Harmony Victoria Palomino-Scott

Harmony Victoria Palomino-Scott, who peacefully passed away in her sleep on March 2, 2026. Born on June 18, 2025, at just 29 weeks, Harmony proved she was a fighter with an incredible spirit, bravely facing the odds. She was filled with so much joy. Her time with us was far too brief, but she made a lasting impact on our hearts. She was truly a blessing, and we will always treasure the joy and memories she gave us.

She wore a smile of happiness and pure joy. Her big, beautiful eyes eager to take in everything around her. She kept that neck turning, just too nosey for her own good. She enjoyed watching BLUEY- it was her favorite show. She loved the sound of her own voice, often making more noise than needed. She always seemed like she had something important to say and was constantly trying to spill the tea.

Harmony Victoria Palomino-Scott, aka Sweet Pea, will forever hold a cherished place in the hearts of her parents, Tyler and Kollin, who loved her more than anything. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. From the day she was born, Harmony was surrounded by the boundless love and devotion of her parents. She truly meant the world to them.

For those who never had the joy of meeting this sweet child, her name alone spoke volumes. Harmony Victoria—it has a ring that calls to mind balance, unity, and peace. It paints the image of someone calm and even-tempered, a grounded spirit, the kind of person who could bring others together and create a warm sense of belonging. Her name is beautiful-harmony in every sense. As we gather to honor her, the depth of her impact is undeniable.

Our sweet baby girl’s memories she gave us life will ended far too soon, but the love and stay in our hearts forever, carried by her family and friends. We’ll miss her more than words could ever say.

Private Family Viewing - Saturday, March 21st, 2026 12:00pm - 1:00pm

Because Baby Harmony brought joy into our lives, we invite everyone to please wear something colorful and joyful.

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