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Lynn Steen Obituary
Bernardston, MA - Lynn A. Steen, 68, of Bernardston, Mass. died Tuesday (3-4-2024) At Gardner Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Gardner, Ma. She was born in Springfield, Ma. on September 20, 1955 the daughter of Kenneth Elliott and Barbara (Beach) Bolger.
Born and raised in Western Massachusetts, Lynn devoted her life to her family and friends. As a mother, she poured boundless love and devotion into her three children. Lynn's dedication to her children knew no bounds, and her home was always filled with laughter and love
Lynn Found her greatest joy in being a grandmother. She showered her grandchildren with affection and cherished every moment with them.. Her unconditional love and guidance will forever resonate in their hearts.
As a dedicated caregiver, Lynn worked as a PCA, where she earned a reputation for providing compassionate care to the elderly during their most vulnerable moments. Her empathy and love touched the lives of countless individuals, leaving a lasting impact on those she cared for and their families.
She is survived by her children Paul Croutworst and his wife Kristin of Halifax, VT. her daughter Janet Keith and her husband Dwayne of Vernon, VT. and her daughter Rebecca Faille and her husband John of Northfield, MA. She is also survived by her former husband, Rick Steen of Bernardston, MA., and her grandchildren, Dakota and Lillian Faille, Wyatt and Noah Keith, Reese, Declan, and Adrian Croutworst, and great grandchildren Jackson Faille, and Malakai Keith. She is also survived by her brother Kenneth Elliott and his wife Karen of Leyden, MA. and sisters, Hazel Giard and her husband Kevin of Lake Helen, FL. and Robin Tibbetts and her husband Bruce of Greenfield, MA.
A celebration of Life will be Sunday March 10th from 11am-3pm at the Governor Hunt House Community Center, Governor Hunt Rd. in Vernon, Vermont.
Kidder Funeral Home, 1 Parker Ave. Northfield, Ma. Is in charge of arrangements.
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The Cadran Family
March 11, 2024
We are so sorry to hear the passing of Lynn. Sending our prayers and may God give peace and comfort.
Teresa Osowski
March 7, 2024
Robin, Kenny and families, I am so sorry to hear about Lynn. I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.
Love to you all, Cousin Teresa
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