On a cold January evening in Saint Paul, Minnesota, the life of 37-year-old Lynnae Leigh Strong Gallop was tragically cut short. On January 29, 2018, Lynnae, a female, was fatally shot at a convenience store, marking the city's first homicide of that year. Born on June 3, 1980, in Minneapolis, Lynnae was a dedicated Certified Nursing Assistant known for her devotion to her family and her compassionate nature, especially towards the elderly.
She was a woman of style, with a love for shoes and a sharp sense of dress.
Lynnae was an active member of her community, involved with The Ogitchiidaakwe and the Minnesota Indian Sexual Assault Council. Her warm and caring personality extended to her love for children and babies, and she was known for being a very hard worker. She had a creative side as well, making hand drums and rattles. Her family was central to her life, and she cherished her nieces, nephews, and her cat, Zeus.
In the wake of her violent death, her family was left searching for answers. Despite the investigation into her murder, there has been no publicly available information regarding any suspects or arrests in connection with her case. The circumstances surrounding her shooting remain unresolved, leaving a painful void for her loved ones and the community she served. Her passing left behind her mother, father, siblings, and a stepdaughter, all of whom continue to feel the weight of her absence.
