[Koapaka]

God Rest her soul.

Go to that paper we are not allowed to post on this site to read about her.

God bless her family as they deal with her loss. As well, THANK YOU TO HER FAMILY FOR BEING WILLING TO SHARE INFO THAT MIGHT MAKE PEOPLE TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY THAT HAVE REFUSED!

Maybe now people will quit thinking "not me", "no issues" and comply with the required STAY HOME ORDERS!

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Koapaka

God Rest her soul.

Go to that paper we are not allowed to post on this site to read about her.

God bless her family as they deal with her loss. As well, THANK YOU TO HER FAMILY FOR BEING WILLING TO SHARE INFO THAT MIGHT MAKE PEOPLE TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY THAT HAVE REFUSED!

Maybe now people will quit thinking "not me", "no issues" and comply with the required STAY HOME ORDERS!

Very sad. I have pet sat in that neighborhood on-and-off for several years. Not lately though.

[alemorkam]

A letter from her daughter Carol Lynch, my Mumma, was a tiny woman with a massive heart. Please see Kellie Lynch’s post about her. She was fierce, sensitive, brave, non-stop in her drive to serve and care for others, and ambitious in creating good times and wonderful memories with her friends and family. She took care of people every day of her life, even as a child. You might see her early morning setting up donuts and coffee or in the afternoon handing out golf ball buckets for the Lions Club. You could find her shopping for a friend or making a meal and delivering it, driving her younger friends to their doctor’s appointments. If you were ill she’d be there doing whatever she could to help you get better. If she saw something that needed doing, she did it. She loved to sing and dance, and music was part of every day of her life. She loved to move and every morning she “got out her weights and got down on the floor” to do her yoga and Pilates. She was a bold matriarch of my sister’s Kellie, Susan, Jean Jeannie, and I and a beloved Nana to our children Timothy, Ian, Angus, Tanner, Katie, Hilary, Grace, and Sophie. We will miss her so. My heart is broken to lose her so soon. She recently turned 84 and we all thought we’d have her til at least 94. Last night we spoke our love to her over and over as she left her body. We wished we could have been holding her physically as well as in our hearts. May her powerful faith carry her home.

[Taltarzac725]

Checked where this lady lived in the Villages and I pet sat for two cats and two dogs just a few hundred yards from there. Have not done this for a half year or so though.

[Fredman]

Sad situation

[Velvet]

Didn’t know her... but it hurts.

[GOLFER54]

My Condolences to you, you family and friends.Your Mumma seemed to be a very special lady. I’m so glad you all have loving memories of her and stay safe and strong during this terrible crises.

[SunnyHester]

We will keep you and your family in our prayers.

[chuck2]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

Very sad. I have pet sat in that neighborhood on-and-off for several years. Not lately though.

what village did she live in?

[Lyn Wagner]

So sorry for your loss.now she is happy with theLord������

[Lyn Wagner]

Sorry dont know how i got those questions marks. Please except my apology .

[karostay]

Stay In, Stay In, Stay IN,
Even experts can't predict this monster only guesses
We haven't seen the worst yet

[Bolsadd]

What paper?

[bowlingal]

Originally Posted by chuck2

what village did she live in?

Winifred...she lived in Winifred

[ItsALLaboutTheLOVE]

Originally Posted by karostay

Stay In, Stay In, Stay IN,
Even experts can't predict this monster only guesses
We haven't seen the worst yet

your standard added signature at the end is a little ominous in this day and age. Just sayin...