1976
Lindsay
2021
Lindsay Lumpkin
September 30, 1976 — September 23, 2021
With heavy hearts, gratitude, and enduring love, we share that Lindsay Sage LaRock Lumpkin, 44, died Thursday, September 23rd, 2021 in Littleton, Colorado.
Born September 30, 1976 in Denver, CO, beloved Lindsay was an unstoppable force of grace, humility, accomplishment and selflessness in everything she pursued. She leapt from figure skating, to swim team, to a boys hockey team and eventually to the freestyle slopes on the US Ski Team. Of course she did this while affixing her straight-A report cards to the family’s
refrigerator. Many of those report cards came from Colorado Academy, Goddard Middle School, Littleton High School, University of Colorado, Boulder and Denver University.
Lindsay’s magnificent smile and contagious laughter could be heard and felt throughout Bow Mar and Bow Mar South neighborhoods where she grew up, throughout her world-wide travels with her best friends, in her Chi Omega sorority house, and through the halls and classrooms of Douglas County High School and Valor Christian High School where she taught. A passionate
English teacher, Lindsay unlocked the unique potential in each of her students, inspiring them through her faith in Jesus Christ, always at their side on paths of self-discovery.
A bright light, Lindsay lit up everything and everyone around her. She pulled us all into her adventurous spirit, love of people, cultures and traditions, taking us with her literally and figuratively.
A fierce friend, daughter, and sister, while Lindsay graced us all with her boundless sense of humor, a “smooth-move” story-of-the-day, and the feeling that she was our biggest fan, nothing compared to her love and devotion for her family. She is survived by her ever-loving and faithful
husband, Andrew and their two amazing, inspiring children, Clayton and Annika. Lindsay stopped at nothing to ensure they had every opportunity (“not things”) she had growing up, pursuing passions and discovering new talents.
Lindsay is also survived by her loving and loveable parents, Bill (Pat), and Kaycie (Sherwin); her brother, Brody (Lindsey, Eden, Kora), whom she greatly admired and adored; aunts, Linda and Peggy; uncle Jack; cousins, Jenna and Sarah, Taryn, and Mark.
A service honoring Lindsay will be Thursday, September 30, 2021 at 1:00pm at Mission Hills Church. The address is 620 South Park Drive, Littleton, CO 80120.
The service will be streamed live. Access live stream by clicking here: https://www.missionhills.org/streaming/ or by the following path:
1. www.missionhills.org
2. “Connect”—> In drop down menu click “Care + Prayer”
3. Scroll down and click on “Memorial Services Learn More”
4. Click on “Watch Live”
Born September 30, 1976 in Denver, CO, beloved Lindsay was an unstoppable force of grace, humility, accomplishment and selflessness in everything she pursued. She leapt from figure skating, to swim team, to a boys hockey team and eventually to the freestyle slopes on the US Ski Team. Of course she did this while affixing her straight-A report cards to the family’s
refrigerator. Many of those report cards came from Colorado Academy, Goddard Middle School, Littleton High School, University of Colorado, Boulder and Denver University.
Lindsay’s magnificent smile and contagious laughter could be heard and felt throughout Bow Mar and Bow Mar South neighborhoods where she grew up, throughout her world-wide travels with her best friends, in her Chi Omega sorority house, and through the halls and classrooms of Douglas County High School and Valor Christian High School where she taught. A passionate
English teacher, Lindsay unlocked the unique potential in each of her students, inspiring them through her faith in Jesus Christ, always at their side on paths of self-discovery.
A bright light, Lindsay lit up everything and everyone around her. She pulled us all into her adventurous spirit, love of people, cultures and traditions, taking us with her literally and figuratively.
A fierce friend, daughter, and sister, while Lindsay graced us all with her boundless sense of humor, a “smooth-move” story-of-the-day, and the feeling that she was our biggest fan, nothing compared to her love and devotion for her family. She is survived by her ever-loving and faithful
husband, Andrew and their two amazing, inspiring children, Clayton and Annika. Lindsay stopped at nothing to ensure they had every opportunity (“not things”) she had growing up, pursuing passions and discovering new talents.
Lindsay is also survived by her loving and loveable parents, Bill (Pat), and Kaycie (Sherwin); her brother, Brody (Lindsey, Eden, Kora), whom she greatly admired and adored; aunts, Linda and Peggy; uncle Jack; cousins, Jenna and Sarah, Taryn, and Mark.
A service honoring Lindsay will be Thursday, September 30, 2021 at 1:00pm at Mission Hills Church. The address is 620 South Park Drive, Littleton, CO 80120.
The service will be streamed live. Access live stream by clicking here: https://www.missionhills.org/streaming/ or by the following path:
1. www.missionhills.org
2. “Connect”—> In drop down menu click “Care + Prayer”
3. Scroll down and click on “Memorial Services Learn More”
4. Click on “Watch Live”
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