Attalie Brooklyn Marie Meza

Attalie Brooklyn Marie Meza, lovingly known to her family as Baby Goats, Baby Girl, Addie, and Rainbow Girl. She filled her three precious years with sunshine and love. 

She was born on January 22, 2022, in Twin Falls, Idaho. Attalie brought with her an angelic presence—a spirit so beautiful, calm, joyful, and bright that she warmed every heart in her home and beyond. 

On August 22, 2025, Attalie passed away in Nampa, Idaho, wrapped in the unconditional love of her family, after a brave journey with a rare genetic condition. Though her time here was brief, Attalie’s life radiated happiness, energy, and laughter. 

With each milestone—from her first giggles to the day she learned to share her thoughts through sign language—she showed the world how persistence, curiosity, and connection could shine through any difficulty. A quiet observer, she often surprised loved ones with bursts of joy and deep, sparkling eyes that seemed to absorb all the colors around her—especially her beloved rainbows. 

Attalie delighted in the simple wonders of childhood. She found pure glee playing with her siblings, reading stories with her sisters, and losing herself in the gentle songs her mother sang. Attalie cherished cuddle time with her dad and spent many peaceful moments together listening to lullabies. Their bond was unbreakable and full of affection. Whether sharing giggles over Bluey and My Little Pony, admiring Hello Kitty, or chasing rainbows. 

Attalie brought unity and delight to every gathering. Attalie’s family was her world. She shared her journey with her devoted mother, Alyssa Davis, her loving father, Adam Meza, and her siblings: Armando, Kingston, Amellia, Elliana, and Ziah. 

Her presence brightened the lives of her grandfathers; Mark Boss, Tino Meza, and Jared Cook, and her grandmothers; Trinity Cook, Cecilia Carillo, Sarah Meza, and Cassandra Maupin. They remember her as a bright light, forever changing their hearts and inspiring them with her strength and cheerfulness. Though Attalie’s steps on this earth were short, her impact is lasting. 

She taught her family about resilience and love, and in her quiet determination, she inspired all who knew her to notice the rainbows after the storms. 

A service to honor Attalie’s joyful spirit will be held on Saturday, August 30th, at Farmer Funeral Chapel in Buhl, Idaho. Friends and family are invited to the viewing, beginning at 2:00 p.m., followed by the service at 3:00 p.m. 

Attalie’s memorial marker will rest at Sunset Memorial Park in Twin Falls, Idaho—a place her family and loved ones may visit to celebrate her memory and the beautiful light she brought to their lives. As her family holds onto the memories she gave them, they share these loving words: "You held me for awhile, but you are my forever. In every dream I dream of you and I together. Sweet dreams little baby."

Memories and condolences may be shared with the family on Attalie's memorial webpage at www.farmerfuneralchapel.com.