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Lynda K. Lilley

Snohomish, Washington

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Lynda K. Lilley

Lynda Kay Kautz Lilley, born July 12, 1943 in Boise, ID, passed away with her loved ones by her side on April 8, 2011 due to ALS.A celebration of her life and potluck will be held Saturday, May 14, 2011 at 2 p.m. at the Snohomish Eagles at 606 Maple.For those...

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Dear Ma; You welcomed me into the family with open arm's when I first met Henry. I could always come to you for anything and everything. You planned our beautiful wedding; which I cherish deeply. We wouldnt be the people we are today without you.

You will be greatly missed & forever in our hearts.

Much Love; Regina & Henry & kids.

My condolences to Lynda's family and freinds. I am a 51 yr. old with ALS and I pray for your comfort and may she rest in peace.

Chloe

Lynda,

My only regret in knowing you, is not knowing you longer and not seeing you more often. I will really miss your sense of humor and caring attitude. You have a way of touching people and making them laugh.
My Granddaughter (Chloe) had only met you a couple times, but she remembered you and cried with us after hearing of your passing, thats how special you are.
We love you and will miss you, until we meet again.

Rick, Denise & Chloe Lilley

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Lynda, words cannot express how much you will be missed in my life. You were like a mother to me, and helped me through alot of rough times in my life. I will miss your advice, love and support. I will always carry the memories I have of you in my heart. I love you! Cathie LaPreze

Lynda, My heart is heavy with sadness that your smiling, impish face will no longer be among us. I will miss the pinches and you forever.

Lynda,You have been a friend and sister to me for 49 years.I am going to miss you deeply. I will never forget you!!
Love You Always Max Engfer & Jean
Marysville, Wash

Lynda, I will miss you, you have been a friend, a sister, and a mother. You helped me in bad times and in good times. You made me laugh, you made me cry. I always knew I could call you, I always wished I could be as giving as you. I love you.

Dear Lynda, Many people can come and go in your life, but there is a special few that can change your attitude or touch your heart in ways that you cannot express. I meet you many years ago when you join us at the Snohomish Eagles. Your up beat personallity and your generous nature will never be forgotten. I admire you for the positive attitude and strength you showed in your darkest hours. You will truely be one of Gods brightest stars. Love, Sandra Dressel