R.I.P. Lynn, our mother-hen. You always looked out for us, on and off the field, and I know we were a handful. Your wonderful smile and kind-heartedness touched many lives. You will be dearly missed. My deepest condolences to Paula and Lynn's family and her dearest life-long friends.
Our sincere condolences to Lynn’s family and Paula. Lynn was a kind, smiling neighborhood, always with a cheerful greeting. She is much missed.
Carol and Matthew Mills
Our condolences to Lynn's family and Paula. We fondly recall many fun times and our boys (Wayne Jr and Mike) especially will remember their summer visits to Paula and Lynn's with Mom and Poppy. Lynn was a kind and generous person and she will be missed by many.
We miss you already Aunt Lynn! You always had the biggest smile and whenever you entered a room, joy would soon follow. We treasure the memories we have of you! We honor you and we love you so much.
Love Scott, Esther, and Lucy
I had the pleasure of working with Lynn for many years. We shared so many good times. Family, friends and of course, animals of any kind, she truly loved. She will be missed.
Although you may not recognize my name, I am a first cousin to Paula Oke. Lynn and Paula, my late Uncle Jerry and Aunt Iris spent many fun times with my family when they visited Sudbury. Lynn especially liked me to make a roast beef dinner and was always very generous with her compliments to me on my cooking. Lynn was an absolutely lovely person, so very kind and loving. She will be so missed by many. My deepest condolences to her family and Paula. I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.
Out thoughts and hugs go out to all who knew and loved Lynn. I first met Lynn when she was the manager/score-keeper and core of the OVJs. She was in the middle of all of our successes! She will always bring a twinkle to my eye, how she cared for us - and for Bessie and Harold! May you now be at peace. Love, Lori
Well dear Lynn, you fought a hard battle my friend. I will truly miss you. There will definitely be a void in my heart on my next visit to Stittsville. Rest easy "Champ". You were one of a kind and I feel so privileged to have known you. Love you Lynnie. You surely earned your Angel Wings.
Love, Sharon.
