Hampton Rose is remembered as a “Heart Angel,” a term of endearment honoring her life and the impact she made despite her brief time on Earth. Her legacy continues to inspire families and advocates in the congenital heart disease community.

Hampton Rose’s story is shared by the Brett Boyer Foundation, which highlights children born with congenital heart defects and Down syndrome. Hampton was born with both conditions, and although her life was short, her strength and spirit left a lasting impression on everyone who knew her. She became a symbol of hope, resilience, and love.

The phrase “Heart Angel” refers to children who pass away due to congenital heart disease. These children are remembered not only for their courage but also for the awareness they bring to a condition that affects 1 in 100 babies born each year. Hampton’s story has helped amplify the importance of early detection, research funding, and emotional support for affected families.

Through social media campaigns like #WarriorWednesday and ongoing outreach, Hampton’s legacy lives on. Her name is often invoked to remind others of the mission to support heart warriors and their families. The Brett Boyer Foundation continues to fund research, promote education, and offer resources—all in Hampton’s honor.