Lynn Marie Lambert

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Gunderson-Camacho Funeral Home – Mt. Horeb

I was maybe five or six years old when we stood in Lynn and Jim’s kitchen and she showed me the proper way to eat a piece of watermelon. You cut a bite sized chunk of it off. You put salt on it and slurp it out of your fingers in one fell swoop. I remember thinking: salt? On fruit? On watermelon? Then, over the last fourth some odd years, every time I saw someone put salt on a piece of fruit, my brain would replay that in my head like a movie. That is my most favorite memory of Lynn. I never saw her mad at anything. My sweet sister-in-law. Sending love….

I will love you forever. You're the big sister I never had. I will miss being able to talk to you. I thank you for loving me, but I especially thank you for loving my brother and you were the best mom and Grammy ever . Until I see you again, I love you Lynn❤️

Ill always admire the love shared between you and Lynn. You shared a one-of-kind bond that can never be broken.

Thoughts are with you all during this difficult time. Lynn, I’m glad we reconnected a-couple years ago. You were an amazing co-worker. Rest easy Lynn! Fly high!