Good’s mother, Donna Ganger, remembered her daughter as a person defined by kindness and empathy rather than conflict. She said Good spent much of her life caring for others and had no history of involvement in protests or confrontations. Beyond her role as a parent and partner, Good was also a passionate writer. While studying creative writing at Old Dominion University, she received an undergraduate poetry award and often described herself as a poet and musician exploring life in Minneapolis. Friends and neighbors echoed those sentiments, recalling her warmth, generosity, and the joy she took in building connections, whether through conversation, creativity, or everyday acts of care. Continue reading…
