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Lynette WEBSTER Obituary
68, departed this life on Thursday, February 3, 2022. Lynn was a lifelong resident of Dayton and a graduate of Julienne High School ('71) and the
University of Dayton ('76).
Following a fulfilling career in service to others, including positions with Dayton Public Schools and Goodwill Industries of Miami Valley, Lynn
retired after working as a manager of low-income, senior communities with St. Mary Development Corporation. She will be remembered as an incredible mother, sister, aunt, and friend. Her caring spirit, creative nature, and witty demeanor will be missed by all who loved her. Lynn was preceded in death by her mother Helen Turney; her brothers, Bruce and Glenn Alan Turney; and her nephew Tate Smith.
She leaves to cherish precious memories, and spread her light and love for others, her beloved sister, Freda Smith; one daughter, Kandis Daramola; two nephews, Bruce (Helena) Graham and Solomon (Candace) Smith; a host of other family and friends; and her dialysis comrades at Fresenius-West.
Funeral Service 11AM, Saturday, February 12, 2022, at H.H. Roberts Mortuary, 38 S. Gettysburg Ave. Visitation 10-11AM.
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Pauletta Hayes Brown
February 10, 2022
I will always remember the camaraderie that the Class of 1971 had. I loved Lynette's smile!! Fly high, my friend! We'll meet again!!!
Angela Lane
February 10, 2022
Expressing my condolences to the family Of Lynn. I Remember her planting beautiful flowers every spring at our church.
Benette DeCoux
February 10, 2022
Lynette and I were both employed by Dayton. Public Schools many years ago, by two different departments. . We both served the youth of our community. She was delightful whenever we met on the elevator or at the shared copy machine.
I am proud to say we are both Sorors through Delta Sigma Theta, inc. , Dayton Alumnae Chapter.
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