Joyce Lynn Bloodworth

As our Lynnly's stepmother, I shared a unique friendship with her. She lived with her father and I for several months. Her Mom and I enjoyed seeing our daughters' similarities. Throughout her cancer battle we managed to find humor in tragedy. The good she left behind will always be part of our family. May she now rest in peace knowing she was loved.

I alwats felt a special connection to my big sister Lynn, espically at holuday dinners and brunches. We were both very quiet and I was comforted sitting close to her always. I felt understood, even though we both were quiet. Ellen Lucy Bloodworth Carr

Lynnie and I never met in person, but we have been FB friends for what seems like forever. We were so very much alike that she always called me "Twinnie". I love her dearly and will miss our talks. Be at peace now, my dear friend. You will always hold a place in my heart. Until we meet again, Hugs Jan.

Lynn was always smiling ...sometimes in an annoyed, yet fun way, as Carol and I pretty much made her crazy when we were kids. We had so much fun at the Bloodworth home on Woodsend where I first met Joyce Lynn -Lynn loved the apes and monkeys and we teased her with them ..lots of good memories! Dearest Lynn will be missed. You fought a good fight, you endured much, you loved much ....it is time for rest and peace. Good-bye my friend, I Love you Lynn and all our memories over the many years.

I have known Lynnie since High school we had a group of friends and had many great times and memories, we partied bug time before I left for the Army in 1979. Thanks to Facebook I reconnected with Lynnie 2013 and we became very close friends. I will miss our long talks Lynnie! Love Dee