Honoring Renee Nicole Good: Remembering a Minneapolis Mother Whose Life Ended Too Soon
Those who knew Renee Nicole Good often found it difficult to sum her up with a single description—not because she was complex, but because she lived her life fully and quietly in many roles at once. She was a devoted mother, a thoughtful neighbor, a writer at heart, and a steady, compassionate presence in her Minneapolis community. She never sought attention or public recognition. Instead, she made an impact through small, consistent acts of care that rarely draw headlines but leave lasting impressions. That is why the events of January 7, 2026, have left such a profound sense of loss for those who knew her.
Renee was 37 years old, raising three children and balancing the everyday responsibilities that define parenthood. Friends describe her as deeply attentive and loving, a mother who noticed the details that mattered—favorite books, quiet fears, and the small comforts that helped her children feel safe. Her household followed familiar rhythms: school mornings, shared meals, bedtime talks. What may have seemed ordinary from the outside was grounded in intention, stability, and love.