Lynette Henson-Flowers Obituary

Getting a ride in her red mach 1 mustang, a stunning automobile for the 1970. A big sister, with extreme intelligence!

I recently learned of the death of my dear friend Lynette. She was a gem of a person who knew the meaning of friendship. Even though it has been more than 30 years since we saw each other she was in my heart, prayers and memory daily. Wynetta Hill

You know life is funny,I was sitting around the other day thinking about people I knew back in the day came across this picture you lynette sitting outside at Mitchell high school and said to myself,I wonder how old lynette is doing,wow I am sad about what I found out.

I first met Lynette through my wife Regina, when we were attending the first ultrasound of our grandson Quinten and also later his birth. Later on I was fortunate to have had the opportunity to share some good times with Lynette and our grandchildren, during her visits at our house for family events, like Birthdays, a Baby Shower, a couple of Thanksgivings and so on. We enjoyed her presence and friendship and she will be missed. RIP.

Today we said goodbye to Lynette during a beautiful, moving and heartfelt memorial service at the Angelus chapel. I've known Lynette since her son Maurice married my daughter Erika in 2009. We developed a special friendship over the years and shared good times together over tea at Glen Eyrie Castle and other occasions. What I will always remember most about Lynette is that she never failed to give words of encouragement along with offering her sincere prayer support. She was a very special Lady of grace and strength. While Lynette is now in her new home in heaven surrounded by God's Love, her Love and support will be deeply missed by the family and friends here on earth. RIP, dear friend!

My Beautiful Sister, I am sad for everyone who met you and you stole their heart. You and our baby sister definitely could keep a person laughing for hours. Sister with dimples and CHRIST filled Eyes of His Light. I know you are rejoicings as you have ran this race and wear a crown now and are among the Saints. You did your thing!!! You taught your Children,Grandkids,Family and All that knew you, Divine Elegance A total example of Love
Compassion and Joy in the Lord. Kiss my Mommy and the host of all who are beside you. I will remember you will always watch over this family and all you Can. Lifelong Daughter OF THE KING

FOREVER in our hearts....
Grandma for life :) We know that your flying around, keeping an eye on them for us ;)

Lynette was one of my adopted "brats!" She was known as "Brat II!" I had a beautiful conversation with her the evening before her homegoing. She was her loving, funny self. There is sadness and a emptiness in our hearts!

I am so sorry to hear this! I worked with Lynette many years ago at Honeywell. Prayers and condolences to her Family. RIP Lynette

Debbie Willems, Colorado Springs