Mindy Lee Multog
October 28,1952-November 15, 2020
Mindy Lee Multog, 68, of Montpelier passed away on Sunday, November 15, 2020. A complete obituary is pending at this time.
Arrangements by Affinity Funeral Service Richmond Chapel.
Mindy Lee Multog, 68, of Montpelier passed away on Sunday, November 15, 2020. A complete obituary is pending at this time.
Arrangements by Affinity Funeral Service Richmond Chapel.
To all the people who knew and loved my sister I want you to know how much she loved and cared for you as well. She will absolutely be missed beyond what words can convey. She was a graduate of the Falls Church High School class of 1970. She began her career with the Government while still in High School, starting out in the secretarial pool part time and worked her way up the ranks earning multiple titles along the way as she earned her BA and MA. As Deputy Director, she ended up as a GS15, one of the highest if not the highest level achievable by a civilian employee. She has been the rock that has held my family together for years and I am truly going to miss her!!! Mindy was an avid animal lover and it was her desire that in lieu of flowers, she hoped that people would make a donation to an animal rescue organization of their choice. I’m sure that would put a smile on her face!! I can be contacted for further information at [email protected]. I thank everyone who knew and loved her for being a part of her life. She will be missed. Her loving sister Heidi
I will always miss you Mindy. Thank you for being part of my extended family and I am so happy to know that Steven will have you as his spiritual guardian. I will make sure to keep tabs on him and help him as much as I can. I love you and love him as my brother. Rest In Peace… xoxo
Mindy and I spent a lot of time together in Falls Church when my son and Steven were taking karate. I enjoyed getting coffee with her and sitting outside in the parking lot in all kinds of weather. We often met for lunch at Applebee’s in falls church. I am so glad she was my friend.
My aunt Mindy was a good hearted person. She loved her family and many pets. She will be greatly missed. I will miss our long phone calls we would have together. We will do our best with you looking over us.
Mindy and I have been best friends for fifty years. We both have the same middle name (Lee) and were born at the same hospital in Washington, DC!!! We would laugh about this coincidence!! We had so much fun together and I will always have those special memories!!!!
Rest In Peace my beautiful niece. No more suffering. Be with God
I had the pleasure of working alongside Mindy, for over 35 years. In those years, she became one of my dearest friends. I am so saddened at her passing that I cant even find the words to truly express my feelings. I will forever miss her hilarious sense of humor and our long conversations. We would always lose track of time and just talk for hours. Thank you for always being there for me, Mindy. I am so lucky to have had you as my best friend. I’ll always love you girl!
I wish to express my sympathy for the death of my niece, Mindy. She is out of pain and with God. My thoughts are with her sister, Heidi.
It still hasn’t hit me completely that Mindy is gone. I am honestly grateful that she played a huge part in my life growing up. I wouldn’t be half the man I am today without her guidance. Always loved and never forgotten, rest in peace Mindy.
Heidi, I worked along side your sister during my Navy IPO days and for whatever reason her name keep popping into my head over the last several days.
I tried sending her a text and of course it bounced back. I then googled her.
So sorry for your loss, she was one tremendous lady and contributed in so many ways to our great country!
Rest in Peace Mindy
Mindy and I met on our first day of high school at the bus stop (1966). I too cannot believe she is gone – my dearest friend for over 50 years and I will never forget all our adventures together.
Heidi, so sorry to hear about Mindy. By all accounts your sister was awesome. I wish I had known her better.
I didn’t know Mindy very well even though she was my first cousin. The several times I was with her were very nice. I do wish I knew her better. She served America her whole adult life. Heidi, good luck with everything you are going through.
I was so distressed to learn of Mindy’s passing from Heidi. She was such a warm and giving person. She gave her Mi-kis Carley and Shasta (who she got from me) wonderful homes and loved them dearly. She adored her sister and nephew Steven too. We talked only a few times over the years but the conversations were long and meaningful. Such a wise and gentle sole. I am glad her suffering is over and know she has reunited with her precious Carley. Rest In Peace Mindy.
I was so sad to hear of Mindy’s passing. We met while working at Humane Society/SPCA cat adoption centers and their thrift shop in the late 80s, and continued our friendship ever since. After her retirement, we met for breakfast whenever she returned to Falls Church, and had already planned to get together during her next visit. Mindy provided love and care for many animals over the years. We always laughed at her attempt to groom a Himalayan cat she found one rainy night in my parking lot, but ‘The Pookster’ was just happy to be with Mindy. We have lost a true friend and guardian, but it’s comforting to know that she will now be reunited with all the people and animals that she loved.
I never knew Mindy, but Heidi and I have both travelled this road as caregiver for our sibling over the last few years. I am sorry for your family’s loss, but know Mindy must have been a wonderful person to have so many who loved her.
Please accept my condolences.
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I am a long-lost relative from the UK.
A nephew of your great grandmother Grace Herd (nee Bilsby).
I emailed you on [email protected] on:
July 25, 2008 (!!)
November 23, 2020
I would be very pleased to make contact.
Ric
Ric I am Mindy’s great nephew and would love to touch base and learn more about my family, my email is [email protected]
Friday, October 28th would have been my sisters 70th birthday. I still cannot believe that she has been gone for almost two years now. Acceptance has come with time, but has not healed the void that she has left behind.
Her lifelong friends continue to reach out and for that I am grateful. As I steadily work my way through the legal ramifications involved in settling her estate and picking my way through her belongings, I am constantly reminded of the many people whose lives were touched by her.
So, Happy Birthday Mindy.
I will continue to miss you right up to the day I join you in Gods kingdom, crossing that Rainbow Bridge to be greeted by all our four legged friends. I miss you here on Earth so much!