Lynne Mary Gormley

Lynne was a bright light in this world and I will miss her so much. I am so glad after we all left Bank of America, a group of us, The BANKETTE sisters, stayed in contact by way of season tickets to the Aurora theater and lunch. We did this for probably 10 years or more. These memories will be so so special. I pray for peace for her family who she loved so dearly.

Lynne was a Byrne. My mother was the sister to her beloved father. They and a sister Mary were Byrnes. There are plenty of fond childhood memories that will never fade. “Death leaves a heartache no one can heal. Love leaves a memory no one can steal”. Irish head stone.

I had the pleasure of working with Lynne at Bank of America for several years. She was the sweetest, most kind hearted person I’ve ever known. I enjoyed seeing pictures of the grandkids on Facebook. She loved them all so much! I also enjoyed hearing some of the crazy things that she encountered. One thing is for sure, she loved her kids, grandkids, friends and the Lord. She was one of a kind, and I will miss her so much! Rest in peace, my dear friend. You were so loved by many.

Lynne and I were first cousins. Both of us were born and raised in St. Louis,, although I now live in Plano, TX. Although I haven’t seen her in years, we reconnected by phone and Facebook after my father and her mother passed away within a month of each other. Through our conversations, I came to appreciate your mom’s kindness, warmth, and deep faith. I really liked her, and was looking forward to seeing her this fall when my husband and I had planned to visit the Southeast. I mourn the fact that I won’t have that opportunity. My deepest condolences go out to you, her children and grandchildren. I know she loved you very much!

I am so sad that a great friend has passed. Lynne and I were part of a senior fitness class together. We had many good times together with our little click of friends. Lynne was a positive kind and wonderful person.
She had a quiet dignified way about her. Her faith in God was admirable.
She never complained even though she was hurting.
I will never forget her smiling sweet face
I am praying for her family. She adored her Children and her Grandchildren. They meant so much to her.
You will be missed and never forgotten
Lynne. 💔❤️🙏

I am so saddened that Lynne has passed from
our Earth. I met Ly be through the St. Lawrence Widows’ group, and her positivity and warmth were a gift to all. Her faith inspired others. I also enjoyed our fitness classes together at George Pierce Park over the years. She often spoke with love and smiles about her terrific family. Prayers to family and friends— Lynne will be remembered fondly by all who knew her.

When I think of you Lynne it will be about your beauty and grace. I will smile as I remember you with your little smirk “as you ask just what happened to your chair” during that fitness class. So glad that we met. Thoughts and prayers for your whole wonderful family. Ms. Billie

Lynn and I were first cousins and were very close as children. We spent a lot of time at “grandma’s” house in Florissant, MO. We were a similar age. A funny memory was our practice date during high school. Uncle Bill came up with this idea, that this would prepare us for a real date with someone. We both had never been out. We got all dressed up and Lynn looked so pretty. We went through with it and had a good time. We both were scared to death though:-). I did have the best girl at the event we attended.! We laughed about it years later! Then life took us our separate ways to different towns and countries, always meaning to visit through the years. RIP dear Lynn.

This is Lynne’s cousin Maureen.

My Deepest Sympathy for

I am so deeply sorry for the loss of your mom. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.