DAWN LAURENS LINDSTROM

I was blessed to meet Dawn on my first day of chemod. My sister's and I were so apprehensive. Dawn must of heard us and suddenly walked behind the curtain to introduce herself. She had a warm smile and very compassionate eyes. She helped to alleviate our fears and I don't think she ever knew what her empathy meant to me and my family. I can't help how many other cancer patients her warm smile and compassion helped. I've often heard the saying "it's an I'll wind that doesn't blow some good" ...

My sisters and I had the pleasure of meeting Dawn and her family in the infusion center at UMass Hospital while my younger sister was undergoing cancer treatments. Dawn and her son Chris were in the treatment room adjacent to us and their upbeat fun loving attitude made our initial visit so much less scary. We visited Dawn and a family member at all our subsequent visits. Although we only knew her for a short time, the strength of her character and her love for her family filled us with hope...

Dawn Lindstrom was a great and nice lady gonaa miss you Mrs.Lindstrom rip

My prayers and condolences go out to your family at this sad time. Dawn is one of my oldest friends and will be deeply missed. No good byes, just good memories.

My deepest condolences to all. Dawn was a beautiful sweet lady. She raved about all her children......

I am a BC fan with the eagle hat and Dawn always greeted us on the way to the tailgate and the eagle walk. Great lady , my deepest sympathy..Peter

My sincere condolences to Chris and the entire Lindstrom family