I’m very sad to find out today that Lindsay passed away. She was a brilliant, joyful soul. Her smile and attitude were infectious. You never know when it’s your time so hug everyone that you love. #Repost @ava with @make_repost ・・・ The last time I communicated with this shining star named #LindsayBradford, we DMed and exchanged some love just in June. I kept tabs on her and she kept tabs on me since we worked together on the pilot of #DMZ right before the quarantine began last year. She was a key set PA. She was a light! One of the people that I remembered and carried in my heart after the shoot. I remembered her because she wanted to be a director. She was also interested in acting. She had modeled a little. She was pursuing it all. Traveling her own path. So passionate about everything. I spoke with her mother this morning and Ms. Josita shared, “She always said she wanted to be somebody. I told her she already was.” Indeed. She already was. I only hope she knew that. Lindsay passed away this weekend. Her heart couldn’t fight Covid. I feel she is gone too soon. But her mother reminded me that she lived her life the way she wanted and there are no regrets. Lindsay’s last IG post of herself was standing against a bright blue sky looking fabulous with the caption, “It’s my time.” That was 10 days ago. Now she has journeyed on. But her light continues everywhere. Life is fleeting, my friends. Live yours to the fullest. Try the new thing. Pursue your passion. Don’t be afraid to declare what you want to do, what you want to be or to say that you don’t yet know. Feel free within yourself to stretch and explore. Truly, that is enough. Bless you, Lindsay. I’ll continue to remember you, Sis. And to carry you with me as I go.