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Blythe Miller Obituary
Blythe was a very opinionated infant, who wasn't afraid to tell her parents what was up. She was always making her loved ones laugh as she'd stick her tongue out at anyone and anything she saw. Blythe was such a joy to everyone around her and always had a goofy face or a smile.
Anyone who knew Blythe would say she was a joy and delight. She was loved by so many and was able to touch so many people with what short time she was here. She will forever be in the hearts of loved ones and the memories that were shared will forever be looked back on with a smile.
A closed casket ceremony will be on Saturday, July 5, 2025 from 3pm-5pm at the S.R. Avery Funeral Home at 3A Bank St, Hope Valley, RI 02832.
In lieu of flowers, we would appreciate help with her final expenses at the following gofundme: https://gofund.me/2ef9b345
No one is prepared for the sudden loss of a child. This young family would appreciate any help they can get during this difficult time as they focus on supporting each other and will help them heal without financial worry.
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