Birth date: Jun 28, 1925 Death date: Aug 14, 2020
Ludden, Lynette Huff Our wonderful Mom, AKA Grammie, Great Grammie, Aunt Lynette, Lyn, Helen Lynette, Rabbit, or Chief Cook and Bottle Washer, Original Foodie, Scout Leader, P.E.O. President, Champ bridge player, Holiday Celebrato Read Obituary
I met Lyn in 2011 when I joined her New Smyrna Beach P.E.O. chapter. As we got to know each other better, we discovered that we were "double" sisters via Pi Beta Phi as well. There were often fun smiles about similarities between the two organizations and our experiences. She was truly a lovely, fun person. My sincere condolences to Lyn's family and closest friends.
Lynn and I first met in New Smyrna Beach back in 2005 at P.E.O. We became friends and "sisters", and aviation comrades. When I told Lynn that I'd been a flight attendant for Delta Airlines for 32 yrs, she told me about Joe's legal work in airline law. I would babysit for her precious little dog "Lovey" and take Lovey around Sugar Mill in the golf cart... just like Lynn had asked me to do. It was clear that EVERYONE in the neighborhood knew Lovey, and when they'd see us toodle by, they always ask "where'd Lynn go now?" It was a priveledge and a heck of a lot of fun to know dear Lynn....AND Lovey.
Aunt Lynette, always full of positive cheer and energy, was our fun and life. Whenever Luddens were involved, it could only be the best of times. She raised five of the best cousins I could ever ask for. Although years and decades have passed, and we all live in different parts of the country, we are bound in an incredible, loving family and cherish the generations past and present. Lynette’s sister Dorothy sends all her love to Julie, Cay, Mike, Ellyn and Kathy and all the grandkids. We will always cherish Helen Lynette.
Julie, I just found out about your mom’s passing and send my deepest sympathy. When we were young I spent a lot of time at your house and your mom was always so welcoming! She “ran” a lively household and I enjoyed being around your family. I know you will have comfort in wonderful memories. Take care, Meg
Julie, Cay, Mike, and Ellyn, Candy and send our heart felt condolences. The last time we visited Lyn in Florida she was having an almost comical times trying to reason with a new puppy. We were back in New Smyrna last March but with all the health issues we did not contact her. I am sure Dad, Joe, and Lyn are sharing stories in the Club House. We are out of town the week of 9/14 or we would have been at Newman Center. If you are available the weekend before we would love to get together. Cay has my contact information.
At some point we all become orphans,
Love,
Dick & Candy Pearse
Dearest Julie, Cay, Mike, and Ellyn,
Where do we begin to say farewell to my mom's best friend? Wonderful to know that Joe, Dick, & Sally were waiting in line for her at the heavenly gates. Aunt Lyn was truly one of the finest woman I have known in my life time. She and mom showed us what a true friend really is. Bless the entire Ludden family who have been family friends of ours since all the Pearse kids were born. What an honor to have known Aunt Lyn and Uncle Joe. I will bake a rhubarb pie this weekend and think of her. I remember some of the funniest stories mom would share with us about Lyn and Joe. It was their friendship & laughter that made everything right in the world. Love you all. Susie Pearse Keller
