

Lynn met her husband, David Aaron, in Broomfield, Colorado, and they were married on December 20, 1963. Together they built a life rooted in devotion to family, steady work, and the quiet strength of showing up for others day after day.
Lynn was the proud mother of three daughters: Sherry Lincoln, Robbi Francisco, and Erin Castellano. She was also a beloved grandmother to seven grandchildren: Zachery DiBlasi, Jason DiBlasi, Alexander Castellano, Madilynn Castellano, Josiah Lincoln, Riley Lincoln, and Chloe Lincoln. In that role, her warmth was unmistakable—especially to those who knew her by the cherished name “Candy Nana,” a fitting nod to her fondness for sweets and the simple joy she took in sharing them.
Lynn and David owned Don Jose’s Restaurant in the Garland Shopping Center in Northglenn, Colorado, a venture that reflected her dedication, hospitality, and pride in honest work. She also spent 40 years as a Broke- Realtor, serving others with reliability, care, and a steady professionalism that earned trust over time.
Her life was enriched by the things she loved: travel, music, and the excitement of concerts; games, cards, and tennis; and the comfort she brought to others through her cooking. She walked a couple of miles every day, often visiting neighbors along her route—small, consistent moments that spoke to her sense of community and the value she placed on connection. She was also a devoted band booster parent, traveling across the United States with the Northglenn High School band, offering her time and presence with faithful support.
Through every season of life, Lynn maintained an ability to find humor in its ups and downs, meeting each chapter with perspective and grace. As a faithful believer, she is now resting peacefully in the arms of her Savior, Jesus Christ.
A Memorial Service will be held at Good Samaritan Society - Loveland Village, 2101 S Garfield Ave, Loveland, CO 80537, on August 9, 2026, at 2:30 pm.
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