There is rarely a day that goes by that I do not think of You, Nana, or Uncle Tony. We started making pizzagaina again. I saved all our text messages and read them from time to time. As I get older I realize that the only way to keep the memories alive of the ones we love is to carry on their traditions and pass them down to our kids. Tell stories, make food that we all love, Spaghetti Aglio e olio. I will carry on traditions and make sure you all live through us. When you are a kid you don't realize how lucky you are to have all your family with you, healthy. You take it for granted. I look back on those times and wish I understood that, and cherish those memories. Love you always, Jeff

My deepest condolences to the entire family, a family that welcomed me with open arms since day one. I will never forget the first time I met Lynda.  I think it was Anna's HS Graduation party and she introduced herself to me as Anna's younger sister! I can't count the number of holiday's, weekends & years I spent with all of you. Your love of family has been extremely influential in my life. My heart aches for all of you. Love & miss you. 

Dear Frank and family,
Carmine and I are so sorry to hear of Lynda’s passing. We only had the pleasure of meeting her once, but I remember thinking that you had found a special person. Sending our deepest condolences to you and your family. 
Love, Pat and Carmine

Dear Frank and Family,
 
It is very difficult to put into words how sorry Sadie and I were to learn of Lynda's passing.

Lynda endured so many health issues over so many years with a silent dignity few people possess.  Thankfully Frank you and your family were always there for her.

Sadie and I will always remember Lynda as the girl in the black dress with the smile on her face which we know was because of you Frenk.

God bless you all .

Lynda has always been a fighter. Its so very hard to believe she is gone. My heart breaks for the family especially for my cousin Frank who loved her very much. Lynda was always a sweetheart and a kind soul. May her spirit live on in her children and grandchildren.  May she bless us all. No more pain Lynda. Rest in peace.  

My sister was a fighter.  Lynda didn’t know how not to beat one horrible illness after another for over 2 decades,  that’s just what she did.  It wasn’t fair that she always had to fight, but with little complaint she would persevere and nothing stopped her.  This is why it’s not yet sunk in that she’s not here now. I’m going to miss asking her what mama used to put in her peas and macaroni, and letting her know I found an amazing recipe for meatballs that she has to try! I’m going to miss talking to her about things only a sister can understand. I’m going to miss her wicked sense of humor and sharing stories with her and I’m going to miss making her laugh. I will miss her telling me stories about her grandkids who were the light of her life.  I’m going to miss her every day! She inherited our moms sweetness, she was liked by everyone she met, always with a smile.  I know she’s with our mom, dad , Anthony, Loretta and all our loved ones we lost now. They will take care of her now. I’m heartbroken for my amazingly devoted brother in law Frank , her children  and grandchildren.  

To my Cousin Frankie and Family  so sorry to here about Lynda I will treasure the memories I have had with her in my life again my condolences to your family . 

Aunt Lynda was the best Aunt, Mother, Wife, Nana and to me, she wasn't just an Aunt, she was my friend.  She was my go-to text or call for advice being a new parent, talk about work,  food recipes like her stuff peppers which I believe are the best I have ever had.  Growing up we were always at Aunt Lynda & Uncle Franks's house sometimes 3x a week.  Holidays, movie nights, dinner nights, pool tournaments, night swims, and just all being together. Aunt Lynda was the one who always brought us together and after Nana passed tried to keep us together via Christmas Eve and other get-togethers.  She was smart, sweet, and had a great sense of humor.  She will be deeply missed by all of us.  Deepest Condolences to Uncle Frank, Rosemary, Frank Jr,  John, Max, Ava, Andrew, Andrew, Christina, Jaxon, Gianna, and Hunter.  We love you all and send our prayers your way.   Jeff & Gillian

Dear Frank an Family,        Heartfelt Condolences  to you and your Beautiful Family Linda was a Beautiful, Loving person who we always LOVED❤️ being with .  We will Miss Her Dearly .Frankie take care we Love You🙏🏻❤️

OBITUARY

Lynda M. Colombo

January 23, 1953 – January 31, 2021

Claude R. Boyd–Spencer Funeral Home

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