In loving memory of
Lindsie Liana

• September 27, 1983
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• September 10, 2024

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In loving memory of Lindsie Jeanette Liana September 27, 1983- September 10, 2024

 Born in Sarasota, FL to Lisa A Fulton Liana and Louis J Liana.  Lindsie was the 2nd born child mimicking her older sister Liane Victoria Liana (Tittle) in all she did since she was an infant . It was comical. Lindsie spent  all of her life in FL between the west coast Venice and the east coast West Palm/ Pt st Lucie area.  In early childhood after the passing of her mom she would spend her summers in NJ with her sister and maternal grandparents Jim and Charlotte Fulton. She was a bartender/ mixologist for Duffy’s and the Tennis club in Vero beach.  Lindsie was a natural beauty, kind of a tom boy but she also liked to dress up. She loved adventure and wanted to travel and experience new places.  She was blessed with 2 beautiful children Mia Solana and  Emery Tatum, who I know she will forever be proud of and watch over. She would always express in all her life through anything she ever did that they were her biggest accomplishments and she loved them beyond measure.   She leaves behind her father Louis/aka Butch ,who will forever be heartbroken and her sister Liane (her husband Toby Tittle). Liane was always her protector, favorite person and confidant.  Both her father and sister were present upon her peaceful passing at Venice Hospice House.

She leaves behind her partner in life and parenting Emmanuel Del Rio (Manny) who she put her heart and faith into continuing to lead the kids to adulthood. She leaves behind aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews cousins, extended family and friends who all have a special place in her heart. She had a short but difficult journey with cancer which sometimes is considered the silent killer until the end. Lindsie never accepted her fate but succumbed to her illness without choice and I know she would want others to learn from her pain and suffering. She was too young forever 40. She will be loved and missed forever. Let her love, light and memory be a reminder to all, be strong, keep your faith and always follow through with your health and wellness checkups. Until we meet again she will forever be in our hearts and memories.