Lynnette Dinkler Obituary
Lynnette Dinkler, age 54 of Dayton, passed away Wednesday, July 31, 2024.
She is preceded in death by her paternal and maternal grandparents.
Lynnette is survived by her mother, Brenda Pisone; her beloved husband, Charles “Dink” Dinkler; three children, Connor (Lovisa Ahlm), Carmen, and Carsen; sister, Lezley (Shane) Anderson; nephew, Mohammed Jamal “Mo”. She is also survived by numerous family and friends.
She owned a private law firm, Dinkler Law Office where she practiced Civil Rights Law. Lynnette prided herself on providing Pro bono services to clients in need. She was a kind and generous soul who enjoyed cooking and providing a place to gather for all. Lynnette enjoyed dancing, experimenting with new recipes, and traveling.
Lynnette was truly a disciplined professional in every aspect of her work, and always was the life of the party when it came time to relax. She played as hard as she worked. When Lynnette encouraged the family to do the 23andMe test for ancestry she became disappointed (in a light hearted way) to find out she had only 6% Italian genes, but she still had that Italian fire nonetheless that we all adored.
The family hopes those who would like to honor her will find a quiet time to remember who she was in your life and be thankful for the time you had together.
She is well loved and will be deeply missed.
In lieu of a public funeral service, individuals are encouraged to contact the family privately at [email protected]
To share a memory of Lynnette or leave a special message for her family, please visit the Guestbook below.
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3940 Kettering Blvd, Dayton, OH 45439
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