Lynn Saperstein

I saw the bench in the park today, and also felt the need to track down and find out who this wonderful woman was. Please know she is being thought of with love.

I just sat down in bench in Washington square and Lynn´s name plate is on it. I found this beautiful obituary which capture´s her beautiful life and spirit. Many will follow me to this spot. And i will return and share her story with anyone nearby. RIP Lynn

Alan, so sorry to hear of Lynn's passing. Bernie and I were very good friends of your sister Terry. We wish you peace.

Judi & Bernie Marx

Dear Alan,
I was deeply saddened to learn that beautiful, adorable, funny, witty, intelligent Lynn had passed on.

I am so very sorry for your profound loss.

I always felt that the two of you were soul mates and best friends, going back as far as I can remember.

I know she will live on forever in the hearts of everyone who knew and loved her.

I wish you and your loved ones the inner strength to go on living "One Day At A Time" without her physical...

Alan, I was so sorry to hear of Lynn's passing. The obituary was beautiful and I can remember vividly our growing up together - the club we had, etc.

Lynn wrote in my autograph book from Bragaw - "you pulled my arm, you scratched my eye, I hope you don't sit next to me in the new Jr. High".

I will always remember and treasure those years growing up - I have thought of you through the years many times.

My heartfelt sympathy to you and your family.

Sara...

Alan - I don't know if you remember me, but I lived across the street from you on Huntington Terr and was friends with Lynn, Jere Kitay, Sara Lempkowitz, etc.
I am so saddened to read of Lynn's passing. You really captured her life in that beautiful obitiuary. From that description of her life I can still recall the fun days on Bragaw Ave at her home, at Bragaw Ave school, Clinton Pl. Jr HS, and our times on Huntington Ter with all the neighbor kids - Howie Redlus, Ronnie Rosen, just...