Terry Sweeney (1968)

Well Lynn, I did not know you but I am sure my sister Gina did, say hello she is with you and all the other's who have gone back to MoVal where the sun was warm and times were good.  You will be missed.

Brenda McBride (Birch) (1973)

Lynn was a very good friend of mine. She was beautiful inside and out! Always happy and fun to be with. I miss you Lynn!

Mari Perrone (1973)

Lynn was always a joy. We met in P.E. in Alaska, and ended up both moving that summer to SoCal where we were again in the same class, she sitting directly behind me on the first day! We laughed when we realized we were reunited. We forever joked about the dreariness of Alaska and our mutual hatred for salmon forevermore! Lynn and I both dated the same guy at MVHS (not at the same time, of course) and loved the outdoors. We emailed each other up until her passing. I was so sad....the good really do die young. I still think of her. It's hard to be one of those people who everyone likes in HS, as it's a tough time in life but I really do think she was universally liked. I miss her still. xo

Bev Harris (Harris) (1973)

Hi Mari!

Not sure why Terry put "good friend" of Lynn. I had not seen her since high school, she would probably not remember me at all. My sister, Brenda, Class of 70, actually read Lynn's obituary, and told me. I was in shock. I wish I would have known she lived in Hemet, as my daughter lives in San Jacinto.  I would have loved to reconnect with her!

Hope you are well!

~Bev

Cindy Manfull (Buchanan) (1976)

Hi Bev,

I am Lynn's sister Cindy (Class of 1976) and I wanted to thank you for posting Lynn's notice.  It was a tough time for family.  Her husband didn't want any service or obituary and I insisted but then trying to respect their wishes, I didn't contact many people.  In any case, thank you!  Cindy

Bev Harris (Harris) (1973)