Lindsay Lee Stafford

Today, remembering you feels even more meaningful...
We met years ago over a dinner, and your warm smile and kind hospitality are still vivid in my memory. It was a brief encounter, but you left a lasting mark on my heart.
Happy birthday, beautiful soul. Rest in peace and light.

Lindsay was the only person whe could "out- ridiculous" me. She excelled at making up her own words and adding a definition to make it sound plausible. She encouraged me in all the ways necessary as a big sister could. She truly was a beacon of light. Very much like all the yard lights she loved so dearly. I will never forget her brute strength, laugh or smile.

I am so very sorry to hear of Lindsay's passing. She was a larger then life personality...I always admired her jovial upbeat attitude when she came into our dental office. We would always laugh loudly together sharing stories. The fact she would go to the beach at sunrise showed me how spiritual of a person she was. I will miss seeing her for cleanings. My condolences to Beau and rest of family. May her spirit fly high.

I was lucky to share a backyard with Lindsay for almost my entire life. As she watched my siblings and I grow, she was always a smiling face ready to laugh with us, play with us, and celebrate with us. She lit up our yard with her lights and her decorations, and was always patient with us, even when we sometimes knocked them over with basketballs and soccer balls.

Holidays with her were always special. She´d bring us sweet desserts, often in the fun shapes of her favorite cake molds. For the Fourth of July and New Years she´d buy fireworks so we could set them off together. She´d fill the pool with lit-up balloons or themed rubber duckies.

I fondly remember chatting with her by the pool. Beau and I would play basketball, and I´d rush to keep the ball from flying into the water and splashing her while she read her book. We´d roast marshmallows by the fire together, enjoying the breeze.

She always worked so hard on the yard, tending to her plants, and taking care to make the world around her beautiful.
She always had new photos to share. Some of the sunset on the intracoastal, some of special flowers she grew that only bloomed at night.
She was also an amazing artist. When our cat Skippy died, she made the most beautiful painting of him. Her love for the world was clear in everything she did.

Lindsay spoiled us by always making sure to add some extra sweetness to our lives, and it something that we will always love and appreciate about her. Lindsay, we'll always miss you dearly. Everytime we see a beautiful flower, we think of you. Love, The Johnsons (Aleksandra, Adam, AJ, Steve, and Kasia)

Lindsey was always a happy soul with a big heart. I am so sorry to hear about her loss. Many fun memories I remember going to school with her and just spending time at her house as a teenager. I enjoyed her post on her adventures in Florida, the pictures and everything she did you could tell she loved life to the fullest. My thoughts and prayers go out to the Stafford family .

Lindsay was always a pleasure to have in class. She was a good student, but more importantly, she was kind and helpful. I loved her cheerful attitude. I will always remember her fun additions at float building. My sincerest condolences to her loved ones.

So sorry to hear about Lindsay´s passing. That girl always had a smile on her face. Our deepest sympathy to the Stafford family.

I will miss sharing Florida nature with her. From manatees to birds,Lindsay knew about them. I look for her never ending smile

So sorry to hear this, condolences to her family and friends

Too many memories to pick my favorite. Thank you for showing me the beauty in all things nature.

Thank you for so many wonderful adventures Lindsay! We love you my friend

Canim güzel kizim hep bir melektin simdi gerçek bir melek oldun. Seni çok özleyecegim

Canim güzel kizim hep bir melektin simdi gerçek bir melek oldun. Seni çok özleyecegim

Lindsay is now with all the other angels in heaven.

I remember the day she was born. She was the sister I had always asked for. She was wrinkly and cried a lot. She grew out of that, but she never grew out of being the sister I had always asked for. Lindsay made me laugh every day. She always made up a new word and had a definition ready for it.