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Saturday, June 16, 2018
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Betsy Warrrn posted a condolence
Sunday, May 13, 2018
We were sad to see you go Lynn. Forty years of friendship starting with our jobs at the YWCA in St. Joseph. You visited me in Hawaii with your Mom. You were an outstanding friend, leader, and adventurer, loving nature and exploring the world. Will miss our visits in Wauchula. To a great life lived, Lynn, spirit of the eagle.
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Friday, March 30, 2018
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Bonnie Green posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 31, 2018
I am so sorry to hear of Lyns passing. I worked with her and Angie at the Council on Aging.. I have many funny stories I could tell. Thank you Tom and Angie for taking care of her. I think of her often.
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Jerry & Alta Lauer posted a condolence
Monday, January 22, 2018
What a friend we found when we met Lyn, she was one special person to us and she new how to live life to the fullest. To Tom, Angie and Family you have our Deepest Sympathies. She will be Sadly missed but never Forgotten. Jerry & Alta Lauer
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Patricia Kelley posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
I am so sorry for your loss of Lynn. Lynn did so much for me, I got to go places, see things, taste new foods I had never heard of, just experience a life that was made possible because of her adventurous spirit, determination and very generous ways. When I did not feel like doing anything, Lynn said lets go and I was always glad I did. She cared about people, she listened, and was always there to help. She was there for my Mom and Dad, she was their New York daughter, my New York sister, there is no way to express how much she will be missed.
Patricia Kelley
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Carla Relkin posted a condolence
Sunday, January 14, 2018
I am so sorry for your loss of Lynn. She was a very unique person who knew how to enjoy life. I met Lynn through mutual friends with whom we went kayaking on several different lakes and had a fantastic time! I learned different techniques of kayaking from Lynn, which helped me kayak more efficiently and go faster...she was a great instructor. She willingly shared her knowledge and expertise. She was tireless in helping us all load and unload our kayaks and carrying, or should I say, shlepping, them down to the water.
I'll never forget the last time the group went kayaking, how much fun we all had and how Lynn looked like the essence of good health and happiness.
I will always remember her this way.
Lynn and I shared our love and devotion for animals, especially our dawgz.
I will miss Lynn and reflect on the good times we shared.
Sincerely,
Carla Relkin
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Bev posted a condolence
Sunday, January 14, 2018
Lynn will truly be missed on Riverside road. She was one of the most honest and sincere person, I had ever met. She always brought that good neighbor spirit..
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Tess Haberek posted a condolence
Sunday, January 14, 2018
Tom, I would like to express my sorrow to you, your family and all of Lynn's many friends. She has been in my prayers and will remain there.
Tess Haberek
A kayaking friend
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Rita and Jack Gustafson posted a condolence
Sunday, January 14, 2018
Our deepest sympathies to you Tom and to your family. And our heartfelt gratitude to you Angie for representing all of Lynn's "Michigan family" and taking such wonderful care of her since her difficult diagnosis. My husband Jack and I met Lynn not long after we had moved to Michigan when we were doing a pet therapy program with our black lab, Zuni, at the Council on Aging where Lynn worked. We were surprised that we both had a dog named Zuni (hers a small Jack Russell mix puppy that she had recently rescued along with its mother (Shawnee). Lynn even had them with her there in her office at work. It was only after a brief conversation that we discovered that we were actually neighbors living down the road from each other but had just never met. We laughed that the only two Zunis in the world lived in the same neighborhood. From that day forward we became friends and often walked our "Zunis" together along with Shawnee and later Apache and Hopi. We even showed up on "Google Maps" walking the dogs one day. I suspect Lynn has already picked up her other beloved dogs (and kitties) at the "Rainbow Bridge" and is running freely and happily with them all now in a much better place. We will miss you Lynn.
Jack and Rita Gustafson
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Lorraine posted a condolence
Saturday, January 13, 2018
Sorry for your loss. We could not have asked for a better neighbor at the lake.
We will miss her.
George and Lorraine
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Sharon posted a condolence
Saturday, January 13, 2018
Met Lynn at the YWCA in St. Joseph MI. I was supposed to be her boss. That never happened. Definitely coworkers. She was very independent . We became great friends. She definitely loved the casino. We never bet much but had a lot of fun. She will be greatly missed.
Thanks Angie for staying with her to the end.
Rest in peace my dear friend
Sharon Whitlow
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Helen Sands posted a condolence
Saturday, January 13, 2018
I will surely miss her sparkling eyes and laughter, love of animals and compassion for
The elderly. I will miss calling her Pinhead and sending pictures to her of crusted edges of an emptied out casserole dish . Lynn and I shared scraping out the edges together with our spoons, teasing each other to , "stay on your own side" of the dish, laughing the whole time. She loved her family and best friend Angela with her whole heart. Now she is gliding along the path's of heaven,exploring all there is to see, adding to the beauty above with her lively presence. We will all miss her..... she was special :rowboat::skin-tone-3:♂️:heart:
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Carol J Thompson posted a condolence
Saturday, January 13, 2018
I met Lynn at kayaking near her camp with other friends. She helped me when I had a problem navigating my kayak. She was a joy to be around - such a help to us. I'm so glad that we got to see her recently at camp. I miss her!
Carol J. Thompson
Amsterdam, NY
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Jan Tucci posted a condolence
Saturday, January 13, 2018
So many memories....our summers will never be the same. I am so grateful to have known her. My deepest sympathies to Angie Nonn who stood by her until her last breath. Brother Tom and nephew Mark helped through her challenging illness.
There was never a task that she couldn't excel at. When faced with a mechanical inconvenience, she would figure it out or get help from her cousin Bruce. Her endurance and determination was also exhibited throughout her illness. I shall miss the summer texts asking if we could come out,to play. The wonderful adventures on the lake were enhanced by her presence.
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richard tarullo posted a condolence
Saturday, January 13, 2018
We are sending our heartfelt condolences to her Brother Tom and his family . Sadly I never met Lynn but Tom and I talked a lot about her in the past two years . You are a wonderful brother Tom on the manner and respect you cared for your sister . Our prayers go out to you and your family.
Norma and Dick Tarullo
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Carolyn Warren posted a condolence
Saturday, January 13, 2018
I remember the day I met Lynn. Her brother Tom and I were engaged and had flown from W.Germany to New York before the wedding. We arrived at their parents camp on the lake. She was wearing shorts as it was early August and asked me if I knew how to water ski. I said no, she then asked if I wanted to learn. I looked at her, looked at her legs which were bruised from mid thigh to mid calf and asked if that those were from skiing. She said yes. I promptly and laughingly said no thanks as I didn't want to be bruised up and sore before our wedding. I didn't find out till later that the bruises were from her trying to learn how to water ski barefoot. She was never afraid to try something new.
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