Condolence: Lindsay was a special person with strength and endurance beyond the normal. Her good heart touched so many and my thoughts are with all that were privileged to have known her. She will be missed.

Condolence: There is nothing left to be said about this exceptional young lady. A fighter and a free spirit from day one. Our deepest heartfelt condolences to the family.

Condolence: Don't have many words, I'm sorry...Know that I feel your pain. Praying for you. Mark

Condolence: I knew Lindsay only as a child - after her first transplant until she was about ten. My memories of her are of smiles, laughter and fun. She was full of life and positive enegy. It sounds like the rest of her life was this way too, a slight consolation at this sad time. My thoughts go out to all of her family and friends.

Condolence: We saw the notice in the paper tonight and were saddened to realize this moment has come upon you. A daughter can never be replaced and to loose one is a heavy burden. Our dear Lord can sustain you both through these moments as you already know from past experiences. Lean into His compassionate arms and let Him carry you through. I am sorry we will not be able to be with you this Saturday but will connect when we are back in Ontario, God Bless.

Condolence: Dearest James, Deb and family: We didn't have the pleasure of knowing Lindsay but just knowing you, her parents; informed us that she must've been made of "strong stuff". We are very fortunate to call you our friends and we are so deeply saddened for your profound loss. In the natural order, we, as parents "leave this planet" before our children. Upsetting this balance, is often unexpected, even shocking. Even though Lindsay fought for her life since she was 2 years old, a loss is still a loss. As parents, (and your friends) we mourn with you. You have suffered too much for one lifetime. We hope that you find comfort in knowing that Lindsay can rest now; her fight was valiant, and now is over. Words fail in this instance; yet we had to acknowledge your loss. Please, please do not hesitate to contact us for anything you might need. We will be there for you on the 27th. Much love, Jeanette and Risto.

Condolence: How well I remember the support of the local community when Lindsay was just a youngster. As Editor of the Enterprise-Bulletin I was amazed at how strong and happy she was while suffering. Now there is no pain and our Lord will make her happier than she has ever been. May she rest in peace.

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of Lindsay's passing. I did not know Lindsay, but my sister Gail and I sang at the telethon fund raiser for Lindsay for her transplant when she was two. May God keep his arms around you all and console you with His Love and His compassion. May He bring you all Peace that only He can bring.

Condolence: lindsay was a strong women. she was always full of smiles regardless of what she was going threw. i met lindsay at toronto general we both where admitted and she was outside injoying the nice fresh air like myself and we bonded right there. Lindsay ill forever miss you and your beautiful smile and positive attitude.

Condolence: Sorry, for your loos of Lindsay, my prayers out to all of her family and friends. She was a classmate of mine and Pats. I didnt know her long or well, but i knew her as very kind , outspoken women, very caring to others classmates in her class ans adult learning school here in Collingwood , Ont. My prayers out to family and my condolences. God Bless you all:) Michele & Pat Adult Learning Center in Collingwood(classmates

Condolence: James & Debbie, So sorry to hear of the passing of Lindsay. My heart is sorrowful for you both in this time, and ask the Lord of all comfort to comfort your hearts. In Him, Brent Youzwishen

Condolence: Jim and Debbie, so very sorry to hear the news of her passing. May she now be in peace with other loved ones who have gone ahead on the journey. Keep precious memories of good times alive as an everlasting tribute and to allow you to carry on in the coming weeks. Hugs to you and your family.

Condolence: My condolences to you Jim, Deb and Christine . Lindsay was a strong and beautiful young woman . I remember her when she was just a baby and even then she was a fighter . Heaven has just recieved another angel to watch over you all . Lindsay will be deeply missed by all who knew her .

Condolence: May the God of ‘everlasting comfort’ be with your family during this time of deep loss (2 Thessalonians 2:16, 17) Losing a loved one due to an illness can be very devastating. Comfort can be found in God’s Word the Bible at Isaiah 33:24 and Revelation 21:4. There you will find a beautiful hope for the future of our loved ones. I pray these scriptures will bring you comfort and hope during this difficult time. My deepest sympathy.

Condolence: Jimmy, Debbie and families. I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Lindsay.. She was a fighter with her life.She will always be remembered for her courageous battle early in her life. Lindsay will be at peace and her memories will always live on.. God Bless you all at this time of loss..

Condolence: My condolencesgoes out to the family at this sad time you are all in my thoughts... Lindsay was a amazing person always there for everyone. She will be sadly missed by many.. RIP Beautiful xox

Condolence: My thoughts are with you Deb and James. Very sorry for your loss and wanted to let you know that I haven't forgotten about both of you. You are amazing people. Shane offers his condolences as well. Marnie MacKay WFG Canada - yep, still working there with Shane :)

Condolence: I am so sad to learn of the passing of Lindsay. I will always cherish the privilege of being her grade 2 teacher!! I am so glad we visited over the years and most recently in March of this year. Rest in Peace, dear Lindsay. Xo "Miss Redick" as you always called me

Condolence: Our deepest condolences you James and your families at this difficult time.

Condolence: Lindsay,you were a rock on a beach of pebbles.To have known you for 33 of your 35 years has been a lesson in human suffering and strength,I have personal satisfaction in being able to say "I knew you".You used to talk of angels a lot,now you are an angel of the highest order.Sleep well young lady,thank you for the memories that will live on.

Condolence: My heartfelt sympathy to all of Lindsay's family. I was there at the start of her journey. It was obvious from the very beginning that Lindsay was not going to give up without a fight and she had a family that believed in her. Even as sick as she was as a toddler, she was feisty and showed the world her indomitable spirit. A lifetime too short, but oh, what a ride.

Condolence: May u RIP. and till we meet again kiddo i will never forget ur smile and happy times. when i seen u with lola... love u kiddo

Condolence: Dear Christine, I don't know if you remember me but we grew up in south etobicoke on 4th Street. From the time you found a way to get Lindsay's little face into the media and get her first transplant successfully behind her I've been following your story. I've often wondered over the years how thing were going for you and your family and how Lindsay was making out as she grew into a young adult. I went searching for you last month on Facebook but sadly today I've heard the heartbreaking news about Lindsay's passing. You, your family and all of Lindsay's loved ones are in my prayers. I can't say I know what you're going through....because I don't....no parent should ever have to bury their child. It sounds like Lindsay had a good life and that's all that anyone can ask for.....thinking of you at this difficult time. Cathy xo