Our children are our most valuable asset, and we take every precaution to ensure their safety. This explains why the tale of little Ava Ann Marie Tabor is so tragic. She was a happy, affectionate two-year-old whose life was tragically snatched.
A 19-year-old male is now detained – he allegedly admitted to assaulting her. was looking after Ava Little. Born in Texarkana, Texas, on November 28, 2022, Ava Ann Marie Tabor was a happy.
And intelligent two-year-old. Her sky-blue eyes and beautiful grin lit up every space, and she liked to dance and assist in the kitchen.
Above all, she was loved by her parents, Kylie Marie Perez and Levi Landon James Tabor. In early March, the family’s world was upended.
After they had established their lives in De Queen, Arkansas. Wesley Davis, 19, was watching Ava that day when a terrible incident happened.
When she fell unconscious, Davis phoned for medical assistance while he was keeping an eye on her at a residence in Lockesburg, Arkansas, according to Sevier County Sheriff Robert Gentry.
He apparently confessed to hitting Ava before being arrested. Mom’s heartfelt goodbye Despite the physicians’ best attempts, Ava’s little life could not be spared.
When she was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital in Little Rock. Ava passed away on Tuesday, March 4, 2025, leaving behind a distraught family and community.
“Our last moment with our child… After putting you to bed, filling your bottles, playing with you, waking you up, saying goodbye,
And listening to your little concerts in the vehicle for two years… Never again will I get to do it. No more “momma c’mon,” no more Ava kisses, no more baby affections.
You stole this from me, Wesley Davis. My world was taken by you. I gave all I had for you. Until you get what is rightfully yours, I will not give up.
Ava Ann Marie Tabor, you have my undying love. MOMMY’S BABY YOU WILL ALWAYS BE. NEVER FORGET! Kylie Perez, Ava’s mother, posted on her Facebook page.
Following Ava’s death on March 4, Wesley Davis’ first accusation of first-degree domestic violence was changed to first-degree murder.
Judge Bryan Chesshir imposed a $1 million bail on Davis last Thursday and barred him from contacting the victim’s relatives.
According to Kylie Perez, Ava’s mother, her kid is a bright light. “This was not fair to my child. Additionally, Davis deserves all of the negative things that are happening to him.
Where emotions are running hot after the untimely loss of Ava. “There have been threats of death, as well as threats of physical harm and injury to Mr. Davis,” he said.
With the emphasis that justice will be delivered by the courts, authorities are now advising the people to wait for the legal system to finish.
Sevier County Sheriff Robert Gentry told KSLA, “We are going to try our best to make sure that the judicial system takes care of the one that harmed her because.
She didn’t deserve what happened to her.” Ava’s family decided to give her organs as a last act of compassion, allowing others to have a shot at life.
According to KSLA, plans have been put in place to pay tribute to the little girl’s memory. Chandler Funeral Home in De Queen, Arkansas will host.
A funeral ceremony for Ava Ann Marie Tabor on Thursday, March 13 at 2:00 p.m. The previous evening, Wednesday, March 12, from 6 to 8 p.m., a visitation will take place at the same place.