Exact time and details for this to be announced later. There will also be a morning yoga flow and meditation held in Lindsay’s honor at the space prior to the event. This will symbolize the completion of end of life services and celebrations for her husband and daughters so they may fully begin their journey towards healing and recovery from this deep loss they have been witness to. Please dress for a gathering of friends rather than a funeral. Light food and drinks will be provided and if you would like to contribute any food or snacks as well that would be wonderful too. We would be overjoyed to share all the happiness that she brought to both our lives and yours with each other. Lindsay and her family spent a lot of time here and have many special memories in and around this space soaking up the beautiful views and fresh air. We hope to have you in attendance with us to celebrate her life on April 24, from noon to 8pm at the World’s Fair Pavilion in Forest Park. Lindsay was always passionate about her family, friends, and communities she was a part of. It’s very easy to create from a smartphone and upload to this link: Please submit your video before the end of April. Remembering Lindsay: We are working on compiling short videos of family and friends sharing their favorite memories of Lindsay for her daughters Juliet and Phoebe to have as a resource to revisit and learn more about their mother as they grow older. Her ashes will be spread around the world over the coming years by her daughters and husband as they navigate their futures with her love in their hearts. A celebration of life gathering will be held in late April in St. An intimate gathering surrounded her with love to honor, witness, and remember the miracle of Lindsay as she fully transitioned back to the sacred elements of earth (pritvi), water (jala), fire (tejas), wind (vayu), and space (akasha). Lindsay was cremated outdoors on her 40th birthday at the Double Rainbow Ranch (Niwot, CO) in an all day ceremony from sunrise to sunset with Mother Earth supporting her body during this final rite of passage out in nature where she loved to be. Lindsay is survived by her husband Jesse Kuhn, daughters Juliet Christine and Phoebe Kay, mother Christine Mallers, father Peter Mallers, brother George Mallers and nephew Rexton Mallers. She was a radiant light in every space she entered. She lived a life that was infused with intention, kindness, gratitude, love, and a very playful sense of humor. She adored her little girls and spent most evenings with her husband reliving all the wonderful delights she witnessed as they grew into their hearts more and more each day. She loved spending time in nature, consciously parenting from her heart, and creating a healthy, nurturing, and empowered home for her two daughters to thrive within. Lindsay was passionate about health and wellness, vipassana meditation, introspection, and putting good things into the world. She was also a yoga teacher with emphasis on yin and restorative techniques, and taught anatomy for yoga teacher training multiple times a year. Lindsay was self-employed as a massage therapist, specializing in acupressure, reiki, and energy work. She attended Indiana University Bloomington and the Atlanta School of Massage. She was born in Fort Wayne, IN on March 24, 1982.ĭuring her life Lindsay also lived in Atlanta, Georgia, Indianapolis, Indiana and St. Louis, Missouri, after a year long battle with cancer, on the afternoon of March 15th, 2022, in her husband’s arms with her daughters nearby. Lindsay Dalton Mallers, 39, passed away at her home in St.

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