Her Name is Rozlyn Paige Bluemel

05/11/2026

1462 days, almost to the hour of finding out you were gone. 4 years. 4 years of fighting, trying, and composure. Never saying the wrong thing, playing proper. After 4 years there has been enough proper. 4 years ago we were looking for her. We were searching, we were praying, we were begging, we were pleading that she was ok. We didn’t know she was already gone. We had no idea that it would be the start on a road through absolute hell.
That day is burned into the very core of everything. Mother’s Day is always a reminder of the lasts that we didn’t know were lasts. The grief hits hard all over again every-time. Every moment replayed like a horror movie. This was never supposed to be a part of the story. As it hits this year, it’s so much anger along with the sadness. The unjustness of it all seems to circle really heavy this time. The anger of every part of the story that didn’t give her or her memory justice, of having to be quiet and be nice for the sake of “maybe this time it will go right”. The unfairness of every single aspect of it all. There was no justice for any of it. No family should ever feel what we have felt losing her and the repercussions after. No matter who it upsets, no matter how many times we are told to be quiet about it, to get over it, her story will continue to be told, as loud as possible. It is the only way to get through the loss of Rozlyn.
For those of you who have continued to read this thank you. You are part of everything that keeps Rozlyn’s memory alive and keeps the disgusting coward that destroyed her from accomplishing his goal of making sure she doesn’t exist. That may be the only justice we ever actually get. If you ever take anything away from what happened it’s DO NOT Stay quiet. Do not give someone more chances to hurt you, you never know when they might go too far. Rozlyn was brave, strong, fiery, and fierce. She gave too many chances for her monster to change, and in the end he took her life. He took her from all of us that loved her. But, no matter how hard anyone tries, she NEVER will be. And we will continue to push for helping anyone in her situation. By sharing her story we hope that maybe it can save someone from the same fate and their family ending up where ours is. We will never be quiet.

03/27/2026

Well babe I got to talk about you today. I got to tell your story. It doesn’t happen as much as it should but it is getting more and more frequent. I got to tell someone how strong you were and how utterly amazing you were. And then it hit me, How much I hate using the words was and were. I absolutely HATE that those are words used with your name. It all came back in a rush of emotions some good some bad mostly just mad. You should be here. You should have been one of those women that got to a point where you could tell your story. Not me having to say who you were. You are so much more than a victim, and I hate this part of your story. 1,417 days and it’s still hard to breath some days. This was never how it was supposed to be. Rozlyn Paige Bluemel you are always missed. And your entire story will always be told by anyone who wants to listen.

03/17/2026

You are loved and you matter. You deserve more.❤️

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02/20/2026

With all the things happening in our valley I feel the need share our beautiful girls message again. Rozlyn Paige Bluemel was a beautiful 22 year old girl. She had a beautiful daughter and a whole life she was looking toward. On May 10th 2022 she was taken from us. Our girl was hunted down in the woods and was executed by someone who was her ex-partner. She tried to leave multiple times before. This was not the first act of violence against her it was just the last. She thought that it would stop, that she could fix him. She loved him and so she stayed. We prayed she would get out, get away, understand that it doesn’t happen just one time. She was getting out just to late. He controlled her, hurt her and isolated her. He didn’t stop, not unil he took the very last breath in her body. To anyone reading this far you are not alone. If you are going through this with your partner we know you love them. But love doesn’t hurt like that. It doesn’t isolate and it doesn’t control. If you are going through this please reach out to this page or to anyone. You matters. Your life matters. You deserve actual love. We as a family still grieve every day for Rozlyn Paige. We are left with memories and pictures and grief. Please don’t wait and try to fix someone who is hurting you. Reach out to us, to friends, to family, even the hotline. You are never alone and you matter ❤️❤️❤️❤️