Demi Jane Lindberg | September 28,1993 – December 25, 2022 | Age 29
Demi Jane Lindberg twinkled down upon the cozy community of Richfield, Utah on September 28, 1993- a fall day, and just like fall can be, she was vibrant, brilliant. . . with color, wild and gentle all at once. .
Demi loved her siblings fiercely! Forever loyal to Brooks, Raunie and Cy, they trusted this attribute and even silly secrets were safe with her. Her wit was unmatched. Her heart was golden, wide open with love, searching for injured souls to cradle, nurture and sooth.
She was a gifted writer and an avid reader, inspired by her Grandma Sunnie. She loved all animals, dogs especially and they loved her.
If it glittered, shined or sparkled, she was attracted to it. Rarely was she spotted without a tiara or bunny ears atop her precious red hair. She was liberal with compliments. If you didn’t know you had gorgeous eyes, a killer hoodie or stylish tennis shoes, after her admiration, you’d walk away knowing you were Demi Approved.
Demi was cherished by friends and co-workers. She’s remembered at This Is The Place Heritage Park for her unique laughter echoing in the shop while she entertained a guest or pranked a coworker. She knew everyone’s favorite candy and loved to surprise them with it.
Demi’s recovery community was most sacred. Counselors, therapists and friends swam alongside her, never hesitating to get their feet wet or jump in the deep end. No judgment of her big splashes or changes mid-stream as she navigated through life. They were her water-her symbol of life, purification and hope.
Demi was happiest when she had her momma all to herself. She adored her. They were inseparable and shared a commitment to growth, laughter and solving true crime mysteries. Demi was “Pretty Girl” to her father and “Demi Bones” to everyone else. Her parents created one of God’s greatest miracles, she never doubted she was their FAVORITE CHILD.
She was loved equally by her Casey Dad and especially the Eyre Family who claimed her as their own.
Countless relatives will watch for her rainbow after a storm. The family who loves her: Mother, Tory Satteson; Father, Ron Lindberg, Siblings; Brooks (Kimberly) Lindberg, Raunie (Kody) Bailey, Cy Lindberg. Casey Dad Satteson. Grandparents, Jay and Sunnie Thompson, Gary and Bonnie Lindberg, and her Ollie dog.
Gratitude to Demi’s earth angel Meagan Jones and counselors at Life Balance whose professional care undoubtedly added precious time to her adventurous life.
The family praises her heroic brother Cy who was her life guard when he saw her struggling to stay afloat in troubling water. Thank you to the angelic first responders from Salem and sensitive staff at Mt.View Hospital who worked overtime on Christmas day.
The world is a better place because Demi Jane Lindberg was in it.
5 Condolences for Demi Jane Lindberg
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Renna Ford says
December 31, 2022 at 1:04 amTori, I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.
Dave & Colleen Graf says
December 31, 2022 at 5:19 amTori, Brooks, Raunie & Cy- our whole hearts are just plain broken for you all. Thank you for the beautiful letter to the world about sweet Demi! It’s perfect and made us smile. You’re all pure talent-wrapped in strength and huge hearts. Our prayers are for you all. All week. And next and after that!
The world IS a better place because of beautiful Demi Jane! We love you all.
Tina and Donny Somers says
December 31, 2022 at 3:43 amSo sorry Tori, it is such a sad deal and I’m glad you have people and family and friends you can lean on for help and I’m happy her soul is free- we love our Tori and prayers are with you.
Matthew Kunzler says
December 31, 2022 at 5:48 pmTori, Brooks, Raunie, Cy – Love you guys. So sorry for your loss. Losing a childa and sibling is one of the most difficult things a family can go through and I cannot imagine your pain. Demi was always kind to everyone and I’ll remember her kindness to me growing up in Richfield. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this challenging time.
My heartfelt condolences,
-Matt Kunzler
Dorothy, Brad and Greg Thompson says
January 6, 2023 at 1:25 amTori and family. We are so so sorry for your loss of sweet, kind Demi. I taught 4th grade at Pahvant and though Demi wasn’t in my class I remember her well from our music and science classes. Our son Greg was in IOP with her at Life balance. Each time he came home to Richfield for a visit he would check at the Dairy for the punch bags she so loved. I think he finally found them not too long ago as they finally had the machine fixed. He gave her rides home quite often after IOP. It seems like those who struggle are the kindest. I’ll never understand why it is so hard for some of. God’s chosen and valiant spirits. You are I’m our thoughts.
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