Holly Simpson

Connie Worden Mom always dressed us alike event though we didn't look alike. Yabba Dabbs Doo Fred Flintstone.

Connie Worden In Oceanside, CA at the beach house, spending our summers there. Jim around 7, Holly 9 and Connie 11.

Connie Worden The Luau Party Dad had for his workers in the garage/office area.

Connie Worden On the dock in front of our house in Balboa Coves. A visit home for me. Jim 13, Holly 15, Me 17.

Connie Worden A school picture you sent me after I was married and gone from home

Dylan Wooters Mom and Grandma Pat in Kauai

Dylan Wooters Holly and baby Dyl. I think this was at Knott's Berry Farm

Dylan Wooters Mom and I in Yosemite

Dylan Wooters Mom with Grandma Pat at Kelly's wedding

Dylan Wooters Mom and Sasha. I think this was when we were living on the East Coast. Sashi was so cute, and also was a little terror. ;)

Dylan Wooters Hanging with mom and Sash at the beach in Newport. I think this was taken right in front of my grandparent's beach house. We had a lot of good beach days there.

Kelly Wedbush This is when Holly came to San Francisco to help me after Lilly was born. She took really good care of us. We took Lilly over to the pottery painting place and painted the bottom of her feet to put on clocks for Mother's Day (for the grandmas!). We were laughing so hard because we felt awful for her, she was screaming so hard.

Dylan Wooters Mom and Sash at 8th grade graduation.

Dylan Wooters Another beach day with mom and Sash, this time up in NorCal at Stinson Beach. This is one of my favorite spots. I remember being excited to show them the Great White warning signs.

crossley pinkstaff Dinner in SF

Dylan Wooters Crossley and mom in Marin. We stayed at a hotel in the old military base just north of the Golden Gate.

Dylan Wooters Mom and Sashi. We had stopped here on the way to Palm Springs. Later on the trip, we all took the tram up to the top of Mt. San Jacinto, and hiked around in the snow.

Dylan Wooters Mom and I at SFMOMA. This is when I had some photos up in the museum as part of a community exhibit. We all got free admission, which I was really excited about.

Dylan Wooters Portraits that I took of mom during her time in NYC in the early 2010s

Dylan Wooters Mom staying with us in our East Village apartment and making Thanksgiving dinner. Mom's wearing a Dylan's Candy Shop t-shirt, which she was really excited about.

Dylan Wooters Mom came out for 4th of July after I moved to New York. We walked over to the west side of Manhattan to watch the fireworks over the Hudson. We had a late dinner at this gay-friendly Cowboy-themed restaurant in the West Village, and then walked back to my apartment. It was a warm night and the city was full of energy. I've always had fond memories of that night.

Dylan Wooters Thanksgiving 2012 with our new fam. Back when Alex was still a kid, and I had a creepy mustache.

Dylan Wooters Mom mimicking a Lenin statue. This was on a trip to Estonia with Mike's family. I think at this point we were very near the Russian border. This was our last international trip together.

Dylan Wooters Mom and I hiking at Sibley Volcanic Preserve near Oakland. This is after she made it out of the hospital in 2017. She had just watched our cats, Bonnie & Clyde, for two weeks, while Crossley and I were in Kenya.

Dylan Wooters Mom's 60th Birthday dinner. This was right after she got out of the hospital. She was so positive, and happy to be with her fam.

Kelly Wedbush This was Christmas at my Mom and Dad's new house. We were finally a whole family again and everyone was doing a happy dance! We all got a violent flu the next day~ everyone in the whole house...

Kelly Wedbush The first Christmas we were all together, in a long time at my Mom and Dad's new house. Holly was out of the hospital and we were all talking again. We all got a violent flu the very next day....

Kelly Wedbush My favorite photo of my Aunt Holly. This is when she was absolutely awesome. She opened a Shaved Ice shop on the Newport Pier with a Shaved Ice machine that she bought in Hawaii. She let me work there and I thought it was so cool.

Dylan Wooters Jim and Mom. I'm thinking this might be big sister visiting the fraternity house. Look at Jim's outfit!

Connie Worden On my 13th birthday you baked me a cake in the shape of a Cherry Tree with an axe because I was born on Washington's Birthday. I loved it! You were always so thoughtful!

Connie Worden Sonny, Holly, and Pat. Dad always called her Doozer when she was little.

Dylan Wooters Mom and Mike while on a visit with Aunt Connie

Tina Brady I am heartbroken to loose my sister. I had hoped we would be able to grow old together. I know she is in a happier place now, but I will always miss the good times we had traveling together with and without family, and raising our families. She was such a caring person and loved knowing every detail of what was happening with all the nieces and nephews and grand nieces and nephews. Rest in Peace my dear little sister and now give your love to all those who went before you.

Dylan Wooters Happy Birthday mom. Thinking of you today. Love you and miss you.