Lynda Long

I did not know that Lynda had passed. We have been friends through hair. She and my mother, Barbara, had a special bond..they both had cancer. They shared their experiences with each other everytime they saw each other. They understood each other and I was honored to be able to be with them both. Lynda will be very much missed and always remembered. She is in a better place looking in on us and loving us all. My love, thoughts and prayers are with her family and especially her son,...

So many memories of working with you at JCP. I'm just so sorry that we didn't stay in touch more. I always remembered your beautiful smile! You are with the angels now and are no longer in pain. Austin, I know you know how special your mama was and you don't know me. Just want you to know that you will always be in my prayers. She loved you so much! She will always be with you where ever you go. She will be so be missed! Stay strong!

Lynda was a selfless friend that
fought with all her might. I will miss her. Thoughts are with her son Austin and her family.

I will never forget Lynda doing my hair for Junior Prom in 2008 while Leah did my nails. They both called me a "pretty, pretty princess" because I never wore anything girly. Lynda used to love to tease me with the "big round brush" because I'm such a tender-head. We didn't have as many laughs as I would have liked but the ones we had I will always remember. I love Lynda so much and will miss her all the same. But I know that she is no longer suffering and is smiling down on her friends and...

Lynda, I love and miss you. You were a beautiful spirit here with us and are now an angel watching over. It is sad for us that have to miss and live without you now, but I know you are now pain free and can relax. My love and prayers go out to your family. God bless

Lynda was a beautiful lady, strong and thoughtful. She will be missed daily. My thoughts and prayers go to her family. I know now she is at peace and is looking down at us and telling us to go on. She will never be forgotten. Marianna Walsh (Phoenix, Az)