Lyn Rider Linder
Our beloved Mother, Sister, Grandmother and Sister in Law passed away on Monday, November 21st in Lincoln, Nebraska. Lyn Rider (Sawyer) Linder was born July 12, 1942 to Amon and Dorothy (Rider) Sawyer and married Raymond Carl Linder on September 21, 1963 in Red Oak, Iowa. They were married 55 years before his passing in 2019. They had two daughters, Kristin (Mike) Behnke, and Julie (Cory) Fredenburg, all of Lincoln. Additional survivors include her grandchildren, Avery Short, Rider Behnke and Brynn Fredenburg; sister, Jane McVay of Fort Worth, Texas; and her sister and brother in law, Linda and Ron Gerner, of Lincoln. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, and her father and mother in law, Carl Raymond and Mary Ella Linder. After graduating from Red Oak High School in 1960, Lyn attended the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Her work life included accounting work at First National Bank and the Accounting firm of Fry, White and Guzack of Lincoln. We will miss her spunk, her knowledge of so many things, her love of reading and cooking and her adventurous spirit.
Services will be held in Red Oak, Iowa at a later date.
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Funeral Home assisting is Aspen Mortuary, 4822 Cleveland Avenue, Lincoln, NE 68504. To view an on-line obituary or email condolences please visit Aspen Mortuary’s website at www.aspenaftercare.com.
Condolences for Lyn Rider Linder
It is with heavy heart that I offer my condolence to the loss of Lyn.
There are many memories of all of us (near and far) at the farm in Shenandoah during the Thanksgiving holiday.
I always liked when we’d all sit around trying to figure out our family tree, and how all are related.
Lyn will be missed and never forgotten. Blessings, prayers and love to the Linder family.
Lyn was so sweet. She sent me an email recently teasing me that she could spell my last name after I sent her a promotional football magnet with the slogan ” Hard to pronounce Easy to work with”. She was always such fun. Prayers for her and the family.
Fond memories of Jolene and Lyn talking for hours on the phone about everything
Lyn was a good friend for so many years in Lincoln and in Ft. Worth. She will be missed, and was much loved by my family.
So sorry to hear of Lyn’s passing…she was two years ahead of me at ROHS…she was nice and considerate to everyone…I met her when we shared some of the same extra activities together…please accept my condolences…she was a fine lady…
So Sorry for your loss. Lyn was special and her classmates will miss her dearly. She was always fun to be around.