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Lynne was 66 when she passed away at UC Irvine Medical Center after her battle with cancer. Lynne was a native Californian, born in Lynwood. She was pre-deceased by her parents and sister and is survived by her loving husband of 44 years Joseph Jurlin and her two children and one grandchild. Lynne was valedictorian of her class at South Gate High and graduated from Cal State University, Long Beach. During those years, she used her knowledge and expertise to assist many friends to attain their academic goals. She was a long time treasured friend to many and will be deeply missed by all. Lynne also enjoyed visiting casinos and playing the slots with her husband, as well as their yearly visits to Hawaii.
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Francisco Pegueros
We lost Lynne in 2013 to cancer. A Bryson Alumni, - sweet and smart. Gone too soon and will be missed.
Martha Egdorf (Pegueros)
Lynne was always there ready to help plan our class reunions. She was a friend and a wonderful person with a big heart. I miss her and I know everyone will as well. RIP Love, Martha Egdorf Pegueros
Candy Fallon (Juhrend)
Lynne was one of the kindest people I've ever been priviledged to know. She was always there with an open heart and hand to anyone in need. She was funny and smart....truly one of the loveliest people in the world.
Linda Scott (Pellerito)
Echoing the same. Lynne was so nice to everyone, all the time. Never fake - she was the real deal: smart, genuine and admirable. Damn cancer.
Peggy Pennington (Kleinpell)
I had the privilege of working for Lynne for the last 3 years. Like others said, she was so very kind, generous, smart, self-sacrificing, always pleasant and caring. She made a difference in a lot of people's lives. I miss her!!
Gordon Phillips
First grade through sixth grade at Bryson Avenue Elementary, Seventh through ninth at the junior high, and tenth through twelfth at South Gate High. We knew she was one of the special people. I don't think I ever saw her frown or get angry. At Bryson Lynne and I ate lunch together a few times but that ended the day Russ Daly threw a rotten banana at me. We were supposed to have a dance class after lunch, but Lynne told me I smelled "really bad" and moved on to somebody who didn't stink.
We never really socialized, but we were all a part of the classroom family for twelve years. Some of us longer.
I was saddened when I heard we'd lost her, and mourned her death, as I have for other classmates we've lost, but the truth is we haven't really lost any of them, including Lynne. She's still part of us, she's still a part of our lives and resides within us, close to the heart. We can call her and others up at will. Remembering her face, her laughter, her willingness to accept others for who they were. See? There she is now, eyes still sparkling with her smile. Hold her close to you. She may be waiting to see you again. Peace to you all.
Susan Evans (Young)
So sorry to hear of Lynn's passing. You could always cont on her and seeing that smile brought sunshine where ever she went.
Karen Blass (Rosas)
Always kind. So very sorry for her loss.
Christina Manser (Berry)
I'm so sorry to hear of Lynn's passing. She was always a nice girl - always friendly.