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Lynn is survived by son Roman Chrzanowski of South River, daughters Ashley Chrzanowski of South River and Samantha House of Sayreville. Gone with angels to join her mother Francis Wilczynski, step-father Ed Wilczynski, father Robert House and niece Jessica Zaccardi whom passed away recently in 2022. They are waiting for her with opened arms. She also leaves behind a grandson, Raphael Chrzanowki Samuels and granddaughter due in June whom she was looking forward to meeting. She will forever be loved, missed and remembered by her sibilings Robin Zaccardi (Jerry), Diane Bell and twin brother Bobby House. She leaves behind a niece April Bell, nephew Damion Esposito, great-nephew Lorenz Mayer, great-nieces Drea Mayer and Starr Zalesko.
Lynn worked for 20 years at Sunshine Biscuits in Sayreville until they closed. She enjoyed watching old shows and Westerns including Little House on the Prairie, which we loved to tease her about. Lynn had a beloved distinguishing laugh she passed onto her son. Roman. She looked forward to the warm weather where she could get her walker out and walk around town, she loved the summertime. Lynn never let anything stop her from getting around. In life she pushed through pain and heart ache just as she did at the end with great strength and courage.
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Melise McKnight
July 26, 2023
I used to work for the MC Resource Center back in 2018 and I had the blessing of meeting Lynn and her husband Alex. They were always so kind and sweet to me. I have fond memories of me and Lynn having beautiful talks and she´d tell me stories of how she loved to decorate her old home with nautical and beach themed items. She told me how much I resembled her daughter in law which always brought a smile to my face. She told me how she wanted to move to Pennsylvania, stories of her first love. She never ceased to brighten my day. I still remember the day she came in and told me Alex passed and we just cried in each other´s arms, I wanted so badly to protect and shield her. Like many of the beautiful souls I met at my old job, Lynn touched my heart, my soul, my spirit. But she was different from every one else. She had a spirit no one could match. She never failed to make sure to tell me I was beautiful and smart. She made those bleak days at my desk all the much brighter. I myself moved to Pennsylvania 3 years ago, never forgetting that she wanted to move there. Secretly hoping I´d run in to her or see her once again, I desperately wanted to know she was okay and if she ever got to redecorate her home once again in nautical decor. I don´t know if she ever reached this dream but I know in my soul her and Alex are now at peace together, sitting in two recliners in a beautiful heavenly home with all the nautical trinkets her heart desires. I love you Lynn, I never stopped thinking about you and I never will.
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Jason Brown
April 23, 2023
My deepest sympathy. She was my friend and I will miss her greatly. She's with Alex now. They are together again.
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