It’s with a heavy heart that that our family has to share the news that our sister/daughter/friend has passed away. Although Trinda loved her family (blood and otherwise) and her friends with everything in her, she struggled deeply with missing her brother and carried that pain with her every day. She wanted to be with him, and now she has found that peace.

Trinda, affectionately known by many as Panda, is a one of a kind soul. Remember her as a hero, a friend with a joke always ready and that beautiful, contagious smile.

She loved deeply and completely, as shown by the many inside jokes and fond memories being shared. She was always willing to help and support in any way she could, and this is our way of doing the same for her family.

We love her and are heartbroken. If you knew her, please keep her memory alive with kindness and compassion. We thank you in advance for all the love and support offered to her loved ones at this time.

Along with being here to support her family and friends, we are raising funds to help with the costs assosiated with Trinda being laid to rest so her family does not have to bear that buden alone.

*This post was made on behalf of her family so it is one less thing they have to worry about during this time. All donations will go to covering the costs of her end of life services, her cremation and the settling of her estate. While she was a veteran, because she is not being buried or interred, the benefits will only cover up to $980. Her family is responsible for all additional costs/services. Her family also has Zelle, if preferred. If you would like to donate that way, please use "Sharon Manley" and phone "720-434-8611" as the account information*

For anyone who might be struggling or hurting after this news, please remember you are not alone, and help is available. The statement of "reach out if you feel this way" is not the only thing to remember. We each need to remember to reach out and check on others. Sometimes, the one's offering the support are the ones most desperately in need.

We will keep everyone posted on her services and remembrances as we figure them out.