Lynn Schultz

May 25th, 1962 - November 19th, 2020

Memorial

Mementos

The immeasurable love Lynn had for her friends and family will live on in all of us. Gone way to soon but the impression she left on all of our hearts is everlasting. Lynn's whole world revolved around her family, they were her greatest joy. Lynn will forever be remembered by her husband, George Schultz and her children's, Douglas (Lauren) Kranz, Jessica (Greg) Ceramello, and Brendan Malley. Lynn will also be forever remembered by her four grandchildren, Layla, Eloise, Theodore, and Douglas and her extended family and friends.

Tributes

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Larry Oliveri

Oh Lynnie, you left us all way too soon. I will miss you bunches. Your love and kindness will live in my heart forever. I will hang on to all the good times we had, especially our talks at the washer and dryer. We laughed so hard. I am taking a picture of you, taking a picture of me. Love You!! My deepest condolences to all. Sending lots of hugs, kisses and prayers.

Published December 6th, 2020

Ann DiCesare Kowalski

My beautiful friend will be missed and loved forever!! She loved and cherished her family and friends like no other I've known. I have known Lynnie for 17 years, she was my employee, co-worker and most of all my friend! So many memories that I will cherish forever. I love you Lynnie, until we meet again. Where is that Hostess cupcake?? 😉❤❤💔💔

Published November 27th, 2020

Dana Canale

I will miss this amazing woman every single day for the rest of my life. Lynn was like a 2nd mother to me, and had a heart of gold. The moment we met, she treated Eddie and I like we were her own kids. Every time I'd come by, I was always greeted with a great big bear hug and a kiss on the cheek, and same when I'd head home. She gave the warmest most loving hugs out of everyone I know. I'll never forget this one moment from a couple of years ago...Eddie and I came over for dinner one weekend...as I was helping her with dishes, she gave me a hug and thanked me for being such a great friend to Brendan. She told me how much Brendan adored me and Eddie and she loved us just as much, if not more. May we meet again in the next lifetime...I love you forever.

Published November 25th, 2020

Jay Bolski

I only had the pleasure of meeting Lynn a couple of times. Most of what I know about her comes from her husband George. I do however vividly remember one occasion. We were at a function that was attended by many company employees and their families. Lynn's kind and caring demeanor shone a light. She was very sweet to my daughter who remembers her to this day, despite only being 4 years old at the time. To leave such a lasting impression on a child so young is the mark of a truly special soul. My heart goes out to George and the entire family for this terrible loss.

Published November 28th, 2020

Jacqueline Helen

I knew Lynn from our great library. She was such a dedicated grandmother. Loved those babies. I met Lynn at a class one day when she took her grandkids. What a woman! Fearless, funny, and a great soul. I luckily got to play bingo with her too. She is the definition of a badass. May her spirit live on. She will truly be missed. ❤️

Published November 25th, 2020