I remember when Adrian and Roy were just moving in next door to me and I was so happy that they seemed so friendly, outgoing, and genuine. It was a good day. I decided to run to the store and buy a bottle of my favorite wine at the time and give it to them as a welcome gift. When I pulled into my driveway, there were 2 women animatedly talking. I didn't recognize them but when I got out of my  car they both started waving and saying, "Hiiiiiii!  We met halfway and I found out that one was Lynn and the other was her sister, Debbie, and I tell you, they were just a bundle of pure joy, I handed them the bottle and asked them to give it to Adrian and Roy and they said they would, Now here's the part where I hope I don't embarrass anyone, but it was so, so funny, About an hour after I'd met these 2 terrific women, I saw then again in the front yard,  They yelled over to me, with BIG grins, "Oh gosh, we didn't give the wine to Adrian and Roy. By the time we went inside, we sat down and before we knew it, we drank it all!" I collapsed in laughter and so did they and those grins never left their faces, I knew I was going to have great neighbors right at that moment and that their families were going to be fabulous, too,  It was oh so true. Since then, I have seen where Adrian and Lily have gotten their beautiful looks and their loving and giving ways, and Roy has had all that good neighborliness rub off on him as well, There have been many times where I couldn't have made that trash bin run to the street and back to the house without him. And Adrian's chicken and dumplings? Don't look too hard at this post because you might see the drool. The point is that Lynn did a wonderful job in bringing up her family and instilling what is so important in life, and that's Love, It is THE most important thing in this world and she gets an A+ in all the categories. She was so proud of all of them and it showed,  I am sending love, and the warmest of hugs to all of you.
~Jenny, next door

Lynn was truly one in a million.  She always had the most amazing smile and a heart of gold.  I watched her on many occasions turn a gym into a magical setting with her creativity and artistic talent.  Giving her students the experience they deserved.  I am forever grateful that you where apart of my live.
Love you and rest easy sweet friend

“Gran” was truly one in a million. I could talk forever about the countless times she reached out to encourage me or gently reminded me that everything would be okay. One of my favorite memories is from when Matthew was little. He had gone to Erin’s house for a playdate with Ella, and they were talking about the upcoming Grandma Camp. Matthew mentioned that he missed his own grandma, and without hesitation she told him, this little boy she had never met, that he could always count on her to be his stand-in grandma whenever he needed one. From that day forward, she sent him small reminders of love and encouragement as if he had always been one of her own.

Lynn was a light. She embodied God’s love. She was hope, forgiveness, kindness, and a steady belief in the beauty that exists in this world. I miss this beautiful soul deeply. She touched my life in ways I will always carry with me, and I will forever cherish the time I had to be shaped by her gentle, loving presence.

Aunt Lynn always know how to make us feel seen and special. I will miss how she always wanted to know how we were doing and was geniunly interested in all of our crazy lives. Her warm heart and playful spirit has changed us for the better. We love you Aunt Lynn
-Becky, Jordan, and Carrie Anne

Love you sweet friend! So glad to have had you in my life! Love your AB

I remember Lynn from growing up going to Welborne. Her Sunday school classrooms were so artistic and magical to me and I loved that she gave us fidget toys - she was so ahead of her time! I remember one day having big feelings about going to middle school and Lynn hung out with me during the church service and made me feel so seen and loved.  She brought so much creativity and joy to all she did and I’ve always remembered her kindness and love. ❤️

My sugar Lump Pie Granny as I called her that. She adopted me and I adopted her. I went to see a play with her Lilly and mom at tavern and she came to my golden chicken show last year. She heard me sing All You Need Is Love. At Wholly Comfort Church. Also I listened to lights out a very scary 😱 play her grandaughter Lilly was in during Covid.

Cynthia always had the sweetest things to say after my performances. I poured my heart into my capstone monologue, and this mosaic coaster she made for me after watching every performance of it has a permanent spot in my home. I’m so thankful I have her words with me forever.

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Cynthia Lynn Smith

19 mai 1946 – 28 octobre 2025

Mullins & Thompson Funeral Service

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