WATTON (nee Mills) 20th March 2020, peacefully at home, ‘Gracehaven’, 66a Ballybogey Road, Ballymoney, Lindy, dearly loved wife of Stephen, loving mother of Louise, Sarah and James, much loved nana of Brandon, Logan and Jamie and dear sister of Lisa, Marion, Simon, Susie and Christopher.
Lindy’s memory continues to live on in the hearts of her family and friends.
Why This Trust Exists
The trust in Lindy’s memory was established to honor her life and continue her legacy of compassion and care. Through this foundation, we aim to support causes dear to Lindy’s heart, particularly in helping those affected by cancer. Our mission is to offer aid to individuals and families facing this challenge and to fund research initiatives focused on finding a cure.
Condolences
Offer your heartfelt condolences to Lindy’s family and friends. Share your memories, thoughts, and prayers to provide comfort and support during this difficult time. Your words help honor Lindy’s life and legacy.
Pray
Join us in praying for all families affected by cancer, and for strength, healing, and comfort to those who need it most. Together, we can offer hope and positivity in the fight against this disease.
Learn
Learn more about the impact of cancer, how it affects lives, and what you can do to help. From understanding symptoms and treatments to knowing how to support a loved one, education is a vital tool in the fight against cancer.
Donate
Your generosity makes a difference. By donating, you contribute to cancer research and patient support, helping to provide hope and resources to those battling this illness. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us one step closer to a cure.
Join Us in the Fight Against Cancer
Cancer has touched the lives of many, including Lindy’s. By supporting this trust, you contribute to life-saving research and provide resources to cancer patients in need. Together, we can make a difference in the fight against this disease.
From her memories
Lindy touched the lives of so many, and through these cherished moments, we remember the joy, love, and kindness she brought into the world. Explore this gallery of memories, where friends and family can reflect on the beautiful life she led. Her spirit lives on through these images, reminding us of the legacy she left behind.
Stephen’s Heartfelt Memories of Lindy
Lindy and I met in February 1972, we went on a date that lasted 52 years. We were blessed with 3 healthy children, Louise, Sarah and James.In 1994 we started a business called ProActive Healthcare with Lindy looking after all the administration. Outside of home, family, church and friends she had one passion.
Whether Showing, Breeding, Judging or giving Bichon Frise Dogs as a gift to special people, this was Lindy’s passion. Back in 1984 a friend gave us a little Bichon puppy, as a gift, we called him Chico. He was so wonderful Lindy was encouraged to research this gay, happy and fun loving breed.
For over thirty years she got out of bed in the middle of the night and drove thousands of miles to attend shows all over Ireland. For her, a great highlight was proudly winning her class at Crufts.
Through dog events she made many friends and she looked forward every year to meeting special people at various events to share ideas and learn new techniques, usually about dog grooming. In the summertime she looked forward to me travelling with her to Killarney where she enjoyed staying for a series of local shows over the week.
A chapter in our lives has closed but the wonderful memories she created for us, will live on in our hearts. Thank you Lindy, you were so loving, caring and very very special. x
Help thousands of cancer patients so they don’t leave us like Lindy.
Cancer has affected countless lives, including Lindy’s. By supporting our cause, you can help provide resources for cancer research and patient care. Join us in making a difference, so we can prevent others from suffering the same fate.