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Born in Paterson, Stephanie Lynn was a lifelong resident of Hawthorne. After graduating from Hawthorne High School, Stephanie Lynn pursued her passion of caring for animals and became a veterinary technician for Franklin Lakes Animal Hospital and was currently working at Hounds Town in Lodi. Animals were everything to her.
Stephanie Lynn was the beloved partner of Leandro. Loving daughter of Lynda Ferrara and her husband Keith of Hawthorne. Loving sister of Dylan St. John and Nathalia of Hawthorne. Beloved aunt of Abraham and Ana Valentina. Fur baby mama to Benny & Odie. She was pre-deceased by her father Paul Schroter.
Funeral services are private.
Memorial donations in Stephanie Lynn's name may be made to Ramapo-Bergen Animal Refuge, 2 Shelter Lane, Oakland.
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Cara DiPlacidi
February 13, 2025
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Joni
February 12, 2025
So very sorry to hear Stephanie was a sweetheart!
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