Heather Dean Obituary, Richmond, VA, A Server at Wong Gonzalez Has Died

Heather Dean Obituary, Death – Heather Dean, of Richmond, Virginia has died. Heather severed at Wong Gonzalez. She was a former server and bartender at Legend Brewing Company. A GoFundMe account set up for Heather reads – We have begun a fundraising effort on behalf of the Dean family in the hope that we will be able to assist them with the costs associated with the funeral and burial, as well as any other unmet financial obligations that they may have. In addition, we have started this effort in the hope that we will be able to assist them with any other financial obligations that they may have.The passing of Heather was sudden and painless, and she is reuniting with her mother and sister now that she has crossed over to the other side of this life. Her passing took place on the evening of Thanksgiving, just a few days ago, when we were all gathered together to celebrate the holiday. At the same time, she was a wonderful friend, an incredible coworker, and a member of the restaurant community in Richmond who was held in very high regard by her contemporaries. All of these facets of her character were present at the same time. All of these descriptions of her were accurate. We will all remember her fondly at Wong, and we will miss her presence greatly; all of us are extremely saddened by this turn of events. We will all remember her fondly.

To love her meant to know who she was, and if you didn’t know who she was, believe us when we say that you wish you had known who she was. If you didn’t know who she was, to love her meant to know who she was. To love her implied familiarity with who she was, even if one were unaware of her existence. To love her implied a familiarity with who she was, even if one were unaware of her existence; this was the case even if one did not know she existed. Even if you were initially clueless about who she was, you had to educate yourself about who she was when you loved her because you had to learn about who she was.