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Lindsay Morehouse Obituary
Lindsay Morehouse, 24, was the archetypal young New Yorker: starting a career as a research assistant at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, sharing an Upper East Side apartment with two roommates, jogging in Central Park, spending summer weekends at her childhood home in Connecticut, organizing friends to go hear her favorite band.
Ms. Morehouse was an only child who had recently volunteered to be a Big Sister. She was unusually close to her mother, Kathy Maycen, and her best friend, Sara Sparks, whom she met at boarding school. "When she had boyfriend trouble, I'd ask what her mom said before giving her my advice," Ms. Sparks said. "Her mom was her bestest, bestest friend. They talked five times a day."
Ms. Morehouse was the event planner in her circle, and she brought so many friends to hear her favorite band, Seeking Homer, that the band agreed to play at her graduation from Williams College two years ago. On Oct. 18, they will play for her again, at a tribute at the Mad River Bar and Grill, an Upper East Side hangout.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Carmine Magazino
September 11, 2024
Although I never met you personally, you have been an Inspiration to me and many others at Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City. I was the Associate Executive Director On that faithful day 9/11 when I was informed that you were one of our big sisters, we lost that day. In the days following, I had emotional meetings with both your mother and father and many of your friends who told me great stories about you. So will, although we never met, you have been in my heart and prayers ever since that faithful day. Rest in peace and may your family and friends know that you were loved by many.
Kristi Snider
September 10, 2021
Dear sweet Lindsay,
I have never forgotten you! I never will ♥.
I met Lindsay when she came to work in Middleburg, Virginia. She loved to play tennis whenever she had the time. She took her job seriously and was very well liked by everyone.
I also remember, she struggled a bit with leaving the area for her new adventure in New York. Bless you sweet girl ♥
Jack Cook
September 9, 2021
Lindsey was a friend of my son Brian at The Benjamin School in North Palm Beach.
I remember her as a sweet, smart and accomplished young lady taken from life way too early. She and her family are in my thoughts on the 20th anniversary of this dreadful event.
Jack H. Cook
North Palm Beach
September 9, 2021
Sam G
March 23, 2017
I could have gone up the stairs from 88 to 89. I would still have survived, probably. I'm so sorry. I should have. The world would be much better with you still in it. I just didn't think, then, what would happen.
Not just for you, but especially for you.
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May 29, 2016
I was at the World Trade Center site today and happen to stand near Ms. Morehouse's name at the tribute wall and I just wanted to let her family and loved ones know that the American public continue to hold you in our thoughts and prayers!
S J. Friscia III
February 25, 2015
In Memory
With Honor & Respect.
Kara
September 11, 2013
Thinking of you. You were a terrific person.
Kristi Snider
September 11, 2012
Lindsay, I think about you from time to time more than you know. Most especially today- I am saddened that you lost your young and beautiful life so soon . We worked together while Lindsay was with Windsor
Group. She used to talk to me about her kitty. Although, we
only knew each other a short
while- Lindsay was incredibly
Fun!! Lindsay made going to work a pleasure. I will always remember you and think of you, my young friend. :)
November 19, 2009
miss and love you lots. hmm.. a story, how about me crashing at Lindsay's (yes, Linz gave me her clothes and sneakers so we could hang the next day at like the pancake house, no joke!). Wish we could talk "life" in person but of course will take what I can get. love ya lots chica - from nor, nor (as only you would call me)
October 16, 2009
Dear Caitlin,
She was exactly who you describe and was to a degree very aware of her connections to others. She knew. She knows.
Thank you for your memory.
Caitlin Bowler
September 12, 2009
I wrote the following on a friend's blog on the anniversary of last year's September 11th. I just stumbled across this page and feel compelled to share it with those who knew Lindsay far better. I still feel the same.
"Probably like just about everyone else in the U.S., I remember the clear blue sky and mundane beginning to September 11th, 2001—-as well as the chaotic and sorrowful end to it--with extraordinary vividness.
Our professor let us out of class early and my housemates and I gathered around the TV in our living room to follow the unbelievable events unfolding. The handful of Buildings & Grounds guys who were painting the house's exterior sat on the couches with us. Half the Williams campus was trying to make calls to family and friends in New York and it seemed like hardly anyone could get through.
The next morning the campus learned that three alums had died in the towers. I had sat next to one of them, Lindsay Morehouse (Williams '00), my freshman spring in a notoriously challenging class, History of American Business. As a group of students we never really coalesced, I think because during most of our time together we were each ensconsed in our own pool of low burning, personal terror. Our professor, Robert Dalzell, was brilliant and old school. He strode into class, tossed his copy of whatever books or readings he'd assigned onto the long table, and then led the discussion, always labyrinthine and illuminating, off the top of his head. He called on people at random at least twice a class--hence, the constant classroom anxiety. Lindsay may have been the only student to exude personal warmth in that environment, while the rest of us tried to stay calm.
I can't say we were ever pals, but it always seemed to me--at that time a rather meek freshman usually with a pre-class deer-in-the-headlights look--that she went out of her way to be friendly to me whenever passing elsewhere on campus. She probably would not have characterized it as such, but it was a real kindness on her part."
I know I would have remembered her regardless of what happened. It still breaks my heart that the world lost such a kind person.
Sarah Stapleton
September 6, 2009
Hey Cuz! I miss you and as I just realized by reading through the log, I've expressed before my feeling that I cannot live a day of my life without thinking of you, missing you, wishing that you were here, my only sister. Not a day goes by...but then again you know that. And more importantly I know that you are still here, giving all of us who loved you the small and not-so-small reminders that you are around, supporting us, pulling for us, when we need you most. Keep dancing my love, everytime I do I think of you.
xxxxxooooo,
cuz
September 6, 2009
Hey Cuz! You and I both know that a day doesn't go by that I don't think of you and wish you were here! But I know that on many levels you're still helping us all out. I will always remember dancing with you and will continue to do so in my dreams...xxoo forever, cuz
a good friend
October 24, 2008
Linds, as I would call you, I hear you. You are so here with us and I thank you! Like when you told me to think of the good - and I am trying and doing so :) I am trying my best babe. Love you. XOXO, Nora
nora grannell
October 24, 2008
A song came on and reminded me of you. I love you always. Nora.
Kary Fronk Clark
September 11, 2008
Just want you to know that even though I was only a classmate of Lindsay's briefly at St. Paul's, I still remember her winning smile and her kindness. I thought of her specially today.
Allen Achterberg
September 11, 2008
I was listening to the names being read out at a memorial and I heard this name. Lindsay S. Morehouse.
May God bless her family.
Nora Grannell
July 16, 2008
Hey Babe,
Thanks for your ONGOING confirmation and love, it's mutual of course!
You know what I mean and forever and ever. THANK YOU, as you've said we have the best "sisterly" relationship.
Miss you always,
Nora
Lisa Knappen
March 24, 2008
Linz,
I am getting married in a month. It pains me to think that you will not be there.
You would be the first one to get the crowd going on the dance floor, and you would be the last one dragged off of it. There is no one who could ever replace your spirit and energy.
I will miss you SO much that day - more than usual. As happy as I am to take this next step in my life, I can't help but be consumed by guilt: you never got to walk down the aisle and you never got to do so many things that we have all gone on to do. Kids and families and careers. It's just so unfair all of that got taken away from you.
I miss you and I love you and I wish you could be there May 3rd.
Lisa
Maria Bronova
December 12, 2007
I am a high schooll student from Spruce Creek High School. I had to do a project on September 11, 2001.
I chosen Lindsay Morehouse. I want to give a respect to all members of her family.She was a great person, whom we should never forget.
Sarah Stapleton
September 11, 2007
Hey Cuz,
As I'm sure you know, not a day goes by that I don't think of you. Often it's a fond memory of dancing or laughing with you, frequently it's a song or even a silly reminder like a tennis ball in a random place or a raisin colored Jeep, but a few times it's with pure ache in my heart that I realize that I can't see you, hug you or get advice from the wonderful friend who always seemed to understand. The few times I've seen you in my dreams have been a pure blessing, please don't be a stranger. I miss you more than you will ever know but I hope you are happy dancing away and once in awhile checking up on those of us down here who will always love and miss you. Lots of hugs and kisses cuz.
Love,
cuz ;)
carolyn pastel
September 11, 2007
Always thinking of you and your family. I feel very fortunate to have known you and share the amherst/williams rival with someone so kind and spirited.
Nora Grannell
September 11, 2007
Linz,
Can't believe it has been six years, as I sit here with a picture of us at Mackey's in DC. You were so funny because I didn't want to go to the spring bar crawl that March 2001, but as usual you got me out and we had a lot of fun (and now I have this picture of the two of us). Another memory that comes to mind, is when one of your favorite bands played at Mr. Smiths in G'town and the guitar player gave me his pick -- you REALLY wanted that green pick and I of course gave it to you!Anyways, just a couple of many memories I have from our time in DC. I thank you for inspiring me to be a Big Sister, it has been an amazing journey. We all love and miss you.
Beau Auxier
March 12, 2007
Hard to believe it's been five and a half years. One poignant memory with her is from high school... Lindsay and I used to ride down to St. Mary's hospital together in her convertible, to volunteer at the pediatric unit as part of NHS. More than once we decided to play hooky the rest of the afternoon instead of heading back to school, sports, and all the structured time. It sounds simple, but I especially recall singing along to the Counting Crows' Mr. Jones with her while driving down RCA Blvd... to this day I think of Lindsay whenever I hear that song, and try to hold back the tears.
You'll always be in my heart.
P Tabbernor
January 7, 2007
In remembrance....
Kristine
November 17, 2006
As I stitched your name on the memorial that I am doing for all of the victims, I prayed for you and your family. Please know that your death was not in vain. We will always remember. God Bless.
Nicole Steinmuller
September 11, 2005
It has been four years since Lindsay's tragic death, yet time does not take away any of the pain or sadness I feel over her loss.
She was my best friend at Williams, and she gave me so much love and support during the five years that I knew her. The memories of the times we had together are still vivid in my mind, and her love in my heart.
I thank you Linz for all that you gave me and I miss you immensely! You are in my heart and mind everyday as I strive to be a better person and live my life to the fullest in your memory.
Love, Nicole
Sally Lebwohl
October 30, 2003
I did not know Lindsay, nor do I know her mother Cathy. We moved into our home in Madison, NJ this summer, and asked the next-door neighbors who had previously lived in our home. They told us of Lindsay and her mother, Cathy. I am moved to hear of her beautiful life, and as we moved here from Madison, CT, I am glad to know that Lindsay knew the beauty of the Connecticut shore. Our thoughts are with you.
Daniella Reichstetter
September 11, 2003
I am so fortunate to have known Lindsay through Sara.
Lindsay's kind and gentle spirit lives on in all of us who knew her.
Christine Barton
September 3, 2003
To Lindsays Family ,
I did not know lindsay , My Daughter Jeanmarie Wallendorf worked at Keefe Bruyette and woods also .
On sept 11th 2003 we are having a candlelight memorial for all the victims of 9/11 in hobe sound florida at poinciana gardens civic center feild .
we have gotten together a few to preform including the vfw and jupiter high school chorus ,and another singer and a band .
we have also made a video and I have included your daughters photo
all are welcome to attend
this memeorial is something we plan on doing each year in hopes it becomes bigger each time. if possible please do attend.
any other info needed please contact me at 772 463 1612
Alumni
November 7, 2002
Lindsay
This weekend all your friends are throwing a party in your honor, to raise money for BBS.
Here is how the evite reads:
"In celebration of Lindsay Morehouse, who reigned over any occasion with her spirit and her dance moves...
We invite you to attend the 2nd annual "Fit for a Queen" benefit to raise money for Big Brothers, Big Sisters
Join us in celebrating a year well lived in our own New York palace... Help support an amazing organization and get ready to dance...
Come on, what else were you going to do on a Friday night?
The place is all ours for the night, so be prepared to party, and bring anyone we've forgotten!"
How fitting for someone known as such as a free spirit
Your family has been in my prayers.
God bless
Mike Gleason
September 26, 2002
Although I didn't know Lindsay, I just wanted to tell you that I rode in the Phoenix " Patriot Parade " on September 11, 2002 in her honor. It was a very Moving Experience, with hundreds of people lining the streets, cheering and waving flags. I wore a bracelet with her name on it in her honor.
She was NOT FORGOTTEN!!!
Kary Fronk
September 11, 2002
I knew Lindsay briefly at St. Paul's-- I will remember her infectious smile and easygoing charm. Looking at all the tributes to her, it's easy to see what a wonderful person she was. My thoughts are with her family and friends.
Andrea Morehouse Jacob
September 11, 2002
I saw Lindsay's name on television today, the one year anniversary. As a result of my grandmother's divorce soon after my father was born, I never knew any Morehouse cousins. Reading the other comments in the guest book, I could not help but notice that Lindsay's life was so much like mine: I was raised in Connecticut and began my career in the Wall Street world, working for three years in the World Trade Center.
So,now as I get ready to celebrate my 46th birthday, I will not be unhappy about growing older and I will remember Lindsay forever in my prayers.
Christine Parker
September 11, 2002
Linz- In 6th grade, we read the The Lord of the Rings in English class and Miss K picked you to be Frodo, the hero of Middle Earth. I think of you often and will always treasure my memories of you. You are still my hero.
Alumni
September 11, 2002
I knew Lindsay only by face and name at Williams. Reading all these tributes, I wish I knew her better. Your family and friends have been and will be in my prayers. God Bless.
Bev Fleming
September 10, 2002
I've thought about Lindsay many times during the past year. We never met face-to-face and would have met for the first time at a KBW conference in late September 2001. I was truly looking forward to meeting Lindsay as I had become so impressed with her business skills during the few months that she had followed my company. For those of you who knew Lindsay through her childhood and her days at Williams, you should be very, very proud of the astute businesswoman she was becoming. I feel honored to have known her.
Stephanie Gordon
September 10, 2002
I did not know Lindsay, but received her name on Sunday accepting a covenant to pray for her family and friends. I decided to learn a little more about her, and found this page.
To all her family and friends: please realize there are more people praying for you than you might ever come to realize.
God Bless.
Frank Griffin
September 8, 2002
I did not know Lindsay, but God Bless Her and Her Family.
Frank Griffin
Nora Grannell
April 10, 2002
I've been waiting to sign this book because there is so much to say about Lindsay. But then I saw Hilary's message and I concurr. To know you was to love you Lindsay. I miss you sooo much and am relishing in the good times we had EVERY weekend this time last year. I love and miss you and can't wait for the day to see you again.
Kristy Grippi
April 1, 2002
I was blessed to have done my 'best" growing up years with Linz by my side. Linz taught me the nuances of the "Cotten-Eye Joe" dance, how to really straighten my hair, the secrets of the Pappa C's fro-yo, and EVERY SINGLE WORD to Rent. Lindsay has left a lasting impact on my life, as well as the lives of so many others she managed to touch at Williams, in New York, at boarding school, in Washington....seemingly wherever she went. Not a day goes by that I don't think of you, Linz, but moreover, not a second goes by that you are not in my heart.
Hilary Abell
March 11, 2002
Lindsay--
To know you was to love you.
March 11, 2002
DEAR GOD SHINE YOUR LIGHT ON THIS BEAUTIFUL YOUNG WOMAN..LINDSAY S.MOREHOUSE AND MAY HER SOUL REST IN PEACE WITH GOD AND HIS ANGELS..GOD BLESS HER FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS..STAY CLOSE AND NEVER FORGET 9/11/01..GOD BLESS AMERICA AND NEW YORK...MAY GOD GREET YOU AT THE GATES OF HEAVEN...AMEN
Martha Rudman
March 3, 2002
For Lindsay And Those Who Loved Her:
“At night when your villages are silent
And you think them deserted,
They will throng with the returning hosts that once filled
And still love this beautiful land…There is no death, only a change of worlds.�
(Chief Seattle,1854)
--I don't know you, I just wear a "Mercy Band" bracelet that bears your name. Your name was chosen for me, and I am honored to wear it, as doing so is like being a part a continuous prayer for you and your loved ones. I hope you have found great joy and peace (somehow I know you have), and I wish the same for your mother and your other loved ones and friends.
Andrea Thompson
February 7, 2002
I lived next door to Linz at St. Paul's for our senior year, and it didn't take more than a day or two until I was spending more time in her room than my own.
My memories of Lindsay have always been some of my happiest - everyday something or someone will bring her to mind and I can't help but smile. Even the memory of her laugh is infectious...
Chad Carta
February 3, 2002
I have known Lindsay for many years through my country club in Branford, CT where Lindsay was a star tennis player and well admired by all including myself. My father played tennis with Lindsay frequently and I watched on many occasions. It is so hard to deal with these tough times. I only spoke with Lindsay occasionally, but to know someone so remarkable that had their life cut short sickens me. I thought as the months passed I would be less hurt, but little things remind me of Lindsay and the great person she was. Everytime I saw her she always had a big smile on her face and was so charming. I used to talk with her about how I wanted to go to Williams and play tennis for them as she had. I will never forget Lindsay and all the people she touched. She was truly amazing. I pray she is looking down on us all now.
Jessica Grillo
January 16, 2002
I cannot say that I knew Lindsay personally, but I CAN say that I knew her as "the amazing tennis player from Williams." I was on the Middlebury tennis team and had the pleasure of playing her during regular seasons and at the New England tournament. She was truly unbeatable and always posted a win for Williams. I enjoyed watching her play because I admired her strength as a competitor and her fierce determination as an athlete. My thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends.
Gwendolyn Wilson
January 11, 2002
Only a few times in our lives are we blessed with a friend who makes us strive to be a better person. Lindsay did, and still does, that for me. From the first time she kicked my butt on the tennis court to the New York wine and cheese parties, she's been the true friend all the way through. She befriended me at Benjamin, she got me up at 6 to go to the PGA club gym every morning before school, she gave me the nickname Gwennie-the-Pooh (which has resulted in more winne-the-pooh paraphanalia than she could have ever imagined), she ate with me at Ashdans as much as possible, she always took me for yogurt at Williams when I was there visiting my boyfriend, she never letting our friendship falter. She comforted me after break-ups, knowing that a little wine and some dancing was always the best cure, and she was truly one of the best people I have ever known. I'm so glad God gave me the chance to know her. She's in my thoughts every day and forever will be in my heart.
At a get-together in Florida, around 8th grade. L to R: Jessica Jaeger, Ashley Withers, Cheryl Cole, Emily Watson, Courtney Baker, Lindsay, Molly Thomas, Jennifer Bossert, Helen Lawler, Christine Schaefer
Courtney Baker
December 28, 2001
Just recently, I leafed through tons of old photos I have stored away in a box in my closet. Many were from my days in middle school and high school – those “middle” years some of us like to forget, but now I never will. In looking through all of my pictures…of pool parties, sleepovers, last-days-of-school, and dances...I noticed Lindsay was almost always front and center – dancing, singing, smiling, and just being herself. I realized what a great addition she was to our circle of friends, and class at The Benjamin School in Florida. She was truly one of the brightest, liveliest and most entertaining friends I knew. As we got older, I would hear tidbits about how she was doing, and I would often look for her name in tennis results while we were both involved in collegiate athletics. From her talents on the court, to in the classroom, I knew she would become a great person. I find it calming to think of the great achievements and friendships she made while she was here, and the smiles she put on peoples faces. She will never be forgotten.
Jessica Schmidt
December 27, 2001
I first met Lindsay while I was still living in Philadelphia. It was the summer after 8th grade and we were both attending tennis camp at Peddie in NJ. We got to talking my second day there and she said she was from Florida, I told her that I was moving to Jupiter in 2 months. She stopped and grabbed my arm and asked where I would be attending high school...I told her I was going to a tiny school in North Palm Beach that she probably never heard of....The Benjamin School. She just started screaming and laughing so hard. During camp we had tons of memorable times including the whole Harris era! We kept in touch for the next two months, and when I arrived at Benjamin for my first day of class, she was there to greet me, show me where my locker was, and introduce me to everyone in the class. It was the beginning of a great friendship, that I wish lasted past her days at Benjamin. When I heard of her tragic passing, I was deeply saddened...She will always be on my mind.
Amanda Taylor
December 26, 2001
I don't remember how or when exactly Lindsay and I became friends, but I will never forget all of our fun times together. Reading through the other entries, it's great to know that Lindsay didn't change much after she left Benjamin...her friends called her Linz, her love of lemon squares never waned, she continued to sing every word of her favorite songs and dance like crazy when the mood struck. Though I'm sad we were unable to maintain our friendship throughout prep school and college, I am extremely happy for the times we shared in junior high and high school. Late nights watching Saturday Night Live, Sleep over parties, chatting till dawn about the boy of the week (Mario or Luigi), Halloween as the 3 Blind Mice, dinners at the Olive Garden. There are so many memories I'd like to mention here, but I think you get the point. She was a great friend and I'm going to miss her!
Stacey Spalter
December 21, 2001
The first time I met Lindsay was in 7th grade when I had to play her at the tryouts for The Benjamin School tennis team. Needless to say, she beat me, but more importantly, she shook my hand afterward and a new friendship had begun.
This past Thanksgiving while at home in Florida, I watched old home movies of our first game as junior high cheerleaders, and I couldn't help but smile watching Lindsay as she tumbled down in our attempt at a pyramid. I'll never forget how she laughed that day as she got back up and continued cheering, something that Lindsay always did in every walk of life. She was a great person and friend, and I am so thankful to have shared so many wonderful memories with her.
My heart goes out to her family and all those who were blessed with her friendship.
Helen Lawler
December 21, 2001
Lindsay's love of life was infectious. She had a special gift where she could always cheer up those around her with her smile, enthusiasm and sense of humor. I'm sure she is smiling down on us right now from heaven.
Jessica Jaeger
December 21, 2001
I knew Lindsay before her boarding school and New York days when she was still going to school in Florida and living with her mom and Dale in Old Marsh. My fondest memories are of our days in confirmation class at St. Mark's or playing soccer for good ol' Mrs. Colton. It was so good reading about all of the great friends she made at boarding school and in New York, because I really believe that is what she was best at, being the greatest kind of friend. Her laugh was second to none...
Rebecca Gordon
December 21, 2001
Everyday, for the last 90 days, I have thought of Lindsay: about the woman she was, about the woman she should have become.
Teresa Jahn
December 19, 2001
We are deeply sorry for your loss of Lindsay. Our hearts cry with you.
America Cries
We see your sorrow-
and our hearts cry....
We can not erase your pain
but you do not have to face the anguish alone-for we-
-the American people-
are beside you.
We so desperately want to have the touch that brings you comfort,
the strength that gives you courage,
and the words to lighten your spirits.
And when we are left speechless
may the silence of our nation weave love into your hearts
to ease your sorrow.
May you find healing through our nation's strength as we-
-the American people-
face this difficult time together. Our hearts are with you. Teresa Jahn
Dixon, IL
Patty Thompson
December 16, 2001
A day never goes by when we don't think of Lindsay. Most of all, I remember her as being her mother's "pride and her joy."
Patty Thompson
Erin Matticola
December 15, 2001
When Lindsay came to visit DC in September, I remember telling my friend that "she was glowing";she seemed completely happy. Even though I was only able to hang out with Lindsay a few times, I will never forget how amazingly friendly and upbeat she was. Her smile, kindness and energy will never be forgotten.
Kim Massimiano
December 11, 2001
Over the last three months I have reflected on my friendship with Lindsay and thought alot about all the good times and memories we shared. Times spent on the barstools at Canturbury's, singing our favorite songs while driving around Williamstown, pre-gaming and dancing around before heading out at night, and most recently, watching baseball games at sports bars and going to see Seeking Homer play all over NYC. I have alot of great memories, and for that I will always be greatful. Although many of my memories of Linz revolved around going out and having a good time, one of my favorites is a little bit different. This past spring before she moved to New York, Lindsay came to visit and stayed in my apartment. After seeing friends for dinner the next morning we woke up very early, before the sun came up, and laid in my room chatting about anything and everything. I remember thinking after she left that day how much I missed seeing her every day. This simple memory and many others remain always in my mind and in my heart.
Lindsay Weirich
December 10, 2001
Lindsay had that rare gift of truly being able to connect to people and to befriend anyone. I met Lindsay when she moved to NYC and I will always cherish the memories of wine and cheese parties and being in the front row, dancing like crazy, at a Seeking Homer concert. I feel truly blessed to have had the chance to get to know her.
Jenn Connelly
December 10, 2001
I first met Lindsay at Greenwich Academy when we were 8 years old. From the first time I met her, I was struck by her infectious enthusiasm and fun loving nature. I will never forget her ability to recite every word of DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince, the legendary lipsync contests, or her Simpon's skit in middle school English. At St. Paul's we would go to Tea Garden and eat scallion pancakes until we could eat no more, and we revived the tradition in a trip to a Chinese restaurant during a visit to Georgetown. Nights at Bradley's/251 in Florida, her month long stay on our couch in NYC when she would be up at the crack of dawn everyday, and her signing every single word at the Bon Jovi concert this August. I remember her dancing, her sensitivity and consideration, and her genuine interest in the lives of her friends. I miss you, Linz.
Jill Thompson
December 8, 2001
My mind is filled with memories of concerts and road trips, lemon square binges and outrageously expensive dinners, high school parties and crazy nights out on the town....and more than anything, my mind is filled with the image of your enormous smile, Linz.
I know you're still smiling, so I'll keep dancing & eating. Miss you.
Brian Mauney
December 7, 2001
I knew Lindsay for all of 6 days, but she still managed to open both my heart and my mind, and for that I will always thank her, love her, and certainly never forget her.
I will also always thank Lindsay for leading me to many new and wonderful people, none more so than her mom, Kathy Maycen, who it is an absolute honor to have gotten to know. It has become perfectly obvious where Lindsay got her energy, drive and sense of humor from!!
So God bless all those in some way touched by this truly wonderful person, but especially mother and daughter, who will undoubtedly be re-united in time.
Fred Schonenberg
December 7, 2001
Enthusiasm is a rare gift that impels a person and those around them to do wonderful things. Lindsay's enthusiasm was infectious and charming. It was my pleasure to have known her.
Alison Swain
November 30, 2001
As an older member of the tennis team at Williams College, Lindsay helped me adjust to college life my freshman year and helped me to feel like a part of the team.
Steve Roman
November 29, 2001
I only knew her from afar, but as a fellow alum, I pay my respect to the family and dear friends of Lindsay.
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If you’re in charge of handling the affairs for a recently deceased loved one, this guide offers a helpful checklist.
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Obituaries, grief & privacy: Legacy’s news editor on NPR podcast
Legacy's Linnea Crowther discusses how families talk about causes of death in the obituaries they write.
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The Five Stages of Grief
They're not a map to follow, but simply a description of what people commonly feel.
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Obituary Examples
You may find these well-written obituary examples helpful as you write about your own family.
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Obituary Templates – Customizable Examples and Samples
These free blank templates make writing an obituary faster and easier.
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How Do I Write a Eulogy?
Some basic help and starters when you have to write a tribute to someone you love.
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