To Lynn's son Elliot and her daughters Michelle, Kirsten, and families... I am so sorry for your loss. Love and prayers to you.

To her mother Lorraine, Cheryl, Melanie, and Merilee and families... my sincere sympathy. I pray that God will comfort all of you at this time.

I miss my friend.

It is with great sorrow and heaviness of heart that I learned of your passing. I am deeply comforted reading that you have given your life to Christ. A Christian never truly dies. In the words of the holy scriptures, “Now we do not want you to be ignorant, brothers, concerning those who have fallen asleep, so that you will not grieve as also the rest, who have no hope” (1 Thess. 4:13). We know it is a passing on to glory. You are now in a better place and condition. We look forward to the day we shall meet again.

Lynn, you raised successful children and grandchildren and lived a fulfilled life. You fought to the very end. It is now time to rest. Rest in the bosom of the Lord. Your memory lingers on in our hearts.

To Lynn's family I am so very sorry to hear of her passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you all as you mourn this terrible loss. Lynn was a beautiful, caring, friendly soul who always had a kind word and a smile for everyone! I worked with Lynn at MTS for a number of years and it was so nice to spend time with her. She went through some pretty tough times but she was a fighter! She loved her family and would talk about them often. Lynn was a beautiful lady inside and out and will be missed by all who had the pleasure to know her! 💖🤗🙏🏻 Take care!

I worked at MTS Erin street location with Lynn for a number of years and always had a nice time just chatting. Once she retired we kept in touch with a couple of phone calls every year and she always had something to laugh about. I’m glad she left MTS and had that time to spend enjoying her family and friends. She deserved that time for all she has been through. She was a very kind hearted person and I will remember her. My most sincere condolences to her family.

My condolences to Lynn's kids, Elliot, Kirsten and Michelle, who I had the pleasure of meeting when Lynn worked at MTS in our admin team. And also to Lynn's Mom and sisters who she spoke of often. Such a beautiful photo of her as well ~ captures her warmth in her eyes. Lynn possesses a beautiful soul and sense of humour which I was privleged to experience the benefit of first hand. She certainly gave it all the good fight and was not a quitter. Even after she retired I was able to meet her at the Timmy's here in Winnipeg at Corydon and Stafford when she visited her friends and Elliot and she had remarkable resilience and we could have a few chuckles about our shared history at the Erin Street office. While I'm not in the picture attached to this comment as I took it, her coworkers are and they will also have fond memories of Lynn. She will be missed and will live on in our hearts.

My beautiful sister was so much more than a sister, she was like a second mom to me. She cared for me, believed in me, and loved me unconditionally. I will miss her laughter, her voice, and the comfort of knowing she was always there. Her love will live in my heart forever and I will wait for the time to be with her again. I'm so grateful for the time I spent with her in the good and the rough times of her battle with cancer those memories I will always cherish. She taught me to love the outdoors, we had so many belly laughs together... love you my dear sister Lynn now and forever in my heart. ♥️

I first met Lynn when my husband was pastoring the Ashern Gospel Chapel. I remember the day when she accepted Christ as her Savior. Later both she & her mom were baptized in the lake. We had kept in touch over the years & I'm thankful for that & the fact that we will meet again in eternity.

My condolences go out to all the family.

My sincere sympathies to the Geisler, Broussard, Blackmon, McCartney, Cocktail, and Hicks families. I will always treasure the memories I have of Lynn. Thank you for sharing her with me.