Lynda Mae Davis Flanagan

If anyone ever cared, really cared for someone else it would have to be Lynda Mae Flanagan. She was a warm hearted and well liked individual, and these wonderful traits came easily to her because she was such a sociable and amiable person, someone who was always making certain that those around her had whatever they needed. Lynda was a talkative person who was tactful at all times but typically said what she meant. Lynda was born on February 4th, 1962 at Grossmont Hospital in San Diego, CA. She was the daughter of Dean & Maralyn Davis. Lynda was raised in San Diego, CA. During her childhood she learned to be reliable and respectful. Lynda was an outgoing child who wanted to win the favor of others. She found it easy to show sympathy and to perform kind acts for others. These admirable qualities would become a part of Lynda's personality throughout her life. Lynda was raised with two siblings. She had one older brother, Steven, and a younger brother Allen. Lynda and her siblings had the typical rivalries while growing up, but they cared deeply for one another. Lynda was a faithful and loving person. Some would even call her sentimental and a romantic at heart. Her kindness and consideration radiated an aura of warmth to those around her. Lynda cared for what others thought and carried that into her marriage. On September 25, 1994 Lynda married Christopher Mark Flanagan on San Diego Harbor under the Coronado bridge. Compassionate and devoted, Lynda worked hard to make her new life partner happy. Harmony was important to Lynda and she made every effort to maintain it with her family. Lynda was blessed with three daughters, Natasha, Jordanna and Chelsea. They were also blessed with ten grandchildren, Alex, Ivan, Adrian, Angel, Liliana, Connor, Madison, Joseph Jr, Kolby, and Zoey. Lynda was always conscious of the feelings others had. She was reasonable and understanding. In her career prior to marriage she took her work seriously and it came naturally to Lynda, she expected the same from those around her. Lynda was a good team player, someone who was born to cooperate with others. She was a “people person” and it was demonstrated in her good communication skills. Lynda was a steady worker, one who was realistic about schedules. The kind of details that would give family members and work colleagues fits were situations that Lynda handled well. She could understand the details without getting lost in the broad “big picture.” After marriage her primary occupation was a homemaker. A creative person, Lynda enjoyed spending time working on her various hobbies. She was proud of the fact that she could have something to show for her efforts. Her favorite pursuits were reading, making floral arrangements, and painting. Not only did Lynda enjoy traveling, but she also seemed to enjoy planning all of those trips and vacations. She rarely tired of going back and revisiting her favorite places. Favorite vacations included Hawaii, Disneyland, Boston, and family road trips. Lynda was a lover of animals and cherished her pets. Her favorite was Madison, a Pomeranian, who was a best friend for 9 years. After Madison passed, she filled the void with two additions; Hayden a Chihuahua and Sophie a Pomeranian. Lynda passed away on January 15, 2016 at her home in Vista, CA. She is survived by her husband, three daughters, ten grandchildren; brothers Steve and Allen; and father Dean. Services were held at El Camino Memorial Park. Lynda was laid to rest in El Camino Memorial Park in Sorrento Valley, CA. Lynda was a fantastic conversationalist who could engage just about anyone in a discussion. And whenever she said something, she meant it. Lynda was a down to earth person, outgoing and gregarious. She was without question the type of person who enjoyed experiencing things first hand. She was practical and sensible, but what friends and family will remember her for most is the fact that she was so understanding and kind. Everyone whose life she touched will miss Lynda Flanagan.