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Trishie! Tricia O'Connor I am in disbelief and having a hard time wrapping my head around this tragic loss. So many years of dancing, late nights, laughs, outfits and smiles. I would have loved to have more with you. You were always up for fun and shenanigans! I will miss you at all the things. Thank you for your warmth, hugs, bright smile, and

Dearest Tricia, this is how we will remember you. Intelligent, classy, beautiful, successful and with a great sense of humor. You will be sorely missed. My heart goes out to her family and those that were closest to her, and to those who witnessed this terrible tragedy. WE LOVE YOU TRISHIE!

Our community lost someone very special over the weekend and I know there are a lot people grieving right now. Sending love and support to all of Tricia’s family and friends. Glad we got to reconnect camping together at the playa this year. I’ll treasure the time spent on our art bike tours, hanging out at camp, and laughing at all the ridiculous mud.

Tricia, just like in this photo, you were always the light. Shining, sweet, and witty AF. You never said hi without that glowing smile on her face. It was a pure joy to know you and be in your presence. So happy I got to give you some hugs on playa Trishie! If there was ever an angel on earth, it was you. You

Tricia O'Connor my heart aches and also goes out to all who love you too-which is lot! You touched many hearts and souls and you will always be remembered for the beautiful bright light you were in this world and your love, kindness, humor and smile will continue to live in our hearts forever. Travel in the light fantastic.

Life can be fleeting and cruel. In the blink of an eye, we lost Tricia O'Connor this weekend. You were one of my first friends in San Francisco. I remember when you would "DJ" in Clark's SUV on the way to the club, always cracked me up. Your kindness and sincerity shined brightly

"Om Mani Padme Hum" I purchased this photo from Tricia O'Connor's photography exhibit after her trip to Bhutan (around 2008?). She said it was scribed into the side of a cliff next to the road like graffiti and stopped her in her tracks it was so beautiful. Here, it hung in my SF kitchen for years. I will always cherish this photograph and the

Oh Trishie, what an unfathomable loss. What a massive gaping hole in in the heart, what a blow to us all, but… What a wonderful blessing, what a true privilege it is to have known you. To have laughed with you, danced with you, traveled with you, explored with you and gotten into all kinds of trouble with you. To have talked til the whee hours on everything from