Lynn Taliak

My condolences to Marty and family. Ted Perkovich

Lynn was a member of BW3 (Baldwin Wallace Wonderful Women Writers) writing group. She was a wonderful writer who openly shared stories of growing up and motherhood. Her stories illustrated her zest for life. After our monthly meetings we'd go out for lunch and Lynn was always happy of we went some place where she could indulge her love of hot dogs. She is missed.

Accept my sympathy. Lynn was special! I attended many classes with her. Loved her sense of humor and quick Witt. Phyllis Wahl

I am so sorry for you and your family, Marty.

Lynn told our Writers Group about her harrowing story when she was a young mother. She was a dear and interesting person and I sure did like her!

So sorry to hear of Lynn´s passing-I´ve known her for many years years & I have many fond memories of luncheons & dances & book club. Prayers & hugs for her family.

May I add my condolences to Marty and the whole Taliak family. A live well lived.

Our Deepest Condolences to the Families of Lynn and Marty. We always enjoyed our times together, when they invited us to MB, and in Berea, and our home in Bay Village. We are no longer in Ohio, but our friendship and memories of our times together will live on forever.

Our Condolences go out to the Tallak Family, Stafford Family, and the Wurz Family. I knew Lynn from my Mother´s Best Friend and Lynn´s Sister, Lois Wurz Baker. We went on Summer Vacations in Niles, MI., at the Wurz House with an inground Pool and Attended Her Wedding to Hal Stafford and helped Bartended at their Wedding Reception at the Wurz Co. Offices. Ran into Lynn over the years and She always expressed Her love of Family and Her wonderful Kids. She turned a Family tragedy into a...