Christine Strother (Mackerell)

​Lynn was the best dancer that I ever danced with!!!  The girls at Bryant Jr. High used to line up to dance with him at the after school dances. I hope he experienced great joy in his short life.

Rudy Thompson

almost makes me wish I had danced with you too, I just thought the line was for the ladies bathroom.

Kathy Schoenhals (Feigal)

I will always wonder what it was like for Lynn growing up and going to East. I wish I knew more about his life. Thank you to the researcher who prefers to remain anonynous for these pictures and tidbits of information.

Mark Tsuyuki

Thank you Kathy for posting the 2 new pictures of Lynn.  I remembered Lynn growing up at Wasatch Elementary School in Mrs. Mangelson 3rd grade class.  At recess we played marbles in the sand along with kids in the school.  Lynn was always quiet and timid.  We had 33 students in our home class room.  There were two other 3rd grade classes who had different home room teachers like ,ime.  We would move to those class rooms at different time periods.  Each teacher had their own teaching skills growing up. At recess, Lynn and I would go under the school tunnel to play kick soccer on the asphalt. After Wasatch Elementary, we went on to Bryant Junior High.  I remember Lynn in gym class with either Coach Brooks or Coach John Caputo pushing us all boys into the physical fitness program to earn our colors after each required activity such as peg board climbing the wall, situps, pushups, bar dips, rope climbing to the gym ceiling, 50 yard and 75 yard dash.  Lynn was still a quiet guy around a lot of us.  He always had a genuine smile.   As for the dancing in the gym, I remember the boys lining up on one side the basketball floor and the girls woul line up on the other side of the court.  The coaches would play a 45 rpm record and tell us to dance.  Talk about a mad house of kids running across the floor to pick a partner.  I'm sure Chris Strother remembers the students running across the floor!  I lost touch with Lynn when we got to East High.  It would be nice to hear more stories about Lynn at East and after graduation.

Barbara Clements (Johnson)