Lynn Langman Lilienthal

I first met Lynn when I was a young camp director in the mid seventies ('75). Although Phil was more my contact through work, Lynn was very kind, as was Phil, in welcoming us to Echo Lake and sharing our dear Echo Lake Road. Through the years, I would see Lynn on special occasions walking up and down Echo Lake Road when she was at the camp. Since she had retired and pursued her other interests in Reston, I would be so pleased to see her at an Echo Lake Association meeting which she had...

Dear Lynn, We are so sad to lose you and will remember you always for all you did to enrich our lives here in Reston. With thanks for your love and friendship, Bill and Bonnie

You will always be here on MV, in the rhythm of the waves and the setting of the sun.

Thanks for all your support in RBC and Reston Interfaith.

Lynn was a dear friend of our entire family. Even though she was a great friend of my sister, Mary Misch Newmann, I as the little sister, adored Lynn. She had an infectious smile and we loved when she spent time with the whole family in NYC and at our little place in Bedford village, NY. She had so many international experiences and ran a wonderful camp with her husband, Phil. WE have warm and wonderful memories of Lynn and will remember her always!!! Kathy Misch Koritzinsky