Lynn Claudia Houser

So sorry to hear about Lynn. Knew Lynn at Crown Zellerbach. Thoughts to her family.

After all these years, I recognized the beautiful face in the paper. I sat at a desk next to Lynn at Hyster in about 1960/61. She was always so cheerful and vibrant, even though I knew then that she had medical issues. Thankfully, she was able to have a good, full life!

I remember having a nice conversation with Lynn at a high school reunion and thinking how lovely and youthful she appeared. My condolences.

Lynn was so special to everyone who knew her. She will be greatly missed.

I'll never forget our fun skiing and golfing trips. She was a great friend and so fun to be with. I'll miss her.

A bright light is gone from my life. Lynn was my cousin but most important my good friend. I miss her love, kindness and wonderful smile. I will be forever grateful to have had her in my life. We will meet again.

To Kent: The joy and love you showered on Lynnie I shall always hold you grateful in my heart. Your undying love and devotion will last until the end of time.
Lynnie: Your parting has left a void that I shall fill with fond rememberance. My little sister. The joys we shared at the farm, our young adult lives and the bond of the blood we share in our veins shall flow forever and ever. Rest in peace dear cousin You will always be a part of me.
Patsy