Lynn Park

When I was just beginning to post shots I took with my Kodak point-and-shoot on Flickr, Lynn was the first one to offer a fledgling photographer encouragement and advice. I will always be immeasurably grateful to her for that. Her generous, creative spirit has been such an inspiration to me. She helped me to see the world differently.

My heart is heavy, but I know you are in a better place, free to dance, free to fly.

"The Gods Are Walking the Earth" x x x x x x

REST IN PEACE SWEET FRIEND!

Lynn, what a wonderful 'eye' you had combined with a quirky sense of humour, wonderful, will miss you

Love you Lynn, dear friend and Sangha sister. Give Larry a big hug for me. Chad

Lynn, you wrote that you believed, "It's never too late to have a wild and gracious future." I believe, even in death, that's true. Go wild, girl.

See you in the bye and bye, Dear Heart.

Dearest Lynn,

I'll miss your bright smile and cheery greeting but I'm so happy for you, that you can finally dance without your chair.

Memory Eternal

I was thinking of Lynn this morning and of how she chose to define her magnificent self .. through eyes that saw what so few of us ever notice, and through a heart of gracious love that just seemed to know how to reach into hearts with a welcoming embrace. My second Sunday at St. Gregory's, Lynn came up to greet me and introduce herself. I told her how glad I was to have found such a great and unique place. Her response was a mischievous twinkle in her eye and a smile and ... "Well Hot...

I will always remember and treasure Lynn leading us in the dance, and her courageous frankness. And her manicures!