My thoughts and prayers are with Lynn’s family. She often spoke of you with love and talked a lot about the fun times and vacations and the pride she has for her niece. They were her very precious memories. I met Lynn on the Delaware project and from there we became good friends. I moved out of State but when I returned for visits and work, we always met up for dinner. Friday nights were our nights to chat, catch up and most of the time we attempted to save the world. But more or less we ended up saving each other from the world. Such a dear good friend. Lynn loved challenges, but she really amazed me that many of her work skill sets were self-taught. I am so sorry she faced too many health battles, but she was so brave, so accepting of the cards she was dealt. But she still fought her war never wanting attention or pity. Lord, I love her so much and will always miss her. Here’s to you, Linny.

May Lynn rest in peace. She was such a nice lady. We will miss her.