Lindsey Wilson
January 16, 1986 - December 28, 2021
Obituary
Lindsey Marie Wilson, 35, of Indianapolis passed away on December 28, 2021 after a short and courageous battle with cancer. Linsey was born in Indianapolis on January 16, 1986. She was a 2004 graduate of Ben Davis High School. After graduating she worked at Paul E. Smith Plumbing doing payroll, and then went on to excel at RCI as a vacation guide. Lindsey had a great sense of humor and the brightest smile! She loved her children, family and friends unconditionally and would do anything for anyone. Lindsey was surrounded by her family and friends when she lost her battle to cancer. She will be greatly missed!! Lindsey is survived by her loving mother, Elizabeth Bracken; father, Bruce Wilson; sister, Brittany Wilson; sons, Dustin Cronnon Jr., and Kingston Fry; daughter, Kinsley Fry; and nephew, Dallas Pemberton. She was preceded in death in by her great grandparents, Howard and Edith Wilson; grandparents, William and Cecelia Sparks and Bob and Linda Wilson.
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Jay Gibson
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I didn't have the pleasure of knowing Lindsey very long, but the few times I did see her she was always very nice, polite, and respectful. I'm so very sorry for your loss.
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Jackie Cooper
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Rest in Peace Lindsey
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Donna
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I didn't have the privilege of ever meeting Lindsey but she shined brightly through her mother's love for her. My heart breaks for all who knew Lindsey but hope comfort is found in knowing she is in a better place with no pain or sorrow.
Prayers and love to all of you.
Donna,
A Friend
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Vicki Loftus
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Lindsey, you died way to young & fast!!! I remember the day you were born & it just seems like yesterday. Where does the time go? Please rest in peace in heaven & you will always be in my thoughts & prayers!!! You will forever be missed!!!
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Kellie Brown (Dudek)
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Lindsey and I ran the neighborhood and pool for many years together. We played softball together and also enjoyed our Friday nights at the skating rink. She always encouraged me to not give up. She was a role model and sweet soul. Rest easy Lindsey.
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Mary Jane Lakatos
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I met my dear sweet cousin when I went to the Indy 500 in 2019.She was so carefree and happy. A pleasant, memorable encounter on this earthly journey. I thank God that we were able to enjoy our brief time together. I know she was loved and will be missed by many. My prayers extend to all who are missing and grieving; especially her immediate family. Your Georgian cousin Mary Jane. May you all enjoy Christ's Peace, Love, Joy and Hope. Happiness will follow