Birth date: Jun 19, 1961 Death date: Sep 25, 2021
Gary Lynn Muir, 60, passed away unexpectedly on September 25, 2021 from complications of COVID-19. Lynn was born on June 19, 1961 in Salt Lake City. He was the oldest son of Gary Rees Muir and Kay Willmore Muir. Throughout his yo Read Obituary
Lynn was a fun guy. We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family. We love Lynette and will pray for peace. God bless. Terry and Julie Johanson
I got to know Lynn 10 years ago, he was always ready with a laugh and some goofy comment. He was a friend and a mentor. He will be deeply missed. To his lovely wife Lynette and daughters, there’s not enough words for me to tell how sorry I am for your loss, may God grant you prompt resignation and strength to carry on.
Sincerely
Miguel Rivera
Lynn was a great friend of us in DSI Mexico. He was always with good mood, always very supportive and we learned a lot from him. Our condolences to his family.
Lynette, Brittany, and Kylie, we are so deeply saddened by the passing of Lynn. We will never forget his friendship and the smile that was always there. He was an amazing husband, father and friend. We are so grateful for the time spent with all of you. Our love and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
Kylie, thank you so much for sharing on Facebook. We may not have heard otherwise.
Lynette, we are here for you and the girls. We love you all so much.
Lynn, rest in peace our friend.
So very sorry to hear of Lynn's passing. He will be sorely missed by many. I met Lynn in 2014 when i started working for DSI in Cambridge. He gave me the opportunity mange the Cambridge plant and eventually the Louisville, KY plant. He was always supportive and helped me in a lot of ways to becoming a better manager. My favorite memory of Lynn is meeting up in Scottsdale to play golf for a couple days...lots of laughs for sure. The world will miss this man I call my friend. God Bless you.
Lynn’s grin is what I will remember most. Whether talking about his latest golf game, teaching in front of a classroom full of people, or laughing at his own corny story on his big comfy couch, Lynn’s grin reminds me of how much he loved life.
Lynette, Brittany, Kylie- I deeply sorrow for Lynn’s passing. I am sorry for the sadness and burden and struggle that you have today and will for a while. You know I love him. I always wanted the best from him and for him. I pray for you that you might find peace.
Chris Jones
To Lynnette and family. We were very sorry to hear about Lynn’s passing. Ron and I remember our visit with the two of you on Christmas Eve in SLC with Alan and Sara. Even though we were strangers at the time we were treated like family. Our deepest condolences to all of you. RIP Lynn! Thinking of you.
Ron and Lorraine Henderson
Morden, Manitoba Canada
Will miss you Lynn. We shared classes all through High School and College and you always did so well in class - you inspired me to do better in school. Thanks buddy. Much love.
