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In Memory of Lynda F. Byrd
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We are devastated to announce the passing of Lynda Fay Byrd, 65, of Fairfield,
PA. Lynda left us on June 10 th , 2022, after a valiant battle with Pulmonary
Fibrosis. Lynda was a devoted mother and lived every day for her children
and grandchildren. Though Lynda’s true passion in life was family, she made
friends and helped people wherever life took her. She seemed to have found
the secret to unending optimism and generously spread joy and rays of
sunshine in the lives of everyone who knew her.
Born in Bethesda, Maryland on October 15 th , 1956, Lynda graduated from
Gaithersburg High School in 1974. Throughout her career she dedicated
herself in service to our local judiciaries, and retired from her position as Chief
Deputy to the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick County, in 2018. When
she wasn’t working or pursuing the dreams of her children and grandchildren,
she loved to explore and push the limits of her talents in painting. She made
beautiful works of art using acrylic paints, watercolor, and colored pencils.
She painted for anyone and everyone, rarely keeping her works for herself.
Beloved daughter of the late Harriet V. Foster, Lynda was survived by her
father, Wesley F. Foster; her sisters Susan G. Hawkins, Sandra K. Bogley; her
daughters Linsi N. Byrd, Cassidy R. Wilhelm; and her grandchildren Isabella
P. Bryant, Mazie R. Esworthy, and her two step grandchildren Taylar N.
Wilhelm, and Ashley M. Wilhelm.
The end of Mom's life was tough, and we don't wish it upon anyone in the whole universe. Please help us raise some funds to donate to the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation in her name, to contribute towards research to help stop this deadly disease.
PA. Lynda left us on June 10 th , 2022, after a valiant battle with Pulmonary
Fibrosis. Lynda was a devoted mother and lived every day for her children
and grandchildren. Though Lynda’s true passion in life was family, she made
friends and helped people wherever life took her. She seemed to have found
the secret to unending optimism and generously spread joy and rays of
sunshine in the lives of everyone who knew her.
Born in Bethesda, Maryland on October 15 th , 1956, Lynda graduated from
Gaithersburg High School in 1974. Throughout her career she dedicated
herself in service to our local judiciaries, and retired from her position as Chief
Deputy to the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick County, in 2018. When
she wasn’t working or pursuing the dreams of her children and grandchildren,
she loved to explore and push the limits of her talents in painting. She made
beautiful works of art using acrylic paints, watercolor, and colored pencils.
She painted for anyone and everyone, rarely keeping her works for herself.
Beloved daughter of the late Harriet V. Foster, Lynda was survived by her
father, Wesley F. Foster; her sisters Susan G. Hawkins, Sandra K. Bogley; her
daughters Linsi N. Byrd, Cassidy R. Wilhelm; and her grandchildren Isabella
P. Bryant, Mazie R. Esworthy, and her two step grandchildren Taylar N.
Wilhelm, and Ashley M. Wilhelm.
The end of Mom's life was tough, and we don't wish it upon anyone in the whole universe. Please help us raise some funds to donate to the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation in her name, to contribute towards research to help stop this deadly disease.
Organisateur
Nikkie Byrd
Organisateur
Frederick, MD