Rebecca Wylie Simms, renowned as the co-founder of Lady & Larder, a cheese boutique in California died due to surgical complications. Sarah Simms Hendrix, Rebecca's twin sister shared the news of her demise through an Instagram post made on Sunday, January 19.
Sarah announced the devastating news addressing the whole community of Lady & Ladder with the statement:
It is with profound sadness that I share the devastating loss of my twin sister and co-founder, Boo Simms, who passed away this week due to a tragic surgery complication.
She also announced that Lady & Larder will temporarily close its store in Carmel Valley location as a gesture of respect towards her sister.
The statement concluded with Sarah articulating her gratitude towards everyone for the immense support and care the family received. “Your continued support means more than words could ever say,” Sarah ended her statement saying, “Thank you, from the depths of my being, for standing with us during this unimaginable time.”
The exact reason of death is yet to be revealed.
Friends and supporters rushed to share their love and condolences for their beloved Boo. Many fans quoted how kind and radiant Rebecca was and how much they loved to know her. Countless individuals including celebrities like Busy Philipps and Mark Duplass mourned along with her family.
Sending you all of our love. And a promise to carry forward her indomitable spirit and radical positivity.
Mark Duplass, American Film Maker and Actor
Rebecca's brother penned a tribute to his sister through his Instagram handle. He reminisced how much of a vibrant, brilliant and radiant sister she was and how he loved being her brother.
I miss you more than words can express and will carry your essence and spirit. Being your brother was the greatest privilege of my life.
Matt Simms (Rebecca's brother)
Rebecca left behind her two kids Bertie and Mavis with her husband Sean.
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