Lindsay Jean STAPLES

I was shocked to read of Lindsay's passing today. I worked with Lindsay and often took the bus home with her as well...we shared family stories and shared laughs. I am SO sorry to know that she is gone but her memory will live on. My sincerest sympathies to her family, who she spoke of with fondness.

Sincerely,
Janet

To Lindsay's family, I wish to express sincere condolences. I was fortunate to have had the pleasure of meeting and working with Lindsay towards the end of my career at Statistics Canada and knew her to be a kind and caring person. It saddens me to have learned only today that she had passed away and at such a young age. I am sure that a good person like her will surely be resting in peace.

Lindsay was my sister, my friend, and a joy to know.

I worked with Lindsay for a number of years before she retired and was shocked and saddened to hear of her death. So very sad that she was not able to enjoy a long, full and well-deserved retirement after her many years of dedicated service. When she spoke of her family, it was with love, affection and humour. Lindsay, her family and friends are in my thoughts and prayers.

Brenda Lawton

Very sad to see such a nice person leave us so young. You were a friend and a co-worker. God bless you.

Lindsay, you could turn the ordinary into a celebration. Who can forget your infamous Olympic Parties. You made me proud to be Canadian and to be your friend. I'll miss you.

What a lovely tribute to a special woman