Just days after saying their final goodbye to 15-year-old Will Roberts, his family continues to face a grief that few could ever imagine.

Since Will’s funeral, countless people have asked one heartbreaking question:

“How is his family doing?”

This week, Will’s mother, Brittney Roberts, shared a pH๏τograph that answered that question in a way words never could.

To most people, it looks like nothing more than a breathtaking sunset.

To Brittney…

It’s Will.

Anyone who followed Will’s courageous battle with bone cancer knows how deeply he loved pH๏τographing sunrises and sunsets. Those quiet moments became part of his story—moments that reflected the faith, hope, and peace he carried throughout his fight.

Years earlier, after the heartbreaking loss of their daughter Darby Kate, Brittney would tell Will that his sister was painting beautiful colors across the sky to remind them she was still near.

Now, after losing Will too, she believes something even more beautiful.

She wrote that Will and Darby Kate are painting the skies together.

“Will is everywhere we are.”

“Now he and Darby Kate together paint us beautiful skies.”

For thousands who have followed this family’s journey, those words struck straight to the heart.

But Brittney also shared a pain that every parent can feel.

She admitted she is praying for God to take away the overwhelming fear that now fills her heart.

After burying two children, she says she now struggles with the fear of losing Charlie, their youngest and only child still with them.

She asked God to surround Charlie with protection, peace, and love as their family learns how to live with a grief no family ever hopes to know.

Even in unimaginable heartbreak, the Roberts family continues to lean on the same faith that Will inspired in so many others.

His message of “Faith, Not Fear” is now the message carrying his parents forward—one day, one prayer, and one sunset at a time.

Across social media, thousands have continued sharing memories, prayers, and messages of encouragement, reminding the Roberts family that Will’s life reached far beyond his hometown. His courage, kindness, and unwavering faith continue to inspire people around the world.

Some people see a sunset and think the day is ending. A grieving mother sees her son. She sees hope. She sees heaven’s promise. And she believes that somewhere beyond the horizon, Will and Darby Kate are painting the sky together—reminding everyone who loved them that love doesn’t end when life does. Please continue praying for Jason, Brittney, Charlie, and all who carry Will Roberts in their hearts.