Lynne Christy Kaiser

Dear Kaiser family,

I am so sorry to hear of Lynne's passing. She definitely set the example of how to live life to the fullest, especially through difficult times. I hope all of the happy memories of her will help ease your sorrow.

Love,
Debbie Sellman DePuglio

We met Lynne & Wayne in 2013 when we moved into our new, side by side, homes, the same day in New Market, MD. Lynne and I quickly became fast friends. We planned our front garden together that first year and every year thereafter. We took stained glass classes together, then set up a small studio in her basement where we spent many hours creating, chatting, laughing and solving the world´s problems, with our favorite oldies playing in the background and, maybe a glass of wine or two. Lynne was an amazing woman, a master at everything she tried; yet, an incredibly down to earth, caring and genuine soul. We´ll miss Lynne and Wayne´s presence next door. And I´ll especially miss my dear friend, Lynne.
Liz and Tom Dommel

I'm so sad for your family's loss. Hugs.

I´m so sorry for your loss,Sarah and family. I was one of the lucky ones who got to know your Mom better on a Park Hill South High School bus to some event for you, Sarah ( we talked and talked). We discussed our love of social justice issues- fairness and correct, ethical, kind treatment of those who too often did not receive it. She loved her girls so much and that was so evident. Sending love and hugs your way in this difficult time. Janet Archer

I only met Lynne a few times, but she always struck me as such a kind person. And I know she and Wayne raised amazing daughters. I´m so sorry she´s not here anymore, but she will live on through all of the many, many memories you have together. Sending love to the family.

Lynne was joy to know at Seigfreid Bingham. A role model for us all.