Mollie loved her stuffies and all her baby dolls. She loved playing the mom, taking care of her babies by showing them lots of love. She was extremely creative and wanted every marker, crayon, or colored pencil she could find to practice her drawings or handwriting, even coloring a picture or doodling a masterpiece for anyone around. Her favorite colors were teal, pink, and purple and she made sure everyone knew that! She was beautiful and smart, along with a whole lot of spunk and attitude. Mols was always excited about her tumbling class each week and loved to show off her splits to anyone who would watch. She had recently just landed her first back handspring and was super proud. Mols enjoyed her cheer class, which was developing into more of an obsession, and she was really excited to show her parents their Halloween routine. Academically, she excelled in every subject with reading as her new favorite, along with arts and crafts. Mols loved to sing. Car time karaoke was her favorite part of every car ride. Some of her favorite songs were Boston, Choosin’ Texas, and Shake it Off, always sung at the top of her lungs! Mols took every opportunity she could to go out catering with her dad. Her job was to make sure everyone got their ice cream! She cherished every moment with her mom. She especially loved their lunch dates and Target runs.

Mollie was always smiling with those cute little dimples, and it was hard not to smile back. She had an infectious personality, making people laugh and was the center of attention everywhere she went. She always had a new joke, trick, or game to show you that she had made up. Mollie’s birthday was approaching, and she was so excited to turn seven. Mols had a special spot in so many people’s hearts, and it was very hard not to love everything about her. Mollie’s big brother Daxton was her best friend.

There was a special spot for him in her heart, and it was becoming more permanent every day. Mollie loved and looked up to her big brother and everything Daxton did or said was always the coolest or best thing ever. She would mimic him daily and wanted to do everything he was doing from following him everywhere, whether that be out riding around, jumping on the tramp or chasing each other around the house giggling and bickering from time to time. Mols wanted nothing more than to be like her big brother and was so excited when she finally got to go to school with him every day! He always made sure she made it to class and was always there to meet her after school. Their relationship had really blossomed over the last year and they had become inseparable. Daxton was her protector and they were each other’s biggest fans. They were always together being silly and playful. Their relationship is remarkable and one that will last forever.

There should have so many more days of watching Mols grow, learn, create, love and become the person she was meant to be. Mols was still just a little girl with crayons in her hands, pictures waiting to be colored, babies waiting to be cared for and her big brother to follow on the next adventure, and so many more times of hearing that unmistakable little giggle. Rest peacefully baby girl and keep coloring with all your favorite colors, keep taking care of your babies and somewhere I hope you are still running and laughing with your big brother just like you always did. Remember you are loved and you will never ever be forgotten.

We would like to express our greatest gratitude to everyone for the outpouring of love and support throughout this unimaginable and shocking time for our family. We are forever grateful for every kind gesture, including meals, flowers, condolences, donations, and the multitude of messages we have received. Thank you! We would like the young driver of the vehicle to know this was an accident that no one could have prepared for. Please know you are loved and are in our thoughts as well. Most importantly, we are truly blessed and thankful for the many people who each played a pivotal role with perfect execution caring for Mollie, while doing everything they could trying to save our sweet baby girl.

You will always be remembered as heroes to us.

Surviving are Mollie’s parents: Skyler (Megan Gardner) Korth; Madeline (JD Masero) Korth; her best friend and big brother, Daxton Clark Korth; bonus sisters, Sofia and Alydia Masero; grandparents, Dee and Lori Korth; Danny and Danae King; great grandparents, Marie Korth, Janiece Bingham, Annette Morgan, Danny and Linda King, Bill and Cheryl Stamper, along with many aunts, uncles and cousins.

Mollie is preceded in death by her cousin, Little Baby Garrett Haywood, White Hair Grandma King, her great grandmother, Maxine Spetnagel, her great grandfathers, E. Kelly Korth, Dean Morgan and her great aunts, Cindy Koziol and Becky King.

To honor and celebrate the life of our sweet baby girl, Mollie, a viewing will be held on Wednesday, September 30th, from 6-8 PM at Gillies Funeral Chapel, 634 E 200 S, Brigham City, Utah. A viewing will be held on Thursday, October 1st, from 9-10:30 AM with funeral services to follow at 11 AM at Brigham Academy Center, 58 North Main Street, Brigham City, Utah. Friends and family of Mollie are invited to come.

Interment services will be held in the Brigham City Cemetery following the funeral. For those that are unable to attend, there will be a livestream of Mollie’s services at:

https://www.gilliesmortuary.com/obituaries/mollie-maxine-korth