Dearest Lynn, I guess you realize you have Cathy up there needing to find her way around in your Heaven. You may need to look for Janet (Allen) first since God needed her a little sooner. So, check with the Flockers and the Greens.
When you link up, dance, dance, dance! 
We love and will miss you all and know the Pierce's, Green's, Coker (me) and Piccolo's (Kim and her loved ones) will keep remembering all the wonderful memories and laughter. Kim will be monitoring me! Bryan and his loved ones, Hayden, Ewan, Naya, still have so many unanswered questions. He is so patient with us all. Again, Kim will help me get some of my stories "correct." If possible, she or I will find out if he should have or should be expecting any reference to a Last Will you may have included him in. I apologize for not thinking of this sooner, but expected Cathy and I to get together. My fault!

Still love you after all these years, dear brother! Miss you even more as I learn more about myself.
Barb/Babs feb 1, 2024

Happy Birthday Uncle Lynn! We're all remembering you on this day. There are so many things I'd love to sit down and talk to you about! We'll have time to catch up when we next meet. Until then, know that you are loved, missed and that we continue to keep you near and dear to our hearts!

I had a long chat with you this morning on what would've been your 80th birthday. Correction to January 2022: David is my son-in-law, not your brother-in-law. I'm as off, as usual! A friend of mine, Joe, joined you last year. Good guy. Find him to play golf or a little basketball. Dominoes with all the Greens and just some tall tales and laughs with the Pierce's and Flockers.
I recently recalled twice you kept from drowning as kids. Thanx!
Uncle Glenn also did in a Houston pool when Judy and Jane wanted me to catch them in the deep end!
I'm in touch occasionally with your wonderful son,Bryan.
Well, I'm disconnected (from internet haha). So this is going nowhere. Kim and April are so dear to my heart. God is good!!!!

79!! The older I get, the more I miss you. April graduated from Billy Ryan high school !!! On to a job and entering UNT in the fall. Kim and David have done a fine job. 

Dear Uncle Lynn - Thinking about you on what would have been your 79th birthday. Love and miss you always. Sure do miss our conversations! Keeping Cathy near in my heart. Until we meet again... Kim

I left a lengthy letter to Lynn today, 7th year. I do not know where it went. Typical. May be Instagram; may be Gmail. I enjoyed the time to remember and love that guy!
I shared about the loss of Aunt Edith (Edie Pierce) and Janet, Cathy's sis. And more. I think it went to his cloud, instead

Thinking about you a lot at this year of Covid-19. It's pretty crazy, yet all my guys and gals seem to be hunky dory. David, your brother in-law, just buried his Dad yesterday. The service was held in Midland and was zoomed to us who are away and keeping away due to the virus. If course, Kim and April were with David in Midland. The service was so well-done and the eulogies were quite the tribute to that 93 year old sweetheart
 Well, I just turned 74 and can look back at our growing up years with tears, laughter,love and friendship only a big brother and little sis could appreciate. Let's go up to Harry Stone or to one of White Rock lakes pavilions and dance to that Rock and roll!. Babs

Missing you again today. Gad, 78!!! I just turned 75; don't tell anyone. As time goes by, flashes of happy (mostly) memories come to mind. We will have to sit down with each other one day and spill all the beans!  I'm in no hurry -- love you

Almost forgot.  Sweet sweet Cathy can use a boost from you. Janet is undergoing some health issues that are so difficult for a sister to watch helplessly

You have missed an unusual year down here during Covid19. Getting crowded up there? You will welcome and light their way. Miss sharing thoughts that pop up out of nowhere. Love you tons, Babs

Dear Uncle Lynn,
I certainly remembered you on what would have been your 77th birthday! Unfortunately, I was unable to leave a message at that time, as I was traveling from my father-in-law's graveside service in Midland, TX. I imagine you two have met. You're going to have a great time getting to know one another!
Love, Kim

My big brother, Lynn, is missed yet I can still hear his laughter and teasing. Babs

My dear Uncle Lynn,
Wow, it's hard to believe it's been five years? You continue to live in my thoughts and memories. I am grateful for the time we had together.
Love,
Kim

Uncle Lynn, I am remembering you on what would have been your 76th birthday. I smile as I remember your inquisitive nature and sweetness. You were a gentle soul. Thank you for being in my life. I love you! Your niece, Kim

I could not have had a better or more patient big brother. What memories. I love and miss you. I still hesitate when rounding a corner -- cuz you always jumped out to surprise me. Mom and Dad are with you laughing and hugging. luv, babs

Uncle Lynn - I have been thinking about you a lot recently. I sure do miss you! Christmas hasn't been the same without you. Keeping you in my heart. Love, Kim

I received the reminder of his annual passing. I think of Lynn every day and will always miss his smile and hugs.

With Heartfelt Thoughts, Prayers, & Condolences to "The Light of My Life" Cathy & Cherished, Sweet Memories of Little Baby Dog "Lucky" & Lucky Ones', Magnificent Dad ( Lynn's "Heart of Gold" was Truly Contagious! ) ~ ( Playing "Python" &"Pickle Ball", with Lucky! ) ... Lynn, we all just Love You & we all Dearly Miss You, so much! ... Godspeed, Earth Angel ... From, The Staff & Your Hundreds of Beloved Sports Fans & Beloved Friends @ Liberty Park, Cerritos CA

We have lived for over forty years with Lynn and Cathy as neighbors in Cerritos. Our neighborhood was one many people dreamed of having. Block parties, getting together on Saturday nights, sharing Christmas, etc. We traveled together on a trip to Solvang and celebrated Thanksgiving dinners together.

Lynn always had a positive attitude, as well as an inquisitive and open mind. He loved to discuss and debate. Cathy and Lynn were something to watch when they danced together. The word envy comes to mind.

We could all use Lynn as an example of never giving up and fighting to overcome what life dealt him. Cathy. as well, in caring and shouldering what is not always fairly given to us in life. Lynn always walked the neighborhood with the dogs and finally just with Lucky. He would always stop and talk. We will miss him.

Mike and Dianna Rice

Lynn Green was an older cousin of mine and I always remember looking up to him. He had an infectious smile and a fun-loving, warm heart. When he spoke you just wanted to hear what he had to say. Cousins are some of your very first friends and playmates. I have many wonderful cousins that I am grateful for and Lynn was one of them.

When I think of Lynn, I always remember the photo of him with his cowboy hat and boots on, his double holster with pistols ready to draw. I never had the opportunity to play cowboys with him, but sure he was the good guy. He lived a good guy and left this world a better place.
Will remember you always with a smile, dear Lynn.

Lynn was a good Brother-In-Law. He always greeted all of us with a smile and a big hug. Lynn really seemed happy to see us. I will miss that. I'm so thankful that we were able to spend Christmas with Lynn and Cathy. More memories to add to our many years with Lynn. I'm glad I got to tell him I loved him one more time. My family and I will miss him.

I don't believe a youngster could have had a better big brother, except when he was pranking, of course. He had a longing to learn and enjoyed challenges. He was one who did not see obstacles, but opportunities. I miss him and get "blue" yet grateful to have had him in my life. This past Christmas with him was one last blessing from God which will be with me always. Barbara Jo Green Coker, sister.

Lynn was a dear friend who will be missed. He always had a smile on his face, an inquisitive mind, a love of family & friends, and a sense of fun and adventure. He was dealt a tough hand life, but true to his spirit & namesake, he played the hand for all he could and always looked for the discovery and learning. R.I.P. Lynn. 

Cheryl Ortenburger

Lynn was a good friend and boss he had a great sense of humor
And an open mind to life he will be missed

Lynn was the love of my life and he will be missed. We shared a love of dancing and card games.. He suffored much with his health but always kept such a positive attitude. I will always miss you with all my heart.

I always enjoyed visiting with my Uncle Lynn. Born Lynn Darwin Green, he possessed the sweetness of the Greens and the mischievousness of the Pierces. I remember him as the idea man who appreciated logic, strategy and debate. He also enjoyed jumping out from around the corner to scare the you-know-what out of you! Uncle Lynn rarely missed an opportunity to say "I love you." I love you, too, Uncle Lynn.