathed in light.
And though our hearts are broken
And your life was far too short,
We thank you, sweetest Angel,
For the happiness you brought. -Unknown
Rhett will be missed every day by his parents Neil and McKaylee Johnston Pixton. Older brothers Steven (Cheyann), Jaden and Ryker. Uncles and Aunts Micky and Angie Hansen, Nicolas and Charnea Johnston, Grandparents Carl and LouAnne Brace, Brian and Sherrie Johnston. Great grandparents Donna Brace, William and Kathy Johnston, Gail Wendel and a large extended family that will forever remember our Rhett. Preceded in death by grandfather Steven Lloyd Pixton and great grandfather Morris Romano and Dennis Wendel.
Rhett gave us so much happiness in life and he continued to give in death with the donation of his heart to help three other children. We hope his smile will carry-on in small pieces of them as well.
Watch over us Rhett, mommy and daddy can’t wait until the day comes that we can hold you in our arms once again. Rest in peace sweet angel.
