Havana Marie Ayala

Dearest baby, please know that our greatest blessing was having you. Heaven’s gain was our loss when our angel was called by our Lord. Havana came into this world too soon and was taken too soon…

June 19, 2020, at 7:26pm Havana Marie Ayala made her grand entrance into this world at only 23 weeks and 2 days gestation. As a micro preemie she endured many unimaginable struggles throughout her short life. Havana is in every sense a true warrior. Her strength and resiliency are unmatched as she fought extremely hard to live here on earth with her mami, papi and baby brother. But her body was not made for this earth, it was made for heaven. She is perfectly and wonderfully made by a loving God. His light shines brightly through her life exhibiting unconditional love, hope, acceptance and compassion towards others. She has touched many lives in impactful ways, and everyone loved her. She completed her earthly purpose well and was called back to her heavenly home where there is no illness or pain. Still, we feel she has left us far too soon.

At 7:14 pm on September 22, 2024, our precious little Havana transitioned to her eternal home into the welcoming arms of Jesus her Lord and Savior. She slept peacefully in the loving arms of her mami and surrounded by loved ones. Havana is now wholly HEALED and is being greeted in Heaven by her older siblings, Layla and Baby A, her maternal great-grandparents, Marie, Willy & Agnes, and Arthur & Hortence, and her paternal great-grandparents, Antonio & Maria Teresa, and Genaro & Felicita.

Havana is survived by her loving parents Tony and Indira Ayala, her baby brother Luca, maternal grandparents Frank and Ingrid DeBenedictis, Elvis and Kiki Ramclam, her paternal grandparents Antonio and Carmen Ayala, her maternal great grandfather Rupert Taylor Sr. and a host of aunties, uncles, cousins and friends – affectionately titled Havana’s Tribe.

Havana will forever be remembered and loved by her parents, brother, grandparents, family and friends. Nothing can separate love. Because of this, we will always be connected. We love you Havana and we are so proud of you! We are thankful that you are fully healed and no longer ill.

For more information please call (773) 622-9300. Thank you.

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