Lindsay Revell Breed
March 11, 1979 ~ August 29, 2009
Resided in:
Marblehead, MA
Lindsay Revell Breed, 30, a resident of Marblehead, MA, died unexpectedly, Saturday, August 29, 2009, while visiting her grandfather with her family in Asheville, NC.
The beloved daughter of Lynne D. and Richard P. Breed, III, she was born March 11, 1979. She grew up in Marblehead and graduated from Marblehead High School in 1997. She graduated with honors from Wake Forest University in 2001. After working at Loomis Sayles, First Marblehead, and Bain Capital, she enrolled at Suffolk University Law School in Boston and was currently a second-year student.
Lindsay enjoyed dancing, baking, knitting, and reading. An active member of The Beach Club, Old North Church, and The Vincent Club in Boston, her happiest times revolved around holiday celebrations and family gatherings. Her gentle loving nature and beautiful spirit touched everyone daily. Always willing to provide compassionate counsel, Lindsay was extremely patient and kind in every way. Her golden blonde hair, crystal blue eyes, and lovely demeanor will be remembered forever.
Lindsay is survived by her parents, her sisters, Ashley and Mary-Stuart, and her brother, Richard. She is also survived by her maternal grandfather, William T. Duckworth, Jr. of Asheville, NC, and her paternal grandmother, Dorothy S. Breed of Naples, FL; her aunt, Leslie B. McLean of Chicago, IL; her uncle and aunt, Edward and Diana Breed of Swampscott, MA; as well as numerous cousins.
A memorial service will be held at Old North Church in Marblehead, MA on Saturday, September 5th at 11:00am followed by a reception at the Eastern Yacht Club. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that any donations be made to Old North Church, 6 Stacey Street, Marblehead, MA 01945; Suffolk University Law School, 120 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02108; or, The Vincent Club, 71 Brimmer Street, Boston, MA 02110.
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I am so so sorry to hear about your loss. I did not know Lindsay, but know her brother Richard. And I’m sorry that I did not know her because it sounds like she was just as wonderful a person as her brother. She will be missed at Suffolk.
We offer our heartfelt condolences at this terribly sad and difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
I am so sorry to hear this news and although I am far away my heart and prayers are with you at this time.
Having Lindsay at dance class at A Dancer’s Dream while I was in high school was always amazing fun. I would look forward to the classes in which I got to be with her and we grew close. Later in college it was fun to get a surprise at aerobics when she would come to Energy works to take class and it was like old times. She always had a cute dance outfit on……a truly beautiful girl.
She may not be with me on earth anymore in face I live far from where she lived now but she will always be a big part of my happiest memories in a time that helped to shape my today. YOu were and still are truly blessed to have Lindsay as part of your family.
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy on the passing of your beautiful daughter Lindsay. I will always remember her bright smile and her kindness.
I am one of Richard’s classmates from Suffolk and although I did not know his sister, my heartfelt condolences go out to him and the rest of the Breed family.
We are so sad to hear of your daughter’s passing. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. We offer warm hugs to your family at this difficult time.
Tim, Cathy, T.J. & Abbey
O’Brien
My deepest sympathy to your family. Lindsay was a beautiful girl. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Manager of the Beach Club
There are no words to express my sadness over this news. I had the pleasure of dancing with Lindsay over the last several years, and I will never forget her absolute beauty inside and out. She had that ‘light’ that some people have. You could see it in her eyes and in her smile. She brought joy with her wherever she went. She will be missed…
To: The Breed Family
I started dancing about 5 years ago for the first time. Never having danced before, and a few pounds overweight, it was very difficult for me to stick with it. As I’m sure you know, the classes can be extremely intimidating, especially to a newcomer. Lindsay always went out of her way to say hello to the struggling newcomer. Her beauty, grace, and kindness always struck me. She would encourage me, comment on my improvement (although I knew as was not improving by that much). The other women in the class would often look down upon those who were not ‘dancers.’ Not Lindsay. She did not have a condescending bone in her body. I loved her spirit, her kind soul, and her constant energy. I lost my own sister to an automobile accident suddenly when she was only 19 years old. To the siblings, I know that your pain is beyond unbearable right now, and although I did eventually get to the business of living life, a piece of me has been missing since the day I lost her. My heart breaks for the entire Breed family. You have lost an angel who was just beginning her journey. My sincerest condolences and prayers for Lindsay. I will miss her.
We are so saddened to hear of Lindsay’s passing away. She will always be remembered as a bright, beautiful and talented young woman. Please accept our heartfelt condolences.
-Jackie and Tom Polimeni
We are so deeply saddened by your devastating loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
I will never forget Lindsay, as one of the most kind, beautiful, genuine and caring people I have ever met. Sending love and peace.
Lindsay, We will love you forever, and miss you. Meg, Steven, Josh, Chelsea and Myles
A beautiful girl, so full of love and life – taken too soon. Our sorrow is great and our heartfelt condolences go out to Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Mary Stuart and Richard. We will miss her forever.
Lindsay was one of the sweetest girls i have ever met. She always had a huge smile on her beautiful face. She will be missed.
Our condolences to the Breed family during this difficult time.
heather and andrew (atomic cafe)
We are so saddened to hear of Lindsay’s passing. We send our love and our sincere condolences to your family at this sad time.
God bless Lindsay and God bless her family in this difficult time.
Lindsay and I shared two things- a love for dance and an interest in law. Breathtakingly beautiful, kind, intelligent, an exquisite dancer-she had it all.
We danced tonight in her honor, and she will be in our hearts forever.
Julie M.
I’m so sad to hear about Lindsay, she was such a sweetheart and a great friend. I will always miss her! My thoughts and prayers go out to the whole Breed family…I’m so sorry!
Rick
I am so sadden to hear of this devastating loss of your daughter Lindsey, I am sure that she was a bright light in your world since the day she was born. I will be praying for your family that God will comfort you in your sorrow and give you peace until you see Lindsey again.
John 15: 22
“Now is your time of grief, but I will see you again and you will rejoice and no one will take your joy awayâ€
We were sadden and shocked to hear about the passing of your daughter and sister Lindsey. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family in this most difficult time.
Paul, Jodie, Patrick, Sean & Maryann
I am so sorry for you loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.
We just cannot believe that such a beautiful loving light has been taken – our hearts go out to all the Breeds and to our wonderful friends Lynne & Rick, no words can describe how devastated we are for you. With all of our love, mellie & Chad
I am so sorry to hear of this tragic news. I just recently met Lindsay and was immediately drawn to her sweet, innocent, funny and warm personality. I can only imagine the influence she has had on so many peoples’ lives. My thoughts are with her family and friends.
Lindsay had that Breed ‘glow’. She was beautiful, both on the outside and inside. She will be missed in this world, we know. We send our love, and we will keep all of you in our hearts and prayers during this time. God Bless…love Nicholas, MK and Christopher
I am with out words! I wasnt close to Lindsay but I was very close to Ashley in high school. My family and I all send our love and support to the Breeds. Our hearts go out to all of you.
Lindsay was a loving, thoughtful, caring and one of the most wonderful people that has touched my life. I loved her and will miss her very much as I’m sure so many others will. I’m so sorry for your unexpected and sudden loss.
Deb Feehley
Our thoughts and prayers to you all from the Marblehead/Beach Club Family…there is a quietness to the day here in town – we all grieve with you. Love, The Tufts Family (Merry, Dana, Brad, Jillian and Roger)
Warm, loving, kind and beautiful in all ways. It was always a pleasure for us to see Lindsey through the years. She will be missed by many family and friends.
I am gonna miss Lindsay so much she truly was an amazing, beautiful and genuine person. I feel honored to have had her as such a loyal client and glad to have become such good friends. Lindsay you will be missed dearly but I know you will be a beautiful angel watching over us above! My heart goes out to your lovely family. I will never forget the talks we had about being the oldest sister of the four kids it is an important role:)I will never forget you xoxoxoxoxox Your friend and stylist Andrea Dean
God took an angel back to heaven on Saturday. Lindsay was a beautiful person – inside and out. She always had a smile on her face and a kind word for everyone. To watch her elegance and grace on the dance floor was a gift to all of us who have the joy and pleasure of sharing her love of dance.
I’ll never forget her encouraging words last year after my knee surgery. She welcomed me back to class with open arms and warm wishes.
All of us who knew and loved Lindsay will miss her very much.
I send my thoughts and prayers to Linday’s family.
Dee Cuffe
Lindsay and I got married on the bell school playground in second grade and I will never forget her or that moment. This is a tragedy, my heart goes out to her family.
Matthew Martin
I cannot believe this beautiful girl is gone. I went to school with Lindsay ever since nursery school and have so many memories of her; of her sweetness and spirit. We had contacted each other a few weeks ago and she was as lovely as ever. My heart and my prayers will be with the Breed family … Lindsay, I will never forget you.
Words cannot describe the saddness I feel in my heart for the Breed family and all of Lindsay’s friends. Though I did not know her well it breaks my heart to have learned of this tragedy. My thoughts and prayers go out to everyone who was fortunate enough to have known such a wonderful person as Lindsay.
Lindsay was a truly wonderful person. I was lucky to know her. Rest in peace, sweet girl.
My thoughts and prayers to the Breed Family. I was so sadden to hear the news of Lindsay sudden passing. I knew Lindsay since elementary school. She was sweet, warm and loving and had a gentle spirit. I was happy to have had the opportunity to know her. Rest in peace sweet Lindsay.
Linds and I were extremely close in highschool and cheerleaders together…we recently got re-acquainted because she gave be advice about going to law school. She was a smart, sarcastic, hilarious bright light and I will really miss her witty sense of humor and great style. What a loss….thoughts and prayers to the entire Breed family.
We were heartbroken when we learned of your beautiful daughter’s sudden passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Nini I will never forget running across the yard with my toothbrush for bath time with the Breeds. From the moment we moved in next door your Mother always treated me like family. I remember getting our starfishes at the beach club, playing capture the flag, and four square in the front yard. We will miss you.
Love,
Nini Muller
I am so deeply saddened to learn of Lindsay’s passing. The entire Suffolk Law student body shares in your sorrow. May you find comfort in the wonderful memories of her joyful spirit. I am sorry for your loss. Peace to you all.
We are saddened to hear about the loss of your beautiful daughter, Lindsay. Our hearts go out to you and your family. Love, The Ross Family (Larry, Connie, Beth and Kim)
What a beautiful Dancer! She was a special light in my life and I will miss you more than words could ever say. You will always be in my heart and in my body dancing side by side as always. Love you Joyce
I am stunned and so very saddened to hear of Lindsay’s passing. She is one of those bright lights that a teacher always remembers…and I always will. My heart goes out to you all.
Lindsay was a such a beautiful person inside and out. The picture I keep replaying in my head of her is one of her laughing. She always seemed to be doing that. Lindsay will be greatly missed but never ever forgotten.
Lynne, Rick and the whole family,
We are deeply saddened about the loss of your beautiful Lindsay. She was a special human being with great charm and spirit, and she will always be remembered and loved. We pray you will find peace and strength. God Bless.
Dear Lynn, Rick, Ashley, Mary Stewart, and Richard,
Where do I begin…I know how close you all are and how deeply Lindsay loved each of you, she spoke so highly of each of you, I feel like I know you!(well better than I did.) It is obvious that wherever Lindsay went she touched lives in a very genuine way. You should see Megan’s entry on Lindsays facebook wall…it says it all from a 16 year old girl! Although I have known Lindsay for years through our connection with the Reiley family, Dancenergy, and even some babysitting back when the kids were little, our relationship in the past year and a half became very close. We started spending more time together: planning Aryns shower at my house, personal training sessions, and then our school connection. I literally would not have made it through my first year of graduate school if it wasn’t for those 3 am. txts, meeting at the library, procrastinating at my house half the day,cheerleading me through some of my most frustrating, hair pulling out moments! We made each other laugh so hard about the pain of it all! and kept going back for more…loving the learning, opening up of our minds, sharing and finding the intersections of our programs, and our philosophies and beliefs. Our friendship grew and grew, the walks, the talks,the laughter and the tears, the family dinners shared here, our after class weds. night dinner, wine, and ‘so you think you can dance’, the relationship she had with Megan and Will. I can’t leave out Dave as he used to joke ‘is our other daughter ‘Lindlie here'(his name for her)? Everyone in this house was touched by her, there is no one that my dog Max ever greeted quite like Lindsay. Needless to say she lit up our world whenever she was here! she became one of my dearest friends, like a daughter in some ways… but it was more a timeless friendship…as she was an old soul, wise beyond her years. Yet with that wisdom their was a pure innocence that in combination gave her that angelic way. She became a mentor to my children and a positive force in their lives which I will be forever grateful for! I feel so blessed to have had these special times with her and to have been touched by her life. Two fridays ago we had lunch in my garden with butterflies all around us…it was a beautiful moment I will always treasure! My heart is breaking for your loss because I know it is that much deeper than what I am experiencing, and that is already unbearable! It will be so hard to dance without her she was like my other half!Thank you for sharing your beautiful, hilarious, warm hearted, tender,
gracious, intelligent, classy, generous, kind, talented, wise, and angelic daughter with our family! With much love and sympathy, Sue Dave Megan and Will (Riordan/Reileys)
Lynn and family – please know that you are in the thoughts and prayers of myself, my family and all of your co-workers, past and present here in Mass. I pray for strength and courage for you all. Jody Watts
Last Wednesday at the Beach Club, Lindsay gave me a big hug and we had the best time ‘catching up’. I will treasure that moment in my heart forever! All my love and warm hugs to the Breed family!
Penny Wigglesworth
Rick and Family.
Sorry for your Loss.
Take Care,
Andy – BBHC
Rick and Family, words can’t express how saddened I am to hear the news. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Dear Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Mary Stuart and Richard – I am so saddened to hear of Lindsay’s sudden passing. She was a Special Gift and an Amazing person. Gone from our Sight, but Never from our Hearts.
Sending my Love, Prayers and Thoughts to you all.
With Love, Sarah Meigs
My heart hangs low for the loss of such a bright spirit. May memories of Lindsay’s sparkling and warm personality bring comfort to everyone blessed to consider her a friend.
We’re so sad to learn of the loss of Lindsay. She was a wonderfully kind and giving person and we’ll miss her. Our thoughts are with her family.
Regards, Dave and Mel More
Breed Family,
Our hearts go out to you with hope that your family can find peace and serenity in remembering Lindsay and celebrating many memories shared by numerous friends and family. Thinking about you, Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Mary Stuart and Richard.
Rick and Family,
We are so sorry for your loss. May the joy and happiness that Lindsay brought to your lives help heal your hearts in this most difficult of times.
Rick: I am so sorry to hear of your loss, my heart aches for you. I will be praying for you and your family.
My condolences to the Breed family. I am heartbroken that such a beautiful life has been taken from us and pray that the peace of Our Lord surround those of her family and friends as they grieve such a significant loss.
Dear Rick,
It’s been many years since we have seen or talked to each other. This is a heck of a time to contact you. I’m deeply saddened by the passing of Lindsay. Please accept my condolences. May God look over you, Lynne and your family, now and forever.
My thoughts and prayers go out to Rick, Lynn and the Breed family. I met Lindsay while working at Tarlow, Breed. She always had a smile on her face and lit up a room when she walked in. She will be greatly missed.
Our condolences for this tragic loss….
Lindsay’s demise was a difficult one, for all of us involved at Mission Hospital. But it was also an honor to be there for her when she needed us most.
Soar the skies of Heaven now, beautiful Angel, Lindsay Revell Breed, and be free….
Coach Rick, Lynne and Family
We are so deeply saddened to learn about Lindsay. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Lindsay was a part of our family – a daughter, a sister, a friend. A kind and gentle soul…always putting others before herself…strong and beautiful…with understanding, insight, and wisdom beyond her years…a blessing to all who were lucky enough to know her, Lindsay embodied the light of g-d and the force of goodness in the world… these words are not enough…we are devestaed. We go forth holding Lindsay’s warmth and light in our hearts…trying to pass the blessings she gave us to others in our lives – she will be with us always.
Lindsay,
I’ll never forget you. From watching Cinderella a thousand times with me to plotting against my elementary-school nemesis, you were always the big sister I never had, and I’ll love you forever.
xoxoxo,
Sarah
Rick, Lynne and family. It is with great sadness that we hear of the passing of Lindsay. Our prayers and thoughts will be with you and your entire family at this most difficult time. Please accept our sincerest sympathies. Jack Gavin & family
Dear Rick, I can not imagine the sorrow you are feeling right now. Please know that you have our deepest sympathies and we are truly saddened by your loss. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
My thoughts and prayers go out to the Breed Family. There are not enough words to express how sorry I am for your loss of Lindsay. May all your wonderful memories of her help guide you through this extremely difficult time.
To the Breed Family, I had the distinct pleasure of knowing Lindsay through my friendship with Ashley. She was quick-witted, kind and a knock out. There are few families I have met that are as close as yours; sending you love and peace.
Katie Puzo, Boston, MA
We are deeply saddened to hear of your loss. We had the pleasure of meeting and working with Linsday at Tarlow, Breed, Hart & Rodgers. Lindsay was a beautiful and kind person and she will be missed. My deepest condolences to Rick and family at this difficult time and you are in our prayers.
Rick and Lynne
I’ve typed and deleted this 8 times, I just don’t know what to say, just know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers.
I first met Lindsay about a year ago when we were starting out in the same section at Suffolk Law. Once she heard that another classmate and I also lived on the North Shore, she kindly offered to drive us to our cars, parked at the Wonderland T stop. For the rest of the school year, those after-class drives on the ‘Breed Bus’ — sometimes picking up and dropping off other friends along the way — were the highlight of many long and grueling nights of law school. Lindsay’s intelligence, empathy, wicked sense of humor, loud singing voice, mastery of manual transmission and creative sense of direction never failed to brighten up the ride. In more serious moments, Lindsay loved to talk about family. She loved to share stories about her life experiences, and in those conversations her deep feelings for her parents always shone through. Lindsay was the all-American girl next door who made the world a better place by her presence in it. I’ll miss her.
How do you put 25 years of being someone’s best friend into the small space allotted in a tribute page? It is impossible to comprehend this tragedy. I don’t have a memory that doesn’t include Lindsay. My heart is broken and I can’t imagine a life without her in it. There are no words to express this tremendous loss.
Rick, Lynne, Ashley, Mary-Stuart and Richard, my thoughts and prayers are with you now and always.
Love,
Jocelyn Kelley
You are in my thoughts and prayers. I am so sorry for your loss
Words cannot describe the grief in our hearts. We were lucky to know her.
‘Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.’
-From a headstone in Ireland
Catherine + Jim Mann family
I only meet Lindsay through the news of her passing. My sister spoke very kindly and highly of Lindsay.
Even though we never met – we were together in this world as a sister – a daughter – a friend – and reading about her – reflected the bright light that was Lindsay and is now blessings the heavens above.
My condolences to the family for your loss.
Dear Rick, Lynne, Ashley, Mary Stewart and Richard,
We are so deeply sorry to hear about Lindsay. She was the light in so many lives. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Bill, Mary, Jessica and Billy Hall
Dear Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Mary-Stuart and Richard,
The news of Lindsay’s passing was devastating to all of us. We have known and loved Lindsay for a very long time and have watched her grow from a shy adolescent into a charming and beautiful young woman. She was kind and giving, thoughtful and caring. We, as a family, will never forget her. My heart is breaking for all of you and my tears flow as I sit here writing to you. She loved you all so much and I know she is in Heaven watching over you.
With all our love,
Gloria and Jim Kelley
Dear Breed Family,
We are so sorry to learn of your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Dear Lynne and Rick,
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family on the devastating loss of Lindsey. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Hugs and love, Barbara and Mike Schaefer
I was blessed to know Lindsay through dance at Dancenegy. When I walked into class and saw her there, I knew it was going to be a great class. Lindsay had this energy around her when she danced, it was beautiful to watch and it pushed me to dance stronger. Every time I saw her I was greeted with a smile and a warm hello. She made you feel welcome and that she actually cared about how you were doing. It has been a while since I took a class and saw Lindsay but she was there the last time I did. I will cherish the memories I have dancing next to her and know she is watching down from heaven. My heart goes out to her family and friends, I know she will be greatly missed.
Dear Rick, Lynne and Family,
When I read my email this morning I received the terrible news of your daughters passing.
I regret that I never had the pleasure to meet Lindsay. She must have been, like the rest of the Breed family, someone you wouldn’t soon forget.
Please know that we are here for you in any way, anytime.
Our deepest sympathies,
The Moulton Family,
Ipswich Ma.
Dear Rick,Lynn, Ashley,Mary Stuart and Richard, We were so sadden by the sudden death of your Lindsay. She and you family have meant so much to our family. You have been the best neighbors any family could possibly have. Our girls have so many wonderful memories of the times they have shared with Lindsay and your family. We have always talked of the great times the Lindsays had running between our homes,sleeping in that little tent, the shared bathtub times. Thank you for sharing your wonderful girl with us. We will never forget you little girl and Lindsay will always be in our hearts and prayers. Love Larry,Carole,Erin and Lindsay
Please accept our deepest and heartfelt sympathy. We are praying for you. God Bless.
Dear Breed Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this very difficult time. I am a fellow Suffolk Law student, in the same section as Lyndsay. Just last Thursday evening, we walked out of the law school building together, sharing memories of being ‘1L’s’ and our hopes for the upcoming school year. She was always a beacon of light, shining from her seat on the upper level of the classroom, smiling down on the rest of us. For me, she always had words of encouragement and kindness, and sometimes even some fashion tips! It is so hard to believe that she is gone, but I will always remember her fondly.I believe she is now ‘smiling down on us’ from heaven. I will truly miss her. God Bless you.
Lynne and Rick, Words can’t describe my deep sadness over your unexpected loss. Every conversation Lindsay and I had inevitably came back to stories about our families and how lucky each of us felt to have that type of unconditional love and support. Her kindness and sparkle was contagious and though I am grateful for her friendship, her time here was clearly too brief. She will be missed immensely. The world is a little less bright without her. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
I admired and loved Lindsay from the instant we met. She had one of the most gentle and kind souls. My heart goes out to you Mr. & Mrs. Breed, Ashley, Mary Stuart and Richard. Love, Michelle
I am deeply saddened at the loss of my friend Lindsay. She amazed me just to look at her…The focus in everything she set forward to do for the good of herself and mankind. Honest and thoughtful, she always said the right thing and put her best foot forward. I had the honor of dancing with Lindsay when she first step foot at Dancenergy. Determined and showing all who surrounded her how not to give up…Lindsay could move mountains! Humble, kind and a true humanitarian…she cared. I grieve her loss. To the Breed family
words can not express my deepest sympathy for your loss of your angel Lindsay. I pray for you all.
I can not imagine your loss and grief right now and I just want you to know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
The Breed Family,
My thoughts and prayers go out to you.
Sincerely,
Elizabeth Dellheim
Dear Breed Family…These difficult times are difficult to endure. May your fond memories help to console your pain. Our most deep and heartfelt sympathy to you all.
Ollie & Antoinette Davidson
Dear Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Mary-Stuart and Richard,
Words seem inadequate to express the great sadness we feel. You are in our prayers and in our hearts. May the love of your family and friends help you through the days ahead. We love and care about you.
Camille and Scott Goodby
I know I speak for my entire family who had the honor and privilege of having Lindsay in our lives. She was a bright light even on the darkest days. We will speak of her often and keep her memory alive. We will be grateful that we knew this most beautiful young woman if only for a short time. Our most heartfelt sympathies go out to her family and all those whose lives she touched so lovingly. We wish you strength and peace.
The Carver/Rand/Trainor Family
I am so sorry for your great loss. I did not know your daughter, but I am friends with Corey. She sent me the memorial. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. I live in Raleigh, NC. She was a beautiful, loving person. May God give you strength and love.
All my love, Jeannie
Rick, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.
Meeting Lindsay at our daughter Megan’s wedding was a gift to our family. We immediately felt as if we had known her for years. She jumped right in and helped us with some last minute wedding things & kept asking to do more. She will always be remembered as a caring and loving person. We send our deepest condolences to your family.
Rick – With deepest sympathy we are sadden to hear of your loss. You and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
My heart is heavy over the loss of Lindsay, I met Lindsay at First Marblehead. From the second she walked into our reception and then was hired she lit up the office with her bright eyes and her beautiful personality. I can’t put into words how much she impacted my life in the short time I knew her. My heart goes out to all of her family. Please accept my condolences.
Rick, Lynne and Family,
We were shocked and dismayed at the news of Lindsey’s passing and the loss of such a beautiful person with so much potential. The sky will shine more brightly as a new star is added to the heavens above. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
To all the Breeds, We are heartsick over your loss. May you find solice and strength in the love and support of family and friends as you grieve, but celebrate Lindsay’s life. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Toby and Susan Coffin
Dear Rick & Family – Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family –
Dear Breed Family, I was shocked and shaken to hear of Lindsay’s passing. I was very young when your family lived across the street from me, but I still remember playing with Lindsay and I remember the pictures of her on the back of my electric police motorcycle when we were little. I’m very sorry for your loss. Your entire family will be in my thoughts and prayers.
With so much Love, and sadness in my heart…but I will not Say Goodbye! I’ll say see you later.
The resurrection is a wonderful hope and comfort from God!
God’s resurrection of Jesus is a guarantee 1 Corinthians 15:20-22.
This Hope includes mankind John 5:28 ‒ 29 “that all in the memorial tombs will
Hear his voice and come outâ€.
Having faith assures us of this hope John 11:25.
To the Breed Family, PLEASE! Have an assured hope of seeing your
LOVE ‒ LINDSAY REVELL BREED again!
It’s God’s Promise!
I Love you Lindsay! See you later!
All of my memories of Lindsay are of a kind and genuine person who was always such a joy to be around. My thoughts and prayers are with the Breed Family
Dear Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Mary Stuart, Richard, family and friends of our darling Lindsay,
My heart breaks for you all as you try to adjust to this sorrow. Lindsay was and will always be a joy to all who had the pleasure of knowing her. She will certainly live forever in my mind as the sweet young thing who added so many smiles to her classes here with us at the studio. I thank you for sharing her with us and wish you peace during this heartwrenching time and the days to follow.
With love,
Beth, the staff and students of A Dancer’s Dream
Rick and Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Lindsay was a shining star and always will be remembered that way.
I will never understand why God takes the best people. I do believe in one thing, the ones that loved Lindsay will see her again. Truely one of the best people I have ever known, sweet, kind, gentle, caring, thoughtful, giving, lovely person. She will always live in my mind.My heart goes out to her familly and know she was loved by so many. We can never understand why these things happen to the best people on this planet. Lindsay was the best, you can’t get any better than that. I will see you again Lindsay. Rest in Peace.
The Breed Family: I was so saddened and stunned to hear of Lindsey’s passing. There is no loss greater than the loss of your precious child. May hope Sustain you, Friends surround you and Love give you Strength. My most sincere condolences.
i have such clear memories of dancing with lindsay at a dancer’s dream when we were in high school. lynne showed a house a few months ago… i couldn’t go but begged that my ‘hello’s be passed on to the entire breed clan. so glad i did that! lynne, rick, ashley and mary stuart- thinking of you all. my condolences to all family and friends lindsay.
We are deeply saddened by your loss and will keep you in our prayers and thoughts.
Ashley and Family, my heart and thoughts are with you. I wish you comfort and solace.
Dear Rick,
It seems like yesterday that you had tears in your eyes when hearing about my dad – and today, my mother and I have tears in our eyes hearing about Lindsay. What a beautiful girl, and we know how proud you were of her (and all of your children). We, like many, many others, are shocked and deeply saddened. Words can not describe how much we feel for you, Lynne, and your children. Please know that my mom and I are praying (HARD) for all of you.
We were so saddened and shaken to hear of your loss. You have all been in our thoughts and prayers. We will continue to pray for all of you and for Lindsay. Kelly Judge Faggiano and John Faggiano
Lindsay was my sister Jocelyn’s best friend for over two decades, but she was so much more than that. She was a bright smile on a gloomy day. She was always quick with a compliment and the first to offer assistance whenever or wherever needed. She was extraordinarily special, kind-hearted and giving. My heart is broken by this unimaginable loss.
My thoughts and prayers go out to Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Mary-Stuart and Richard. I cannot fathom the pain you are experiencing.
I feel lucky to have been able to call Lindsay a friend. She will live on in our hearts and memories.
In sadness and sympathy,
Megan, Eddie and Piper Hall
Dear Breed Family, I am so very sorry….I am so sad for your loss and for all of Lindsay’s family and friends. She was such a beautiful ‘girl’ on the inside and out. I was the Recruiter who hired her at First Marblehead and everyone loved her there. I will keep you all and Lindsay in my thoughts and prayers….Sincerely, Lisa Clifford
Lynne and Family,
There are no words to express our heartfelt sadness for you and your family. Please know that we are thinking of you and send our love.
Dear Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Mary-Stuart and Richard,
I just learned about Lindsay’s death. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. I will always remember her, as I fondly remember all of you from my Friday afternoons teaching you piano lessons in your basement with my tall glass of iced tea, always freshly brewed and kept in that big pickle jar! I remember once I thought a song I had chosen for Lindsay was perhaps a bit too difficult, and I gave her the option of ‘retiring’ it and switching to a new song. Not an option for Lindsay. Lindsay had a wonderful quiet determination that enabled her to complete the song beautifully. She was so proud. I was too. I am thinking about you often, and wishing I could somehow ease some of your pain.
With much love,
Dara VanRemoortel
I will always remember Lindsay as one of the most gentle, positive, kind-hearted people that I have ever met. Her loss brings tremendous sadness. My thoughts and prayers are with the Breed family.
I have thoroughly enjoyed dancing with Lindsay over the past several years. Her energy, smile and kindness was infectious. She will be missed greatly. My sincerest and heartfelt condolences.
Words can’t begin to cover this, but we send love to the whole family.
Norman Spurling and Nancy Tresp
Dear Lynne and Family: I was devastated to hear of your unimaginable loss. My heart breaks for you. Karen and Vinnie DiRocco
It’s been spoken and felt, how this beautiful and heartfelt woman touched our lives! Lindsay was a very special young woman that left us far too early in life! My deepest sympathy to her family and many friends. I will miss being behind you in dance class, you always lead the way for me! Forever in my memory! Donna
Lynne,Rick & Family,
There are no words to express our heartfelt sadness for you and your family as we heard about Lindsay.
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Marcy & Russ Grand
I am so sorry for your loss. Lindsay was a kind and caring soul. She [unknowingly] taught me some pretty valuable lessons in life and for that, she will forever remain in my memories.
Again, my deepest sympathy to all who knew and loved Lindsay. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Best,
Maria Belesis
Marblehead, MA
Rick, Lynn & Family:
My heartfelt condolences for the loss of your daughter Lindsay. The last time I saw you, you talked of all the children and how proud you were of them especially Lindsay. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love, Deb, Will and Becca McNamara
This was the quickest way to let you know that so many of your rink rat buddies are so so deeply sorry for your precious loss.
The ache and pain we all feel for you I am sure is nothing compared to what you are feeling right now.
My only hope is that some how all our tears together with yours will some how wash away the pain and sorrow to reveal deeper friendships deeper love and appreciation for one another while we are all here!
I know Lindsay will always be with you and your love for her will be everlasting!
I pray that you will always find the strength and will necessary to finish what you started and finish what you have left to do before you join her once again.
I will see you Sat along with so many others who are grieving with you.
Until then my friend,
Michael U
My beautiful Lindsay…words cannot express how sad I am to not be able to be with you again. Your friendship was a gift that I will cherish forever. You were the greatest listener and the most incredible friend. I am a better person because of you – and I will miss you more that words can say. xoxoxoxoxo Heidi
For Lindsay and Her Family; Heartfelt sympathies are extend in the untimely loss of a young, beautiful, motivated young woman who truly touched the hearts of our family, and has left a lasting impression on us all. Gratefulness of her support through the loss of our patriach just two years ago, and her extended commitment to a very saddened First Born Son, we send out hopes that the Lord will hold her tightly in his arms, and keep her safe. I know He has greater plans for her, someday. Our condolences to those she left behind. With all do respect, Susan Volpe Rand and the Rand Family.
To the Breed Family:
I was so saddened to hear of the passing of your precious daughter Lindsay. My thoughts are with you and your family. May your fond memories of her sustain you during these difficult times.
Warmly,
Greer Ross
To Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Mary Stuart, and Richard, Linda and I send our heartfelt thoughts and prayers. When I heard yesterday about Lindsay, I felt sick to my core. Lynne, thank you so much for those family pictures each Christmas. It meant so much to watch your kids change over the years. So young, such promise!
Now, I really, really wish that I had known about Aunt Mary’s passing before Thursday(yesterday).
I would have made the effort to attend her service last week and would have seen ya’ll and Lindsay.
From these heartfelt postings, I can tell what an exceptional daughter, sister, friend, classmate, and employee she was during her brief sojourn on earth. We are only here until He calls us! May His love and grace be with each of you.
Al and Linda Corpening (cousin)
Stanley NC
I last saw Lindsay when we attended school together in Marblehead many years ago. I never had the privillage of knowing her personally, but I do remember one thing she gave me, which was her beautiful warm smile. I am so saddened at your departure, I will always remember you sitting near me in Marblehead Middle School science class and showing me that smile. This image is still vividly imprinted on my memory. Lindsay…the world is now a lesser place without you in it. I give you and your family my love. We will all miss you so very very much. May God’s open arms take you in and love you forever.
I last saw Lindsay when we attended school together in Marblehead many years ago. I never had the privillage of knowing her personally, but I do remember one thing she gave me, which was her beautiful warm smile. I am so saddened at your departure, I will always remember you sitting near me in Marblehead Middle School science class and showing me that smile. This image is still vividly imprinted on my memory. Lindsay…the world is now a lesser place without you in it. I give you and your family my love. We will all miss you so very very much. May God’s open arms take you in and love you forever.
Graham D. Thorne
Sep 4, 2009
Marblehead, MA
Dearest Lindsay,
I am on my way to your benefit dance where I will dance my heart out for you…..I know that is what you would want!! After every time we talked I walked away feeling so good about myself. Your kind words had such a positive impact. Your energy will be missed by so many especially myself. You danced on this earth so beautifully and will be remembered you for that. My deepest sympathy to Lynne, Richard, Ashley, Richard Jr., and Mary Stuart…you are in my prayers.
Dear Breed Family, we feel very lucky to have had the gift of Lindsay’s friendship and experience first-hand her love, kindness and generosity of spirit. She remains in our hearts forever. We extend to you our deepest sympathy and keep all of you in our thoughts and prayers.
Lindsay, we love you.
I feel great saddness that Lindsey has past on, but she has left a lasting impression on all that have had a chance of knowing her. My deepest thoughts and prayers go out to the Breed family. She will be missed.
Dear Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Richard and Mary-Stuart
Lauren, Lisa and I send all our love. Lynne, my dear friend, I can’t even imagine the pain you all must be going through right now. Lindsay was just the sweetest, kindest young woman and my girls and I have all shared our ‘Lindsay’ little girl stories here and how we met her when she was just 6 years old. Lindsay, we have all cried and laughed thinking of all those good times and just want you know how much we miss you. You were like a sister to my girls (at least that’s the way they feel about you). Lynne, I hope to see you soon. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and Rick and please give Ashley, Richard and Mary Stuart a big hug from us. Love, Deborah, Lauren and Lisa
We love you.
Paul & Steven
Dear Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Richard & Mary Stuart:The service was perfect for this gentle & loving young lady who left this earth way too early. What I treasure from this day is your love for each other & how Lindsey’s spirit will be felt abuntantly by all of you. May you each find your way of living forward & May God bless each of you richly. Carol Humes- part of the southern Corpenings. Also attached are Larry, Scott & Allison Humes in all our thoughts & prayers for you.
Dear Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Richard and Mary Stuart, Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this very sad time. We send our love, the Strumolo family.
Lindsay’s smile and warmth will be sadly missed. Always so upbeat and happy. Her first question to me would always be ‘how are your wonderful children’? Always a bright and cheery smile to make even the worst day, seem great.. And those cookies, that she loved to bake. What a great heart.
Lynne, Our hearts go out to you and your family at this distressing time.
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Breed, Ashley, Mary-Stuart, and Richard,
My deepest condolences to you at this most difficult time. Lindsay was the light in so many lives and will always be remembered that way; beautiful on the inside and out.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Jessica
To the Breed family. What a terrible tragedy to happen to your family and to your beautiful daughter. You are all in my prayers and I will think of her when I attend classes.
Much love,
Cynthia Snow
Suffolk Law School, 2L
Dear Lynne and Rick,
We are so sad to hear of your loss of Lindsay. Much love to you all. We are praying for you all. Sally & Rick
Lynne. my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I wish I could reach across the country and give you a hug. Love, Emily (Baumann) Evans
Rick and Lynne and family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Laurel diTargiani Galvin
Dear Breed Family
The service for Lindsay was so beautiful and so expressed all of your love for her. I have the beautiful yellow rose from the service on my kitchen table, and every time we look at it we remember. love, mellie & Chad
Lynn, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I know how close you were and my heart aches for you. I know you are a strong woman and will find a way to get through this. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
I have so many great memories of Lindsay … she had a great heart and was a graceful spirit.
I am sending prayers to Lynne, Rick, Ashley, Mary Stewart, and Richard.
Lynne,
My heart and prayers are with you and your family at this time. I am so sorry for your loss. Please give my love to your family.
I want to share with you the sweetness and interest Lindsay showed for everyone-even us older DanceEnergy dancers who loved to watch her dance and could only dream of having her grace and ability. My deepest sympathy.
Sending loving thoughts to you and yours.
No words can begin to express my sadness for you.
My heart is truly saddened by the news of Lindsay’s passing. I just received word today, 9/14. I worked with Lindsay at First Marblehead and she was always such a lovely young woman. Smart, always kind and the first to offer assistance. I recall telling her that her smile was like sunshine any day. My condolences to her family and friends. She was a beautiful person, inside and out.
Dear Lynne & Family – Words can not express our sympathy. We are deeply saddened to learn of the unexpected death of your beautiful daughter. It is truly a tragedy. Please know that you and yours are in our thoughts and prayers and that Lindsay is in the arms of the angels. Always,
Dearest Lynne and Rick,
No words can fully explain the reasons or calm the grief you must be feeling. Please know that I send my prayers to you all and may you find some comfort in the love you all share.
To Miss Breed’s family,
I was terribly saddened and shocked to hear of Lindsay’s passing. She was a terrific dancer with a sweet spirit. My deepest sympathy.
Donna M. Pierce
My heartfelt condolences to Rick, Lynne, and all of Lindsay’s family. Brothers from the heart forever.
Rick,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. My thought and prayers go out to you adn your entire family.
joe ciccarello.
I can’t imagine that there are any words that would lighten your sorrow, so I won’t offer any. The only thing I can think to do is offer you my heart.
To the Breed family,
I was deeply saddened to hear of Lindsay’s passing. We attened Wake Forest together and I will never forget how kind and sweet she was. Your family is in my prayers.
– Megan
To the Breed family,
I was deeply saddened to hear of Lindsay’s passing. We attened Wake Forest together and I will never forget how kind and sweet she was. Your family is in my prayers.
– Megan
Will always keep the candle burning for you! Will never stop missing your friendship!
Love you Linds!
Will always keep the candle burning for you! Will never stop missing your friendship!
Love you Linds!
Will always keep the candle burning for you! Will never stop missing your friendship!
Love you Linds!
Look at the stars – Look how they shine for you – And all the things
you do!
I love you too Lindsey!
I am heartbroken to hear of Lindsay’s passing. She was such a sweet person and great friend. I knew her from Wake Forest, and she was a bridesmaid in my wedding. May the Lord give you strength in this difficult time.
Lindsay and I were friends from Orion Partners and we went to a wedding together back in 2002. We had since lost touch, but I was trying to reconnect with her when I learned of her death.
She was a such a wonderful, generous, loving person and I wrote her a song expressing how much she meant to me a long time ago. Lindsay, may your spirit fly with the angels. I miss you and wish we had kept in touch. I’m am honored to have known you.
Mark Manzo
I think about you every day….especially when I’m dancing…little jewel box ballerina girl. I miss you so terribly much! You’re a little angel floating about….love you, xoxo, Deb
I can’t believe I’m reading this sad news, but I literally found out today that Lindsay passed way and I immediately became saddened by the news. Although Lindsay’s family and friends have been grieving for years now, this is quite new to me and I’m a little overwhelmed. Lindsay and I went to Wake Forest together and we lived next door to one another our freshmen year in Bostwick. The last time I spoke with Lindsay she was telling me about her law school experience and I remember being so proud of her. I also remember the laughs we shared and how pleasant and warming she was to be around. She always had a smile on her face and always had something positive to say. I will truly miss the times we recited lines from the movie, ‘Adventures in Babysitting.’ Even as I type this, I’m chuckling at the fact I found someone else who could appreciate the silliness and humor of that movie. I’ll really miss her, but I’m certainly happy our paths crossed.