Remembrances from friends
April 06, 2011
April 05, 2011
April 04, 2011
April 03, 2011
March 21, 2011
She was one of my favorite adults . All my memories of adventure
growing up come from her. She always made me feel so special and alive.
I always felt open to be myself with her. She made me explore parts of
my personality i would have never thought of tapping into without her.
She always encouraged my curiosity as a child. I admired her free spirit
deeply. If it were not for her I would not be as diverse as i am today.
I'm so blessed to have known her. So blessed she took me under her
wing from age 5 and nurtured my gifts. Now im 23 about to turn 24, and
she still is that part of me that makes me smile and remember to have
fun and enjoy the simple things.
April 05, 2011
I'll always remember Lynn skipping along as she showed me the
beauties of Washington when I first came to U.W. from L.A., sharing her
family with me on Mercer Island, and the adventures we had in the India
Association. It was on her grandfather's martin guitar that I first
learned to play a guitar. Such clear eyes and thoughts will be surely
missed. Lynn loved you family members so much!
~
Alice Cox Sheth,
Austin, Texas
April 04, 2011
Oh damn. Lynn was saintlike. If there was only one parachute left, I would have given her mine.
April 03, 2011
Very sorry to hear this news. Tragic irony that ovarian cancer
is also what cost the life of Stanley Ann Dunham, in whose memory Lynn
helped establish a scholarship at Mercer Island High School.
~
Bob & Debby Pattin,
Olympia, Washington
March 21, 2011
Lynn made politics a noble endeavor. We shall all miss her wisdom and calm reflection.
~
Carol Friends,
Mercer Island, Washingto
No TrackBacks
TrackBack URL: http://www.rebuildingdemocracy.com/mt-tb.cgi/34
Leave a comment