Birth date: Sep 7, 1959 Death date: Mar 13, 2024
On Wednesday, March 13, 2024, Lynda Lee Allred (Scott) slipped into heavenly peace. She was surrounded by her loving husband, children, and beloved sister. Lynda, our sweet mom, was only 64 and taken too soon from a battle with ca Read Obituary
Lynda lived a few doors down from us b4 they moved to the home they lived in now. She was always such a loving beautiful person. So easy to talk with. Her daughter Candice and my daughter Brooke were friends for many years. She was always so kind to everyone. Was so sad to hear this awful news. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.
I’m so so sorry I won’t be able to come to the funeral. Hope you will understand. Lynda was my aunt. She was so sweet and nice to everyone. She would always have a sweet smile. When I was younger I would have sleepovers at her house. When grandma Joyce had snowbird, we have a lot of memories with her. What happened to me in 2012 she always had her support and was always hear for me she believed in me for what happened to me. She will be deeply missed very much. My uncle Marshall and his family will always be in my thoughts and prayers.
My sweet friend, Lynda. Oh how I will miss your kind and loving spirit, and your genuine love for everyone you came in contact with. We met as young moms living in the same ward and neighborhood, and our children grew up as friends. As we got older, and the kids grew up, married, and started families of their own, our friendship shifted to having lunch together with Kelley and Leisa as we laughed and celebrated our birthdays together. We were all in a new chapter in our lives and shared the joys, and sometimes heartaches, together. I will miss my association with you and think of you often. Thank you for blessing my life. To Marshall and your dear children and grandchildren, I send my love, sympathy, and prayers for the months ahead without your wife, mother, and grandmother physically by your side. We will pray for you to feel the loving peace of our Father in Heaven and our Savior Jesus Christ.
With love, Chris Lewis
Your sweet and beautiful mother and wife was my best friend from elementary to Dixie College. My heart is broken!… I have so many beautiful memories of growing up together. Dressing in our twin red shirts and riding our bikes thru the neighborhood singing. Boating with her family. Spending New years together thru elementary and Junior high. Being a bridesmaid at her wedding. She was my person growing up.
We haven’t been in touch for several years and I had no idea she was ill. She was full of love and always kind to everyone. She was the most loyal friend a person could ask for. I loved her so much! ❤️🙏🥲. Allyson Harris Miller
I was class of MHS 1977 & remember Lynda fondly..she was so sweet & beautiful inside & out! RIP
How I love your sweet wife and momma. I will always treasure our memories shared as young mothers and friends. Her kind gentle ways so genuinely Christ like. I loved our conversations about being moms, flowers, and sharing spiritual insights. Heavens gain is our loss. Truly an angel on earth with a gentle strength that quietly endured life’s trials with faith and dignity.
Forever, eternal sisters and friends.
Love you Lynda 💗💗💗
