Condolence: Lyn was a special person. Independent, kind & dignified. A person who exemplied the traditional values of honor and patriotism. She was strong, confident and always ready to lend support with a positive message of encouragement. In a word, CLASS. Our family is better because she was part of it. We will all miss her. Jerry, Christine, Lindsay, Marcus & Alison Arnold

Condolence: What a great spirit. She loved baseball, could still wear her military uniform 50 years after it was issued, loved her family (as we all do) and was a good friend to our Aunt Margaret when they were next door neighbors at Brookside Manor. I'll miss you, Lyn.

Condolence: In 1992, Lynn wrote me some info about her life. I like to think she is now back with Howard who she called "my hero". They met on a blind date - she was in the Marine Corps in SF and it was Howard's home port at the time. They immediately "fell in love" and were married 4 months later during a 72 hour pass. She felt theirs was a "great love". She was always a wonderfully positive Auntie, attentive, caring, generous of spirit - a lovely human being. We were all made richer with her in our lives. Sending all my prayers and love, Gale

Condolence: Dear Charlotte and Family. Rosalyn was such dear and kind lady. My deepest sympathies to you and your family.

Sincerely,
Gina

Condolence: Sending all of our love to everyone who will be sharing memories of Grandma at the service on Wednesday. Regretfully, Dyllan, Lola and I will not be able to attend but will be there in spirit!!! I'm sure the service will be exactly what Grandma was hoping for and much more. Love you Grandma Lyn!!!!!! Hugs to you all.

Condolence: So sorry to hear but she is now in a better place. I will always remember her.