OUR ANGELS
Niamh Rolston
Niamh was pure sunshine in human form. Fearless, radiant, and endlessly warm, she had a way of lighting up every room the moment she arrived. Her laughter was contagious, her smile constant, and her presence unforgettable. She was loved by everyone, not just because she was fun and vibrant, but because she made people feel truly seen and appreciated. She studied business and carried herself with confidence and determination. While she was driven and capable of achieving anything she set her mind to, her greatest dream was beautifully simple: she wanted to be a mom. Niamh had a naturally nurturing heart. She protected her friends, checked in often, and loved without conditions. That dream reflected who she was at her core — caring, devoted, and full of selfless love. Happiest at the beach, tanning under the sun and laughing with friends, she embraced life fully. Niamh’s legacy is courage, warmth, and love that continues to shine.
Peyton Stewart
Peyton was the definition of selfless strength wrapped in ambition and style. Driven, focused, and endlessly determined, she chased her dreams with quiet confidence and undeniable grace. Whether it was securing an internship at TikTok or building her vision for the future, Peyton moved with purpose. She was a true business baddie — sharp, capable, and always ten steps ahead. But beyond her drive, she was the heart of the group. The “mom" we all relied on. The one who checked in, gave advice, kept us grounded, and made sure everyone was okay before herself. Peyton loved the finer things — Chanel, shopping trips, curated outfits — but what made her shine wasn’t what she wore, it was how she carried herself. Effortlessly confident. Authentically herself. Studying abroad in London was one of her greatest joys. She embraced the experience fully, soaking in the culture, the fashion, the independence — exactly the way she approached life: boldly and wholeheartedly. Peyton’s legacy lives on in the ambition she inspired in others, the standards she set, and the love she gave so freely. She taught us how to strive for more, support each other fiercely, and never dim our light.
Deslyn Williams
Deslyn was strong and sparkled all in one. A true diva in the best sense — confident, bold, and unapologetically herself — she carried a presence that was impossible to ignore. When Deslyn walked into a room, her smile lit it up instantly, and her energy followed close behind. She dreamed of becoming a veterinarian, a reflection of her caring heart and love for animals. Beneath the glam and the fashion icon status was someone deeply compassionate and determined to make a difference. Deslyn was everyone’s hype woman. She celebrated her friends loudly and proudly, making sure no one ever doubted their beauty, talent, or worth. If you needed encouragement, she gave it. If you needed confidence, she lent you hers. She was strong — not just in spirit, but in the way she showed up for the people she loved. Her style was unforgettable, her confidence magnetic, and her loyalty unmatched. But more than anything, it was her warmth, her laughter, and the way she made others feel powerful that defined her.
Asha Weir
Asha had a quiet brilliance about her — the kind that didn’t need to be loud to be felt. Gentle, thoughtful, and wise far beyond her years, she carried herself with a calm understanding that made people feel seen and understood. She studied English, drawn to words and the power they hold. Asha dreamed of becoming a writer, and it was easy to see why — she observed the world so carefully, noticing the small details others might miss. Her mind was reflective, her heart open, and her perspective rare. She loved Point Dume — the ocean air, the cliffs, the stillness. It was a place that mirrored her spirit: peaceful, expansive, and quietly powerful. Whether she was spending time there or on a pickleball court laughing between games, Asha found joy in simple, meaningful moments. Her wisdom, her softness, and her depth left a lasting imprint on everyone who knew her. Though her story feels far too short, the way she made people feel — safe, understood, inspired
— is something that lives on.