Lynn D. Deas

Lynn, I met you in Nashville in 2007. You were kind and encouraging to me, an up-and-coming player. I know you're walking tall and proud, and your lovable furbabies are jumping all over you at the Rainbow Bridge. Hah! Remember, at the table, God ALWAYS takes the finesse. :) Prayers for your family.

Dear Page, Leslie, and Andy, I was saddened in looking at Lynn's Wikipedia entry today to read that she passed away. What a fascinating life she led, with great courage. It was a great pleasure to have spent time with Lynn when she was in New Orleans for a tournament, when we were living there. I'll contact you further by email. Clara Johnson Pincus, Hal and Sue Johnson's daughter.

To Rich, Andy,Leslie,Page and Scott I send my heart felt sadness on Lynn's passing. Lynn was my best childhood friend. We met in the 5th grade. I will always cherish my memories of growing up with Lynn and being treated like one of the family. My thoughts and prayers go out to Lynn's family and to everyone who called this special woman friend. Love, GiGi

Leslie and family, we are saddened to hear of your sisters passing. Please know that you all are on our thoughts and prayers at this time.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. rest in peace Lynn RIP and in this picture I am holding one of Lynn's dogs everyone will miss u even Rich and Page

I was so sorry to learn of Lynn's passing and want to extend my sincere condolences to Lynn's husband, Richard and brothers Andy, Scott sisters Paige and Leslie. I have fond memories of the Deas family.

You are in my prayers and thoughts. May God give you peace in your time of loss. I was in school with Lynn. I remember her well. Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. Matthew 5:4

Andy, Scott, Leslie and Page, I am so sorry to read of the passing of your sister Lynn. May the many pleasant memories of the past help ease the pain and sorrow that you now feel.

Sad to see this. A true Bridge Pro in every sense of the word.