Brittney Peyton was born on November 18th, 2002. From an early age her vivacious personality showed through in everything that she did.

Whether it be singing loudly in the car or dancing while eating raw potatoes. When she was younger she enjoyed riding horses, having dance parties with her friends, and planning holiday celebrations with her family. She truly was one of a kind. Britt-Britt, as so many of us called her, was a light in every room she entered. She refused to allow anyone to be sad on her watch. She overcame so many things only to still have that million dollar smile at the end of the day.

She attended Hanover County Schools and wanted to be an EMT. On an honest note, the social aspect of school was her favorite, followed closely by lunch. Her ability to make the best of any situation as well as her want to help people on their darkest days were the reasons she settled on wanting to work in the medical field. Brittney was fiercely protective of those she loved, and she wasn’t scared to speak on it. If she cared for you then you knew it and so did the rest of the world. She was a firecracker of the best sort.

She also dreamed of traveling and had a list a mile long of the places she wished to visit. In life, she was a reminder of all that was right in the world. In death, she reminds us to love fiercely and live life to the fullest.