Valerie Marielle (Edlund) Windsor, 44, of Zionsville, died Thursday, May 10.
Valerie was born in San Francisco, Calif., on Aug. 4, 1967, to Richard and Karen Edlund.
She worked as a Dental Hygienist for Hiple Family Dentistry. She worked part-time at Indiana University School of Dentistry and was finishing up her masters at Indiana Wesleyan University. She was active in her parish and was full of faith. Valerie was an avid runner and enjoyed spending time with her loving family.
Valerie is survived by her loving husband Jack Windsor; daughter Natalie Hales; parents, Richard and Karen Edlund; sisters, Jennifer (David) Pepping, Long Grove Ill; Kristen (Kevin) Gibson, Dublin Ireland; nieces, Katie Pepping, Carrie Pepping, Charlotte Gibson; nephews Cian, Jude, and Oliver Gibson; aunts, Christine Palmer, Katrina Wilhelm, V. Anne Griskivich; uncles, Christopher Wilhelm, Gary Andersen; and grandmother, Esther Wilhelm.
Valerie was one of a kind. She loved everyone with her whole heart. Her family loves her dearly forever and always.
A funeral mass was held on Monday May 14, at St. Alphonsus Catholic Church, 1870 W. Oak St.
Donations can be made to the IU School of Dentistry Elizabeth Hughes Scholarship Fund, 1121 W. Michigan St. DS 125A Indianapolis, 46202.
Online condolences may be made at www.flannerbuchanan.com.
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