Dear Scott and Meghann (Carver)  Simpson,

Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of your daughter, Lydia “Pinsi” Simpson Siemers. The Customer Account Services staff and I would like to express our deepest sympathy to you and your family. 

Pinsi was a source of enrichment and a trusted employee. She will be sadly missed by all who knew and worked with her. 
 
Words can never adequately express true feelings of sympathy, but we hope you find solace in knowing that you and your family are in the thoughts and prayers of many. 

May the treasure of good memories and cherished moments of your daughter bring comfort, give you strength, and peace during this time of mourning.

Sincerely,

Dietra D. Grant 
Director, Customer Account Services
Internal Revenue Service

Scott, Mary, Timothy, Daniel,
Our hearts ache for you.
You are in our prayers.

I’m forever grateful to have known you, and feel robbed of not knowing you longer. My deepest condolences to your parents and loved ones, you were such a light Pinsi. The brightest. Rest in your well deserved peace and beautiful divinity friend.

To "our" very Beautiful Soul!! You will be missed Lydia, "by many" in TPR! 

From: Team B605!!!

Dear Scott, Mary, Daniel and Timmy,

We are so heartbroken.  We have so many fond memories of spending time with all of you at Emerald Isle.  Please know that we are praying for you and that we will not forget Lydia and those special times.  

John and Ellen Eagan

Lydia was a ray of sunshine whenever I saw her in the office (IRS).  She was very stylish.  A beautiful young lady.  Rest now.

Red and green hair, make-up like a Goddess, one- of- a -kind outfits, and she rocked it every day!
I so enjoyed working with Lydia.  She always had a smile and we would talk about her latest art projects.
She was as unique as a snowflake or a star...not like anyone else and that's why we loved her.
"Pinsihka" you will be missed.

Lydia was one of my favorite customers at Krogers. She was such a sweet and caring soul. She always stopped to talk to us before she left about her animals and how her day was going. She would always come in with a smile and waved everytime she came in. I remember her coming into Kroger a night or two before her death, She was telling us about what wonderful of a day she was having. She had came over to get a few things after skating at the park, she had on beautiful makeup and a stylish outfit. She told me she was really feeling herself that day. That morning when she woke up, she decided to try out a new makeup look and she really liked it. She was a very creative individual. Lydia truly lived up her last days. I’m going to miss her presence in the store

Our condolences to Lydia's family. Please know we are thinking of you during this difficult time. My favorite photo of Lydia during a tribal event.  (Photo by Doug P.) 
Karen & Daryl Baldwin

Rest in peace, Lydia.  May God bless your family, friends, and pets and give them strength!

Lydia was a beautiful human being, both inside and out. Even the roughest day could be turned around with the sweet, soothing presence she had, as one of my customers at Kroger. Gone far too soon, condolences are sent on behalf of Kroger 934 and myself.

Warmest wishes and positive vibes,
-Gregorius J. Hall

OBITUARY

Lydia Catherine “Pinši” Simpson

25 June, 1996 – 10 February, 2024

Webb Noonan Kidd Funeral Home

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