Lydia J. Boynton

I have had three instructors in my day who were worth their weight in holding was Linton's social dean 67, my uncle West Point graduate and instructor at West Point 41 and Miss Boynton 67.

Sincerest condolences to Miss Boynton's family - May God bless and comfort grieving ones, and may memories and prayers to the father see you through this sad time.

I was one of the hundreds (maybe thousands) of homeroom students Miss Boynton had when she was at Linton High School. Over the span of three years, there were days when homeroom turned out to be the best part of that day - simply because Miss Boynton made it so.

To the family, you have my sincere condolences. When someone falls asleep in death (Ecclesiastes 9: 5,10) the memories we have of them become our most precious treasure. May those memories comfort you as well as Gods promise at John 6:40.

My deepest sympathy
Evelina Z

Dear Bea, Nieces and Nephews,

I was saddened to see Lydia's obituary in this morning's on line Gazette. Sandy joins me in extending our Sincere Sympathy, LOVE, and Prayers to each of you.

To have known Lydia was to LOVE her ! A wonderful, kind and giving soul. I personally will always remember her goodness to my Mother, and their great times together. Her visit to our home in Florida will always be among our favorite memories !

Bea, you have been a wonderful Sister. The two of you must have had wonderful parents---you both have such similar great compassion for all. Reaching out, caring,loving and sharing your lives with so many.

Lydia touched a whole tiny world of human beings, and all have truly been enriched and have grown.

Thank all of you for sharing Lydia with all of us.

Our Love and Gratitude to all of you in your loss.

Rest in Peace, Beloved Lydia,

Tom and Sandy