Lindsay Larsen

It’s been 1 year since we lost such a beautiful soul. It has taken me this long to put my thoughts down, knowing that I could never express everything Lindsay meant to me. We met Lindsay nearly 7 years ago through her brother Eric. We hadn’t known Eric very long when one day he mentioned that he wa

Over the last couple of months, I’ve seen people repost the question “How did we meet” on Facebook. It really got me thinking and I was able to break the answer it into three groups – “At some forgettable social event”; “at a very specific point in time” or “I have no idea”. The first one isn’t im

Like so many other people I’ve seen posting about Lindsay on social media the past few months, I did not necessarily know Lindsay for a long time, but I felt known by Lindsay on a deep level so quickly, that it will always feel like longer of a friendship than it actually was. I first remember learn

I am missing Lindsay so much. I keep finding myself thinking I am doing okay and then something hits me out of nowhere. A memory, a gift that is in my house from Lindsay (and I seem to have a lot of them), or even just thinking that I won't see her again hits me hard. Also, I always feel like it is

My sister and two cousins and I grew up like a brother and sisters. As youngest and oldest, Lindsay and I were the bookends of our sibling-cousin gang. She was my baby when we played house, she was my student when we played school and my employee when we played office because she and I just neve

Going through old photos and came across these, thought I would share. These are from when we went to California together for a work conference. My husband worked for Disney at the time and sent us with tickets so we decided we might as well pop over for a few hours after the conference wa

Today was your memorial service, and it was hard, and beautiful. I'm sitting here enjoying the quiet and remembering you. I pulled out my coloring book collection - you started getting into it when you got sick and I picked up the hobby too - and found this gem that you gave me, the Salty Bitches

I’ll never forget the moment I learned about Lindsay’s cancer. I had just moved, was exhausted, and was thinking finally I was set up in the perfect house that Arya, Ellis, Lily and my son Holden could tear apart as the next generation of cousin-siblings. How could life be so cruel to someone so des

Coming into this world with 3 brothers, I wanted a sister so badly. And let me tell you, I somehow got the best one around, Lindsay. Yesterday we lost her. Cancer. 36. Far too soon. I’m heartbroken and honestly don’t quite believe it yet. But the thing is, her personality is so radiant, that I kno