Lee, Great service yesterday. It was so appropriate for Lynn. No preaching of sin, no long boring bible verses, no regrets of the past. Only love, fond remembrance, and special friendships she formed during her life. Her memory will live on in each of us that were lucky enough to have met her, Fred and Margo. Great seeing Dini, Meeting Michael and his family. Love ya, call often, and keep us informed. Maybe we will be lucky enough to visit you in Connecticut one day.
Love,
Bonnie & Mike

Lee, Its hard to understand why a loved one is taken from us,but hold onto the memories and let them guide you during this time of sadness.Lynn was a very special friend and neighbor. I will never forget her. Im glad I got spend some time with her when she was in the hospital in July.My thoughts are with you at this time.

There is no doubt that Lyn's theme song was "I Did It My Way!"  I have been singing that song every time I think of her.  We miss her already.
(Bruce)  It was through busyness, that for a long time I kept in contact with Lyn and my Uncle Fred only by telephone.  I'm grateful that in the last 3 years I visited, and got to know both of them really well.  Lyn became an important part of my life, and Lee remains so.  Watching Lyn's devotion to and care of her father helped me understand her love of family.  Her optimism and love of life will remain with me always.
(Carol)  I remember meeting Lyn that first time, and wondering what she would think of her cousin Bruce's lady friend.  I need not have worried.  She greeted me with kindness and humour.  We discovered a mutual love of secondhand shops and finding the bargain of the day.  What fun we had!
If not for previous commitments that cannot be changed, we would be with you on the 24th.
The picture of Lyn on the beach with the sea behind her, smiling and waving - is the way we will remember her.
Bruce Wright & Carol Gross (London, Ontario)

Lyn was my special cousin.  We were separated by many miles and, over the years, infrequent visits.  Our differences were our strength reinforced with a wacky sense of humour.  My life will never be the same.

Lee  We will miss KC.I remember all the good times Brenda and I had with you,KC and Fred. The fish fry with cat fish from your pond. All the pool games we played together.
Joe Feltovich   Southbury CT

lee, bill and nacy will mi her but will alway be remered forever with our family. we empathize you.

When I was a child I learned a song. The words are
"Make new friends and keep the old 
One is silver and the other gold"
Evelyn was the best of Gold to me.
How wonderful it has been to enjoy her friendship again as we once were as kids.
I have never known anyone with more compassion and a bigger heart. She was quick to forgive as she struggled with the world's injustices. She loved you and her family more than words can say. I will miss her.

Pat (Schoof) Sullivan

Dear Lee,
      I'm still finding it difficult to believe KC isn't  with us.  She was so full of vitality and had a strong love of life.  This picture of her is wonderful and shows her happiness.  She was totally devoted to you.
      Joe and I always enjoyed the times we shared with you two- eating a meal, playing pool or simply talking.  She respected life and those around her and just naturally kept doing activities to enhance everyone's life.  She was always finding items for me to use at school and I recall how often she'd find items for her friends in Florida.  KC gained such delight in giving many treasures to friends. 
      I think about how devoted KC was to her dad's comfort and state of health.  That devotion was only surpassed by her concern and love for you and your health and well being.  God bless KC in heaven and you on earth.  May you sense the love of many friends and of God's presence in your life.
Bren

Lee

We were surprised when you told us of KC's passing.  The previous word that we had was that her health was on the mend.

While she was in the hospital, during the initial stages of her illness, we enjoyed several telephone conversations with her.  She was concerned about her health simply because she felt the need to take care of you.  This is just one example of the type of person she was.

KC was full of vitality - always ready to "go for it" and experience whatever was around the next bend.  She possessed compassion for people.  KC also cared for the "critters", enjoyed feeding them and leaving piles of twigs and branches for their shelter.

She will be missed by both of us.  Our thoughts are with you.

Bernie and Mary

Lee, I am very sorry to hear of your loss.  "You're in my thoughts and prayers"

Regards,
Howie & Felice

KC - The Mamma Jamma Band will miss the big smile that you sported with Lee at our gigs. Rest in peace.
RayK

Lee, Maureen & I were very sorry to learn about the passing of KC-Lyn.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families. .

Lee I have so many wonderful memories of Lyn in my childhood in Redington Beach. She was my best friend in my childhood. When we were young, beach life was so much fun.  So when she came back into my life 3 years ago she brought memories of a simple world very much forgotten today and. what we remembered as children . At this time in her life as she saw it "always have sand on your feet and shells in your pocket". She was so happy coming back to Redington Beach and I will miss her popping in to see me just to talk, bring a book, something to show me or leave something off she thought I needed. She cared and am so grateful I was able to spend the last few years with her in a town she loved as a child. I will miss her so much.

Lee, sorry to hear of your loss. Lynn was quite the character, just like her Mom, Margo. Mike and I enjoyed the time we spent together with the whole "Collard" clan. Lynn was one of a kind, a dynamo of action, I could never keep up with her. We used to love to swap stores of our youth. Oh, what a life we both led. In our later years, we learned to slow down just a bit and enjoy everything about this world. We are only here a short time and must make every moment count. We're glad she found you. You bought her happiness, security, and contentment.  Lynn was one "Biker Chick" that totally rocked!!! Bless you and your family.

"Free spirit".  Thats what Lyn was.  Always looking out for others, taking care of others.  Half glass full!  My girls adored her and her kindness and spunk!  My oldest daughter,  Skye, always wanted to watch her and help her when she saw her outside doing whatever she was doing and working on.  My youngest, Avalon, not so much into helping out, loved her company and attention!  Lyn called her the "dainty one".  We are very saddened but blessed to have had Lyn in our lives!  The memories we have of good times, great talks, will be with us always!  We miss you dearly!  Love the Liberda's...Darin, Tamara, Skye and Avalon

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Evelyn Corinne Owen

16 abril, 1950 – 10 agosto, 2013

Garden Sanctuary Funeral Home & Cemetery

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