Birth date: Oct 21, 1952 Death date: Aug 31, 2012
Lynda Lee Luce, age 59, of Waupaca, lost her courageous battle with breast cancer on Friday, August 31, 2012, at home surrounded by her loving family. Lynda was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on October 21, 1952, the daughter of How Read Obituary
I'm not sure what to say. It feels like with her passing a piece of my childhood memories are somehow lost. I have always remembered trips to Waupaca; playing in Uncle Paul's basement and ice skating on the lake in the winter. Auntie Lyn was such an amazing and caring person with great energy. Every story told to me about my aunt involved her hleping or
May God give you comfort and peace during this time of sorrow!
Lyn, I will sorely miss our times together at Theater and Forensics. Your infectious laugh will forever be embedded in my memory. To your family I send my deepest sympathy. Lyn was a terrific friend and colleague.
Dear Luce family- My deepest condolences for your loss. Though it's been many years now I remember my time in her classroom very well. She was a wonderful teacher, so filled with life and laughter...and I'm sure that only scratches the surface. I will keep your family, and her, in my thoughts and prayers. -Garrett Tews
Will always remember Lyn and her beautiful smile. She touched soooo many young lives. tom, Ft. Myers, Fl.
Dear Paul and Family,
Lyn will always be remembered for her infectioius laughter and humor. She always had a smile and a style of her own. I will not be in town for the memorial but she will be remembered. It is so difficult to lose a spouse but always remember the good times and all the lifes she touched in her own special way.
Paul, Mike, Katie - I can't express in words how sorry I am. She was such a beautiful person, both inside and out. She literally changed and shaped my life. I would not be a successful (and flamboyant) lawyer if it were not for Lynda. I loved her love for life and her fantastic laugh! She will be missed! Mike and Katie - I went through this after my Dad died five years ago and want to be there to help you any way I can. I know we were all just kids when we knew each other, but I loved you just the same and love your Mom. I'm going to give you my phone number in case you'd ever want to give me a call (715-544-0770). I am guessing you don't have a lot (or any) friends that have lost their parents that you can talk to. I would love to be that shoulder to cry on for you or just listen to you. Take care! Love you all,
Angie Peterson (Poth)
So sorry to hear about your loss. Thad and I will always remember Lyn with a mischevious smile and laugh. Peace to your family.
I'm am soooo very sorry to hear of Mrs. Luce's passing. She was my Forensic coach when I was in high school (85-89) and she was wonderful. I have fond memories of her laughter, smile and how she was a mentor and friend to all of us who were lucky enough to know her. You will be in my prayers!
Paul and family... I cannot say enough about how important Lynda was to me as I grew up. Not only did she help me through my formative years by encouraging me to pursue my interests, she fostered that same desire to help others she had in me. I wish I could be there to celebrate her life. Please know that she will always be one of the people I thank for helping me become the person I am. I will miss her.
