Memories of Lydia "Unicorn Girl" Faith Orcutt

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Lydia "Unicorn Girl" Faith Orcutt

El Paso, TX, USA

July 30, 2013 - November 18, 2020

Jul 30, 2013 - Nov 18, 2020

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Holly Emmons

2020, El Paso, TX, USA

Watching Aladdin with Lydi! She was so excited to crawl up in my lap while Momma made calls and tell me all about Jasmines outfit. And that she wanted one of her own. Our family will always honor your memory with our Lydia Garden and when my boys put up our Unicorn Ornament each year on our Christmas tree. Love you Orcutt Family. What a sweet precious blip in time we all shared together. — with Lydi Girl

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Judy Butler

We celebrate Lydia’s great love and life and your great love for her through Our Lord Jesus Christ. Lydia always asked us if we could come to her birthday parties…how important they were! I cherish one moment in particular when we were sitting next to each other on that couch outside watching a movie at the Ronald McDonald house. She was a great snuggler, and to your credit, a trusting soul. Hugs and love to you all.

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Morgan Rutherford

2019, El Paso, TX, USA

I remember when I came over and we played with are her American girl dolls. She also showed me a bowling alley she made herself. I miss her.

-Mary Catherine

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Adam & Eve Jones

Lydia was always thinking of others when she would be involved in her own activities and willing to share her "things' and most importantly her time. After our BSF class with her " NANA, Sheri"..their special time together was always to go out to lunch before she went home. Many times she would ask "Nana " if it would be alright if Ms. Eve could go to lunch with them at Chick-fil-A .It was always a treat for me to have that interaction with Lydia over the nuggets before she would be off to play in the play area...knowing that Sheri and I would be watching her having fun but catching up in our conversation as well. Thank you , Lydia for sharing your "Nana" with me. Love & miss you. Ms. Eve

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Jane Duffy

We are so deeply sorry for your great loss. Lydia’s life touched so many in beautiful ways and she will forever in your hearts. Our prayers continue for your family. Jane, Paul and Jack & Kevin Duffy

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Adrienne Staton

Matt, Liz, and Silas,
Lydia was such a bright light in the short time she was here. Her memories and love that she gave to everyone will live on in our hearts and minds. Love you all. Love, Adrienne and Drew Staton

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Catherine Connell

Liz, Matt and Silas. We know there are no words that will suffice to heal your broken hearts, but the Lord is with you. Your faith has been an inspiring testimony to all who have watched you walk this impossible road. We pray daily for your comfort and rejoice in the eternal life promised to Lydia and all of us. Thank you for sharing her and your faith with all of us.

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Shelley Kingsley

Sorry I never had the opportunity to meet Lydia . All the lovely testimonies share a beautiful picture and she will be missed but the angels in heaven are singing & dancing 🦄

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Kate Hubbard

I am so glad grateful I had time to sit and hold your “unicorn girl” at the yard sale. She smiled as we told jokes, and talked about horses. I will always remember Lydia’s bright, and beautiful smile sitting in my lap. A cherished memory for sure. Matt, Liz, and sweet Silas you are in our thoughts and prayers daily.

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Roger Dietz

Praying for you all. So sorry for your loss.
-Roger and Dora

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Arlene Palmer

I knew her great grandma and great grandpa, he was my husband’s boss at TWA. I am so sorry for all you have been through , you are all in my thought and prayers. We serve a Great God and I am so glad you have him!❤️❤️🙏🙏

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Elizabeth Orcutt

I had no idea this was your connection, Arlene! Warmed my heart reading this and picturing the two of them... Read more I had no idea this was your connection, Arlene! Warmed my heart reading this and picturing the two of them greeting Lydia at Heaven's... Read more I had no idea this was your connection, Arlene! Warmed... Read more

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Paul Griffith

I am so sorry to hear of her passing. I remember her at Kaylah's and Andrew's wedding. What a sweet young lady.

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Sarah Kim

Hoffman Estates, IL, USA

On Fridays.. when it was Nana’s day, Lydia would stop by Trillium office to see LG family. We would pause meetings or even end early so we can spend time with Huckleberry. And secretly we sometimes lied that we had meetings to our boss so we can plan to be there when she stopped in. Her favorite thing to do there?? She loved the pond.. called it wah wah as she was too little to say water lol. We would walk the path, skip around, look for the ducks.. and rush back and eat ice cream/candy. That was our love language to get her to remember us... her papa’s work friends. To LG family, she was our first baby... and she will always be our first. We all loved her very much. Lydia Huckleberry... we miss you, we love you, and we will see you soon.

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