LYNN ARDEN MINGER

I just heard of Lynn's passing - a sad day. He was my fraternity "big brother" at GMI, and we had some good times, but lost touch as careers diverged. Warmest wishes to Linda & Jay and extended families. [email protected]

Larry Siferd. SAE, GMI

Linda, much to young for Lynn. My family knew the Mingers from Omaha where my dad and Arden worked for Mobil. Lots of nights where spent with Roger, Sis and LyLnn while the parents play cards. Lucille and mom Judy and I played a lot of samba. So hello Roger. Stay strong. Mike and Judy Newlon

Linda,

How sad to hear of Lynn's passing. Lynn was an entrical part of the Madrigal Society singing group. I was in the Washington Singer's and often wished I was in the better of the two groups, but they picked the best for the best. We all at WHS will miss him greatly. My deepest sympathy's are with you and family during this difficult time. Look to God to guide you and to remember all the beautiful times you and Lynn shared together.

Linda,

Just got an email from Ron Hopper asking me if I knew about Lynn's passing. Obviously I did not know. I am so very saddened to hear this. Lynn was one of my favorite people in grade school and high school. I think I told you when you were here for your mom's funeral a couple of years ago about when Lynn and I and another guy named Bob Marsh tried to play golf on the high school golf team. Each day we would play our 9 holes while the real golfers played their 18 holes. ...

Linda I want you to know that many of us from the Hazel Grove class of 1958 and the 1962 class of washington high school send you our deepest sympathy for the loss of Lynn. There are about 15 of us who have worked on every 5 year high school reunion over the last 50 years. As you know this year will be our 50th. We work very hard trying to keep track of everybody and that's how we learned of Lynn's passing. I have dear memories of you and I hope that God will be with you to give you strength...