Lindsey Barrilleaux Devillier

I don't think there's a greater loss in the world than a loss of a child at any age. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I have no idea how to make sense of this. The grief and ache in my heart for her continued beautiful presence on this earth is palpable and thick, but I am sure it pales in comparison to the weight of grief being borne by Philip, Mia, Mr. and Mrs. Barrilleaux, Candace, and Guy and Mary Beth. I write to honor her precious short life.

Lindsey made the world of those in her orbit more fun, more real, more kind. She surely did mine. She was quintessentially herself always. I admired...

My thoughts are with Lindsey's family at this heartbreaking time. Lindsey was such a ball of energy and fun. If I was around her, I was laughing. She had so many friends because of her vibrant personality. Rest in peace, my sweet friend.

Sweet. Joyful. Kind. Team player. These are some words that I use to describe Lindsey. I worked as an RN in Mother/Baby at Woman’s from 2007-2014 and felt sadness when hearing the news of her passing. The first image that came to mind was of her, years ago, being so joyful and radiant when pregnant for her sweet Mia. Though not privileged to have known her outside of our few encounters at work, I remember her as always smiling with encouragement and more than willing to help this non-NICU...

Lindsey, to know you was to love you. Find my little boy in heaven and tell him all of our stories and give him a kiss for me. I know you are going to still shine bright in all of our lives. We love you. Rest in Peace, beautiful angel.

Condolences to all the family and friends of Lindsey. Our prayers are with all of you, especially Mrs. Jeanette.

We will all miss having her in our lives, but to know her was to love her. She was no nonsense and loved her besties children so much! Mia has the best of both Lindsey and her Dad. Love to you all.