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Chris Novota
August 2, 2010
Mary Ellen,
My deepest sympathy and warmest wishes to you and your family. I just heard the news and are heartbroken in your loss of such a marvelous companion for so many years. You and your family inspired me to move out here to Colorado Springs over thirty years ago and I cannot thank you enough for such loving support and friendship. Our roots in Frankfort Illinois go back to when I was delivering newspapers as a young boy. Thank you for all the wonderful memories. Lynn will always be missed by many here in the Pikes Peak region.
-Chris Novota
July 27, 2010
Dear Mary Ellen and Family:
We were so sorry to hear of Lynn's passing. He was an ambitioius, kind hearted, wonderful person. So much fun to play tennis with, as well as against; and he loved you and your family tremendously. It has truly been a blessing and privilege to have known both of you. With love and prayers to you and your family, Shirley & Tom Baker and Family
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