Melody Hargus Lindsey
October 3, 1962 ~ February 22, 2012
Resided in:
Hendersonville, NC
Melody Hargus Lindsey died Wednesday, February 22, 2012 at Memorial Mission Hospital after sustaining a brain aneurysm.
Melody was born on Oct. 3, 1962 in Asheville to the late Fred and Sandra Rogers Hargus. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of North Carolina – Asheville and went on to receive the Master of Arts in English from Western Carolina University. She was an English instructor at Blue Ridge Community College in Hendersonville and was an active, long time member of Cummings Memorial United Methodist Church in Horse Shoe, NC.
Melody was a wonderful mother, wife, teacher and friend. She loved God, her family, her church and was an inspiration to many.
She is survived by her husband Barry and son Drew. She is also survived by her aunt, Patricia Rogers Scott; uncles, Floyd, Alan and Jerry Hargus; dear cousin, Patricia Gentry and others.
A service of remembrance will be held on Saturday, 2/25 at 3:00 p.m. at Cummings Memorial United Methodist Church in Horse Shoe with funeral procession to Emma's Grove Baptist Church in Fairview for graveside service and burial. A visitation will be held Friday, from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. at Groce Funeral Home at Lake Julian at 72 Long Shoals Road.
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Mother and I send our prayers for God’s love to be felt all around you as you say your good-byes to dear Melody. She was already walking with God here on Earth, so we know He is taking care of her now. Our deepest sympathies for your loss.
Love, Elise and Lucile
Our love and sympathy go out to all the family. Melody was very special to us, and we have fond memories of laughter, fellowship, and especially of sharing stories and working with her in the church garden last summer. She will always be in our hearts.
She will be truly missed. Prayers to the family.
Barry, Drew, Jewel, Charles, Tracey, Brian, Misty and everyone. We have lost a shining star in our lives. I have been blessed to be her friend and in turn blessed to be welcomed in your family. If I only could, I would take your pain and spare you this time in your life. I love you all so much! Sheila, James, Erin, Kyle & Cole
It was such a joy to know Melody. Even though I am deeply saddened by her loss, I take comfort in special memories like our pretend cruise, Bible School where she had us try sculpting with our eyes closed, and a Bible School rap that she performed. Those good memories all show her brightness and sense of humor and still make me smile. Wishing you much peace and comfort during this difficult time.
I am so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in my prayers during this time of sorrow.
Lisa Quinn Souther and family
Remembering my childhood friend with fond memories of good times….especially last year at the picnic at Mt Ranch…what a great time we had catching up… I know we will meet again one day and once again catch up on old times. We love you and will miss that beautiful smile.
Dear Barry,
I am so deeply sorry for you & your family and what you are going through,… Melody was a beautiful woman inside & out, a treasured friend, and loving & caring soul. I pray God will be with you all as you travel this valley & help you every step of the way.
Blessings & Peace to you,
Billie Schell
I am so sorry for your loss. Mrs. Lindsey was my teacher and she was very inspiring. she always had kind words and helped me when I needed it. I will be keeping you in my prayers
I will miss such a beautiful person and wonderful co-worker.
My thoughts and prayers are with Melody’s family and friends.
You will be missed as a member of our BRCC family.
I will miss you greatly Melody. Always had a kind word and a smile on your face. God Bless You and Your Family.
Dear Barry and Drew, thinking of you and extending deepest sympathy in this time of sorrow.
I will miss Melody so very much. She was like a sister to me. I love her and I was so proud of her. She will forever be in my heart. Patricia
I worked with Melody at Blue Ridge – we ‘lived’ on the same hall. We loved (do still love) her so much, and will sorely miss her and her droll humor. I’ll be holding her family in my heart.
We are praying for comfort and peace for you and your family during this sad time. Melody was a wonderful co-worker, and fun person to be around. We will all miss her very much at Blue Ridge Community College.
We are so saddened of the passing of such a wonderful instructor and part of the Blue Ridge family. May God’s peace and comfort hold all the family through this time and time to come in her absence.
Melody was a beautiful spirit. She will be missed by so many. I will continue to keep Melody, and her loving family, in prayer.
I am so sorry for your loss. Melody was an amazing woman and an amazing teacher. She had so much passion for her job and her students. She was and always will be an inspiration to me.
Melody epitomized her name; that is, she provided melody and a sense of time to her students’ writing efforts. Many of the students in my program, and in other programs, speak so well of her uncanny knack in the classroom. She was phenomenal as a sharing instructor and leaves a vacuum here at Blue Ridge Community College. You have my heartfelt sympathy and earnest prayers as you go through this most difficult time.
BRCC will not be the same without Melody. She was so creative and caring and fun. I can’t begin to say how much I will miss her. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.
Dear Barry,Drew & Extended Family,
My family is so saddened by the sudden loss of your sweet Melody.It has been a few years since I had seen Melody but I can still remember her kind and humbling smile.Furthermore, I have very fond memories of seeing her when I would go with my Mother(Jullie) to Grandmal Hargus’s House.Finally,I pray that God gives all of you strength,faith and courage in the days ahead.Please take comfort in knowing that she is reunited with Fred,Sandra and both sets of her Grandparents…wow what a reunion that must be in Heaven.We will see Melody again in Heaven and the next time we do it will be eternal.
God Bless,
Chris,Jennifer &
Tyler Lunsford
I am so sorry for your loss. My best wishes go out to Barry and his son and rest of the family at this trying time. Deepest sympathies and condolences.
Barry, Drew, and family of Melody,
I am so deeply sorry for this shocking loss. I had the pleasure of having an office right next door to Melody since I was hired in January 2011. I got to see her everyday and she always greeted any of us with a smile. After I knew her a while I would sit in her office and she would stand in my doorway and we would talk about anything. One day she said she was bored and asked me to do a cartwheel for her entertainment. She didn’t think I would, but I obliged and did a cartwheel in the hallway for her.
Her response was, ‘Can that really be counted as a cartwheel?’ She critiqued it! She was so funny and had a way to always make us laugh, no matter our stress level. She is absolutely irreplaceable and I am going to miss her terribly.
Again, I am so deeply sorry for your loss.
David Blevins
May you feel God close to you now and in the days to come.
I worked with Melody at BRCC. As a fellow instructor, I admired her passion for teaching and interest in making her students successful. She will be greatly missed. My prayers are with you in this difficult time. I know you will find comfort in your cherished memories.
I will forever remember the day that my mom (Melody’s aunt Gladys) received the dreaded phone call that Melody’s mother had been killed in a devastating auto accident. Melody was a baby and as I watched her grow up and become such an outstanding young lady I always loved seeing her and catching up, when we had family gatherings (most of the time at funeral gatherings) and sadly, now her own ….Barry, and Drew I know you know she is with our grandparents, her Mom and Dad, and other loved ones.You will always miss her but Oh….. what a joyous reunion we will have when we all get to join her for ever and ever….in our Heavenly home.. please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers… Love and Prayers.. I will miss you Melody….Your Cousin Karen
My sincerest condolences go out to Melody’s family and loved ones—of which there were bound to be many. I knew Melody back when she was a very involved student here at BRCC and saw her passion and love of life. What a great wit and inspiration she has been within the Blue Ridge Community College family. Thank you for sharing Melody with us. Praying for God’s peace and comfort during these difficult days to come. May memories always keep Melody close in your hearts.
Barry, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your son. Take comfort in knowing that she is in paradise.
It’s so hard for me to believe Melody is not here, just around the corner from my office. Melody inspired me to be a better teacher. Her creative ideas were just beginning to find their way into my classroom. Other English faculty were saying much the same. Melody outdid us all in innovative teaching, and just plain fun in the classroom. Her influence and humor are greatly missed.
Barry, Drew and Melody’s family,
I am so sorry to learn of Melody’s sudden passing and my thoughts and prayers are with you. Childhood friends always remain close to your heart regardless of the miles that end up between you. We used to refer to each other as the other ‘Melody’ and for a while she, Laurie Winters and I were the three musketeers. She introduced me to how incredibly funny a dry sense of humor can be and whenever I am around someone with that sense of humor I think of her. I will sorely miss our exchange of Christmas cards where we caught up with each others lives. I hope to see her again in heaven!
We’re so sorry to hear about the loss of a lovely woman, wife, mother and friend of so many. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families as they seek comfort in this moment of grief and loss.
Mrs. Lindsey was an amazing person ave she touched the lives of many. She has influenced my life greatly. She will be missed by everyone. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family.
Barry and Drew, please know that Melody made a great difference in the lives of others. I knew her as a student and encouraged her when she applied for her teaching job here. She radically supported student success and she will be sorely missed. I am proud to have known her and just wanted you to know how much she meant to us at Blue Ridge. I pray for divine comfort for you and supernatural peace. May wonderful memories of her carry you through. Alice Crisp
Barry, I am so sorry for your loss. I pray that God will provide strength and encouragement through these difficult times.
I am sorry for your loss. Just remember the good times you had with her and her love around everyone that she has touched in many ways in everyone’s lives in some way. God Bless,
Lara
Mrs. Lindsey inspired many of her students, I am one of them. She has taught me so much, academically and about myself. I can not imagine ever meeting someone as amazing as she was. She always found the positive in everything and always kept me smiling. I have taken her classes for 3 years, all which I refused to take with anyone else because of her teaching style. She made learning interesting and fun. I am going for my BA in School Age Education and I will carry on her love for teaching. I can only hope one day I will inspire others as she has me. My heart goes out to her family, she was an Angel here on Earth and now she will be watching over you from above. God Bless you all. I will continue to pray for you all!
I first met Mrs. Lindsey through Blue Ridge’s writing group last semester. Her passion for English and her zest for Literature was immediately clear and so was her her own kind, compassionate disposition. Her warmth, smile, intelligence and sense of humor made every moment with her feel more like time with a friend than a faculty advisor. She will be truly missed.
I want to send my condolences to the family of Melody. When I first met Melody, my first impression of her was outstanding. She had a glow about her that was so bright and she was such a joy to be around. I was fortunate to have been a student of hers and then a coworker. I will miss her smiling face and her words of encouragement. She has touched so many lives and the impact she made on the campus of BRCC was incredible. I will miss her dearly but I know without a doubt that she is with her Lord and Savior.
Barry, Drew, and Melody’s Family,
Melody was a joyful person to be around. I had the pleasure of working with the creative writing club with her, and enjoyed our time together so much that I specifically signed up to take her classes when I had the opportunity. She was a brilliant teacher and an inspiration. I loved distracting her in class by saying ‘kittens.’ She would always stop a second and get a smile on her face. She will always have a place in my heart. I am so sorry for your loss.
Dear Barry and Drew,
You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Barry, I’m so deeply sorry for your loss. It’s difficult to understand God’s will during sorrowful times like these but I know he will supply an abundance of grace to help you survive this heart breaking loss. Our love and prayers are with you and your family. His grace is sufficient for every need!
Dear Barry and Drew,
In Faith and Prayer.
Mr. Lindsey and Drew,
I started my first semester of college last year. The first time she called roll we had to name our favorite ice cream…. Was I really in college?? She had the best ways to teach that made me learn and WANT to learn, and english of all things! From bombing puppies, to putting ‘everyone’ in a box in the attic, I learned! I understood. She would walk in and you knew you would be giggling and making jokes by the first ten mins of class. I will miss her like my own family.
Ms. Lindsey was a great inspiration to me. I will miss her very much. My sincere condolences to the family. You all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Ms Lindsey was a great person and a great teacher. I am proud to have known her and she will be greatly missed.
Barry and family,
What can I say that others have not already said. It was such a shock.
All your friends, as well as your church family, are here to support you through this time of grief as well as any other time. We are your extended family. We want you to know that we will be here for you and Drew, in the future as well, whenever you just want to talk and have someone to listen. You are so blessed, Barry and Drew. Melody will now be watching both of you.
Barry and Drew,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. My prayers are with you and your family.
My condolences to Barry and Drew.
Barry and Drew, We are so sorry for your loss. Even though I did not see her very often, I loved her and will miss her. we will see her again in heaven. Love David and Julie Kindley
I knew Melody years ago when we were both students at Blue Ridge. We were part of the same ‘philosophical debate” group which was really just a bunch of students that had time to kill between classes or a cigarette to smoke. I always took pleasure in those discussions and they were the real reason I enjoyed that time at Blue Ridge. When I returned as a student to Blue Ridge a few years ago it is to my regret that I didn’t reintroduce myself to Melody. I’d always meant to. I’ve seen the effect her death has had on her students and she must have been an amazing, caring teacher. I’ll always remember her as a fellow philosopher though. I’ve been thinking about those old times a lot over the last few days. I’m so sorry to her family for their loss, I hope you can take some comfort in the fact that she touched so many people’s lives. God bless.
Mrs. Lindsey was an amazing teacher and an inspiration to us all. She served as not only an advisor to myself but as a sort of life coach, challenging me as I’m sure many others as well, to constantly reach higher than before and to achieve that which often seemed unfathomable through hard work, persistence, strife, shear imagination, and a little determination. Mrs. Lindsey was an amazing teacher, an inspiration to us all. She will always be remembered. Thank you Mrs. Lindsey for all that you have done. Thank you for being you and thank you for always being there. With Love, and great remorse, rest in piece Mrs. Lindsey.
Sincerely, Jonathan Bundschuh
I am so sorry for your loss. Mrs. Lindsey was a phenomenal teacher, she was one of my favorite.
MY PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. I NEVER HAD HER AS A TEACHER, BUT DID PASS HER IN THE HALLWAYS AND SHE WAS ALWAYS PLEASEANT TO ME. I WILL GREATLY MISS HER.
You are one of the bezt teachers I ever had.Thank you, I loved your quirky sense of humor. , fanboys Thanks
Ms. Lindsey was a great teacher. I had her for two classes and enjoyed her wisdom and character. I am so saddened to hear we lost here. I pray God to watch over her family and give time to grieve. I will always remember you Ms. Lindsey.
My heart is sad for the Lindsey family. Drew, please know you are in my prayers.
Ginger House
Rugby Middle School
Ms. Lindsey was one of my favorite teachers. She was able to make me interested in a subject I usually hated. I will miss her.
Mrs. Lindsey was a fabulous teacher. I really enjoyed having her as a teacher. My thoughts and prayers go out to everyone who cared for and loved this wonderful woman. May the Lord hold her safely in his arms.
I was very blessed with having Mrs Lindsey for English 111 and part of this semester for 114. I will never forget her. She was such an inspiration to me! I thank God for allowing me to have her as my teacher! She will greatly be missed and I’ll never forget her sweet smile and wonderful teaching! Love and Prayers to family and all who were blessed with knowing her! I miss you in class!
Melody was the most caring and enjoyable teacher I have ever had. Her class was always as fun as it was educational. Melody helped me to see my own passion for English and was always encouraging. She will be missed very much. Her family is in my thoughts.
Mrs. Lindsey, I know your looking down here smiling and probably thinking up some crazy story like you always did in class. I remember the 80’s video we made in Eng. 80. I requested Mrs. Lindsey for 90,111,and 114. I am very thankful to have had the chance to know her. It’s been hard to sit in class without you Mrs. Lindsey. Mrs. Lindsey was that teacher that had a trick on how to remember things in Eng. I learned to enjoy Eng. Because of her special way of teaching. ‘TT’ bingo, the FANBOYS, the crazy stories she came up with like the one when the comma had to save her from drowning. She will be missed by so many and to Mrs lindseys family I’m so sorry for your loss and my thoughts and prayers are with you
It has been 20 years since I had been in school and Professor Lindsey made my transition a good one. Her class was my favorite and I looked forward every class period to coming to class. Throughout class period her and Kerry would tease each other and that would put a smile on our faces. I wish that I had had her for a teacher longer because she made school fun and just had an amazing spirit about her. I didn’t realize til she got sick that every person in our class was there because of her! I was put in her class, by God, I now see, and I will be forever thankful. Mr. Lindsey and Drew, you and Professor Lindsey, have been in our prayers from the very first day that she got sick. Your wife,mother,and our teacher, will NEVER be forgotten!
Mrs Lindsey you will be missed dearly! The whole Eng090 class (Candycorn snorters) miss you & know you are looking down on us smiling 🙂 You made english fun and entertaining, and it will not be the same without you.
Love dearly,
Cayce
we are sorry for your loss our thoughts and prayrs are with you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Saddened by the news of Melody’s passing. Memories turn to the days at Rugby and West Henderson of her truly contagious spirit and engaging ‘discussions’. Knowing that you two shared a wonderful life together. Will be praying for you and Drew always.
May the love of God comfort Barry, Drew, and all of us who suffer from this great loss. Melody is with our Lord, and I can speak for everyone in saying she certainly was an ‘angel’ among us. As a student of Melody, I immediately recognized it was her genuine Love for us all that impacted us in a way that made such a difference in our lives. With all our hearts, we love and adore you Melody. May God bless us all.
Barry, Drew, and family,
Melody was truly an inspiring person, teacher, and friend. It is hard to think that I will not run into her here at Blue Ridge. Her ‘teacher’s challenges’ helped see ourselves as a cohesive group. Her kind and quiet demeanor had a way to keep us focused and put things in perspective. Blue Ridge has lost an important member. She will never be forgotten. I miss her and I pray for you and yours.
Barry – we are so sorry to hear of your sudden loss. Our prayers are going out to you & your family.
My continued thoughts and prayers are with you. I was only briefly acquainted with Mrs. Lindsey, however, she was a great teacher and person! Her sense of humor was a nice touch in a sometimes stressful college day. Her knowledge and insight was very helpful with the class I am taking. She will be missed tremendously.
Barry, We are very sorry to hear of your sudden loss, please accept our Deepest Sympathy. Patti & Larry Schmida
Barry, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your wife Melody. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.
You are greatly missed already Melody. When I told my husband you had passed he said, stunned, ‘We’ve lost one of us.’ By that he meant we’d lost one of those smart, weird people who was exceedingly nice and ridiculously funny. There’s so few of us that it makes this doubly hard. You were so loved by all your students and colleagues and I take comfort in knowing that you are up in Heaven eye-rolling and laughing at us.
My deepest sympathies to the Lindsey family.
Hey Mrs. Lindsey you were an amazing teacher i miss you already. I know you are looking down from heaven watching out for all your English students. I will never forget what you taught me. Your family is in my prayers.
Mrs. Lindsey was a truly remarkable
teacher and she will be missed terribly by her students and by all that had a chance to meet her.
Barry,
So sorry to hear about Melody. Hang in there. Gerry
Ms. Lindsey was a remarkable teacher and an inspiration to all that knew her. She will be greatly missed. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to the Lindsey family in this time of sadness.
Melody was one of the most inspirational, concerned and down to earth people I have ever known. I loved having her as an instructor and these experiences are some of the fondest of my time at BRCC. She deeply touched so many lives, and she is already missed tremendously. My deepest condolences to her family, and the rest of her great group of friends.
Dear Barry and Drew,
May God bless and comfort you during this time.
Matthew 5:4
Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.
Lee Anna Haney
Blue Ridge Community college
Barry im so sorry to hear of your and drews loss i still remember all the trouble me and melody got into as kids.
She was more like a sister and friend then a cousin.
Im sure shes is being watched over as she is watching over you and drew.
To the Family of Mrs. Lindsey,
I was sorry to hear about Mrs. Lindsey. I was privileged to have her as my English teacher last semester. She was a wonderful teacher with a pleasant personality. She will be missed.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Melody touched the lives of so many individuals. Her ability to encourage and inspire students reached across BRCC campus! Our Early College students have shared many special comments about her and her ability to make everyone feel important. She will be missed!
My prayers are with you all!
Melody was truly a great person who inspired me always. She took me under her wing and was always there for everyone. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family and friends. Blue Ridge and the world will not be the same without you. You will always be loved and missed Melody! Rest in peace.
Mrs. Lindsey’s inspirational light shined beyond the reach of the commonplace, and it still gleams within the hearts of everyone who was privileged to know her. Her light was so bright that even the unprivileged have been touched by her life. My thoughts and prayers are with all.
We are so sorry for your loss. Please know you and your family are in our prayers
Melody was a special person that saw more to me than I did. She was my advisor, teacher, and friend. I will miss her unique humor and great laugh. I cryed this morning and now I smile, for I remeber hearing her talk about her beliefs. I know she is with her lord smiling down at us.
Mrs.Lindsey was a great teacher. I remeber the first time I met her. It was an english class, my most disliked subject. She made it fun and I learned more from her than any other. She always had a smile on her face, even if she was having a bad day. She was one of a kind and will be greatly missed.
To the Lindsey Family,
There are not adequate words to express my fondness for Melody. After 20ish years I returned to college at BRCC and had Melody for two classes in my first semester. I instantly recognized her kind spirit and adored her quick wit and dry sense of humor. I felt that our academic stories were similar and that she was genuinely interested in my college success. She was so encouraging that I requested her for my advisor after that first semester. She encouraged my academic endeavors and as a result of all of her help, I am now a student at UNCG. She called me at the end of last spring semester to learn whether I had been accepted into UNCG, when I told her that I had, she said I should keep in touch. She was inspirational to me as she was to so many. My regret is that I never expressed to her how she impacted and encouraged me. I hope you find comfort in the words of strangers whose lives she has forever touched. My prayers are with you and your family. Shalom.
Dear Barry,
We were saddened to hear of Melody’s passing. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time. Our deepest sympathies,
Bruce and Wendy
Barry – my thoughts are with you and your son. Melody was one of my wallflower friends, but ya’ll found love early and have kept it all these years. Thinking of you all – including you Melody…
Melinda Johnson
Mrs. Lindsey was a great English instructor. Her sense of humor was amazing. She will be greatly missed by the students at BRCC. I am thankful I had the chance to have her as an instructor.
Mrs. Lindsey was a great teacher..I looked forward to her class because she made me laugh no matter what kind of day I was having.I am so sorry to hear about her passing.I am praying for her family and loved ones during this time.
It was a pleasure and a priveledge to know her. She was one of the best teachers and advisors that I have had. She will be missed….
We extend our sympathy to the family of Melody Hargus Lindsey. Our daughter Susan was born October 3, 1962 at Memorial Mission Hoslpital. Sandra Rogers Hargus was my roommate in the hospital. We kept in touch and shared our journeys until Sandra’s tragic and untimely death. Almost 50 years ago–a memory we shall never forget.
Jim and Ruth Earwood
We’d like to extend our sympathy to the family on the loss of their wife, mother, niece and granddaughter.
I’m so sorry for your lost and our prayers and thoughts are with you. Melody and Patricia were the only cousins that I was in contact with over the years and I’m sorry I could not been more close. Again I so sorry for your lost.
Although I knew Melody in several ways, I think of her primarily as a writer. I first met her as a fellow writer, and her stories will always be a part of me. Her writing reflected her spirit in so many ways–insightful, humorous, deliberate, achingly real. She could transform a few words into a deep universe pulsing with vivid detail. I still can’t believe she has been taken from us. I miss her immensely.
Melody has been a huge part of our lives ever since she and Barry married. There could not have been two people more suited for each other. Melody wasn’t just a sister-in-law, or a daughter-in-law, she was our sister and a daughter to my parents. We have always spent every Sunday dinner together and every holiday together and I can assure you they will NEVER be the same. We always knew how special she was and it has been so wonderful hearing how many other people knew how wonderful she was too. I can’t begin to say how much she was loved and how much she will be missed, but it is comforting to know how much she will be remembered.
Barry and Drew,
I was so saddened to hear of Melody’s passing. My deepest sympathy to you and Drew and my thoughts and prayers are with both of you during this difficult time.
Thank you to all of Mrs. Lindsey’s family for sharing her with the student body of BRCC. She was a magnificent lady. She made the grueling subject of English enjoyable. She was never too busy for any question or issue. She had a spirit that was infectious. My hope is that the written and spoken words you all have received over the last few days ,and well into the future, will be some small comfort.
Mrs. Lindsey was my instructor for three semesters at Blue Ridge. She was the best English teacher I have ever had. Her ability to make English and grammar fun was amazing. It was always a pleasure to go to her class everyday, and I will always remember her sense of humor. She would always joke about how ‘old’ she was. She truly cared about her students, and her stories always kept the class laughing. She inspired me and, in a sense, helped me find confidence in myself and my writing. I will miss her. Prayers for your family.
Barry and family: I am so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
I need to take a moment and say the world has lost an amazing person and teacher. My teacher,Melody Lindsey taught me so much in her classes. She had a eunique way of teaching that I will never forget. Rest in peace Melody Lindsey you will truely be missed by many. She not only was an amazing teacher she cared about all of her students. She was the reason I never gave up when I was in school, and she told me during my first semester that she would see me again on graduation day. Not only was I blessed to be in two more of her classes, but I was blessed for her to consider me a friend. She personally saught me out to congradulate me the day I graduated, last May. You will always be in my heart and my memories.
Barry & Drew, I am so sorry to hear about Melody’s passing, and will be lifting you both up, and the rest of the family up in prayer, you guys are a wondeful family that I got to spend some time with.Melody was a kindhearted person who loved her family very much.
Sincerely,
Jason Honeycutt