Jill Duggar shares pictures from stillborn daughter Isla Marie's funeral, Internet says 'sending you light and love'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Jill Duggar Dillard, known for her role in '19 Kids and Counting,' recently shared poignant details of her stillborn daughter's funeral, providing her followers with a glimpse into the somber event on Instagram.

The reality TV star and her husband, Derick Dillard, honored their daughter, Isla Marie, in a touching ceremony held on April 19, 2024. Jill shared a series of photos from the day, expressing their enduring love for their baby girl, as per Fox News.

Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard bid farewell to stillborn daughter in heartfelt funeral

The first image in the series captured a small white box adorned with pink flowers and a plush bunny, symbolizing their precious Isla's resting place. Accompanying the photos were heartfelt words from Jill, reaffirming their eternal love for their daughter.

"Isla Marie, our baby girl. We will love you forever & hold you in our hearts until we hold you in heaven. Laid to rest 4.19.2024," she captioned the post.

Throughout the post, Jill also shared glimpses of the pamphlet distributed to guests, offering insight into the intimate gathering. Additional photos showcased displays featuring Isla's belongings, including clothes, toys, books, and stuffed animals as well as the pots and seeds handed out to attendees, with a message that read, "Plant this heart."

Jill's candid sharing of their journey through grief offers solace to many who have experienced similar losses, while also honoring the memory of their beloved daughter, Isla Marie.

Fans offer support as Jill Duggar Dillard reveals stillborn daughter's funeral details

The outpouring of support and condolences flooded social media as Jill Duggar Dillard shared intimate details of her stillborn daughter's funeral.

Fans and followers took to platforms like Instagram to express their sympathy and offer words of comfort to the grieving mother and her family.

"Prayers for you guys so so sorry for your loss," read one heartfelt message.

Another user wrote, "This is so special. I’m so so glad y’all took the time to honor her sweet life. Never stop finding ways to honor her and say your name, it helps so much with the grieving processes. We still have a memorial table for our son who we lost at 35 weeks. We talk about him often and love to talk with him to others. We now use our story in our grief to help others through similar situations. I know both of our sweet babies are playing in heaven. I always pray that time doesn’t seem nearly as long to them for when we are reunited again someday."

Amid the sorrow, there was an abundance of love and light sent to Jill and her family during this difficult time. "Sending you light and love," expressed another user.

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