LYNDA.. YOU ARE LOVED AND MISSED BY YOUR FAMILY. I THINK ABOUT YOU AND YOUR  SONS AND GRAND CHILDREN. I HOPE ALL IS WELL WITH ALL OF THEM.

LOVE AND MISS YOU EVERYDAY 💔 ❤️ 

— with Mary* Shughart

In High School we ditched school ...went to Jerome in Jim's Gold 60 Corvair...there were 6 of us including Jim's brother Clay...guess who was working in downtown Jerome as a flag man for the State Highway Department...none other than our foster dad...Elmer  Sullivan.....we couldn't get away with that one....

BTW..WE grew up in Kenton, Ohio..not Canton...we left there in 1962....and moved to Prescott, Arizona. 

Lynda ...THANK YOU FOR BEING A BEAUTIFUL SISTER.  YOU ARE MISSED BY ALL OF US. 

YOU ARE IN THE GREATEST OF HANDS NOW. LOVE YOU TO THE HEAVENS AND BACK.❤❤❤💞💞💞💞💔💔💔💔💔

Loved and missed by her Born family

Loved and missed by her Born family

Loved and missed by her Born family

Loved and missed by her Born family — with lynda Mann

My youngest's baby shower

My youngest's baby shower

Lynda was a part of my life for almost 20 years. When we first met she was stern, and funny, warm, and hot tempered, hard working. As our friendship grew she watched me become a nurse, a divorce', suffer loss, become a mother. I watched her go through retirement, become a widow, heal from both, and become a great-grandmother. The profession changed. She did not. It was both strength, and weakness. Her location changed.  She grew, but always remained her.  Lynda loved her siblings, children, and her grandchildren, and absolutely adored her great-grandchildren. Not a conversation passed, Ever, they were not part of. She still found time to care for her friends too. Over countless meals, daytrips, movies, we comisserated, complained, laughed about, and celebrated the great, and small, moments of our lives. My only regret from knowing her; I don't have more photos to capture those moments, so I might share them with others who knew her. She wasn't everyone's cup of tea; nor am I. For those who took the time to really know her though, just under tbe surface, was one of the most caring hearts, strongest spirits, and resilient, steadfast women, I have ever been blessed to know, and call my friend. I know she wears a crown today,  and laughs with her siblings, and husband, gone Home before her, and I take comfort, that Lord willing by His mercy, my Sovereign God will let me laugh with her again, when my time comes. I have tears for her, that remind me, I have been blessed with true fruendship, and I hold it as finest treasure.  I pray her family feel So comforted, as they grieve. I pray, as they move forward without her, they carry the treasure, and joy of her memory, and are spared lasting pain from this loss. We will see her again. I pray it in Jesus' Name. Amen. 

Lynda was special person in our lives. She made my brother happy and had two awesome sons..thank you for caring and also for sharing our families. There is a special place for Mother's of two little boys, it is where she will be loved beyond measure.

RIP Mrs Lynda...u are 1 of the few that could put up with us kids crap!!! Definitely 1 of the strongest women I've ever met! Honored 2 have known u!!! 

Praying for the family. I worked with Lynda for many many years at TMC,  she was great to work with and always had me laughing. She will be greatly missed by so many of the crew she worked with.  I know I will.

RIP Lynda 🙏Ihad worked with her for many years at WNJ & TMC She was always great to be around & fun A caring person to her patients Bless her family at this time 💔