We will miss Lynn's smile, sense of humor, wisdom, and love of life.  She always welcomed us into her home and her heart.  We wish her peace and happiness, and will always think of her when we look out over the ocean or walk in a garden.  Much love to Bill and her family.  Cousin Debby, Mike and family.

We are very sorry,thatLynn is not among us any more.Everybody over her,Jesper the children,Dan and me-cousin Anne always had her in our thoughts.She was always smiling.warm and full of fun and we enjoyd having her and Bill over here.She will always stay in our hearts.The family from Silkeborg and Aalborg-denmark

I'm pleased that my father Axel stayed in contact with our American family. At first with his aunts, Theona and Astrid and later on, his cousins as well. I was really glad to meet Lynn & Bill and the rest of the family. I'm happy for the wonderful time I was able to spend with Lynn. I have so many special memories from my trip to Denver with Sophus and Nynne. They really loved Lynn.

Lynn was a fantastic person, full of wisdom and humor. She always put her whole heart into everything she did. Even through her long battle with personal illness, she was always there for other people - and for us. She spread joy and light around her. 

It is a great loss. Both my mother Emilie's and my heart goes out to Bill, the children, the grand children and all the rest of the family.

From cousin Bente in Copenhagen, Denmark

I got to know Lynn well when she and Bill came to live in Kew.  We spent many happy hours together; walking in Kew Gardens, going to the gym, discussing books at our book club and, above all, sharing many wonderful meals because we both loved good food.  Lynn's cheerfulness, humour, wisdom and kindness made her a very special companion.  We will all miss her.  Rest in peace, dear friend.

To Bill and your sons
Lynnie was awesome..she had the gift of kindness to her Mom and great love for family. Her art and photography were beautiful.
I was so glad to be able to visit her and Bill in Denver and, to see Auntie Bay.
I will miss her letters and her cards but most of all her bright spirit

From her cousin
Barbara Woll Green

Lynn has been a treasured friend for many years.  We met when she was the department secretary for Fine Arts at Eaglecrest High School.  That was the beginning of a great friendship that included Lynn cutting my hair in her kitchen and serving a glass of wine, lunches and many laughs.  When Bill and Lynn returned from England, Lynn and I reconnected and we belonged to the same book club for almost a decade.  What wisdom and great laughter she gave all of us!  During that time, Lynn and I went to Yoga together, had more lunches, and attended art shows.She hosted a tea party for a young friend named Sarah and me.  It was a magical afternoon.  All of Lynn's friends marvel at the love between Bill and Lynn.  They were a great team through whatever life threw their way.  Lynn's cancer was the big test and they "aced it."  I will miss so much about Lynn, but I will hold dear the memories and lessons she taught.

I am fortunate enough to have known Lynn all of her life. As long as she was in the Philadelphia and surrounding area she was my hairdresser. As cousins we traveled to Bermuda together in the 1960s. Lynn was always creative and fun to be with. I admired her wonderful attitude throughout her long battle with cancer. My sincerest sympathy to Bill, the boys and grandchildren.

Liz McGovern

I met Lynn in the Waterlily House in Kew Gardens.  We were both taking photographs and continued to always have that passion.  We managed to get to Denver three times after she and Bill left London and it was her inspiration that drew us to places in America that we would never have gone to without her.  I am very sad she has gone, but now she will be free of pain.  A truly amazing person.
Ann - London

So sad but happy she is in a better place now. Her attitude through it all is a true inspiration for all of us. A true "hero" to those who knew her.....curt & wendy corrigan

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Lynn Santus

13 octubre, 1948 – 9 noviembre, 2015

Olinger Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery - Crown Hill

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