Julianna Plummer
I met Lindsey in 2002, when I transferred to UNT and entered the Speech Pathology/Audiology program. She quickly became a close friend and I spent many a night hanging out in her dorm room. After graduation I moved away, but we kept in touch. We were always able to pick up exactly where we left off, no matter how long it had been. Once, when visiting her at her parents’ house, she gave me a round wooden token with the letters TUIT printed on one side. She told me that it was a reminder to not procrastinate. Because now that I got a round “tuit,” it was time to get to work. I will miss Lindsey dearly and treasure the time we had together. Sending love and healing to her family.
— Juli P.