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Updated: Nov 8, 2021
So sorry to be so late in adding my deepest condolences to Lynn's family and friends, I only learned of Lynn's passing last week. I met Lynn in 1996 when I was a brand new library school professor at OU and learned quickly that Lynn was an incredibly generous person and mentor. Lynn was a source of strength and support for OU's School of Library and Information Studies, participating in committees, promoting education, and enriching the lives of students. Below is a photo from 2016 with Lynn showing off the donation wall at the Sulfur Public Library to a class of OU MLIS students. I miss her greatly and feel so lucky to have known her. Her legacy will live…
With great sadness, I have just learned of Lynn's passing. She was a blessing to Ardmore and the surrounding area. I was very fortunate to call her friend and will miss her friendship, knowledge and contributions to Ardmore. Jadean Fackrell
Lynn was the epitome of professional and personal encouragement to me. She was one of the most influential people in my life. Betty S. Boyd, Oklahoma City
I did not have the honor of meeting Lynn, but Allison McIntosh is the daughter of my
life-long best friend, June Lynn Steiner, and I have heard wonderful things about Lynn from the family most of my life. Donna Holt
I was taken aback to hear this. Lynn was so welcoming to me from the first time I met her, and whenever I saw her, she radiated warmth and kindness, and she was indeed a champion for libraries in the state of Oklahoma! She was a natural mentor and will be sorely missed. My sincere condolences to the family! Keith Jemison