Lynn Jones (5 Aug 1956 - 1 Mar 2018)
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In loving memory of Lynn Jones who sadly passed away on 1st March 2018
Lynn was born in Normanton in 1956 to George and Joan Mycroft, and grew up with her darling brother John, who she idolised. Her childhood was filled with love and affection, and the occasional bang around the head when her brother John used her as a makeshift goalpost down the Normanton rec. Many an hour was spent listening to her father ‘Big George’ playing the saxophone and later on living side by side with her amazing mum, ‘nan’ to her two children Matt and Gemma.
She attended Henry Cavendish school and later went on to be a receptionist, and it is here she met her husband Rob, with whom despite living apart over the last 15 years of her life, she maintained an incredibly strong friendship right to the very end.
She adored her children, family and close friends and lived for the time she could spend with them. She was hugely proud of both children and the adults they have become. She would regularly embark on her travels down to London to see the latest West End shows with daughter Gemma and was in her element in the bustle and vibrancy of the 'big smoke'. She was really proud of Matthew and the career he has built for himself and was so so happy that he had found his fiancé Lucy who she genuinely loved like another daughter.
The nursery where she worked become a central part of her life over the years, and led to the development of some amazing lifelong friendships. Needless to say she idolised the young people in her care and would spend hours going above and beyond to ensure every child got the very best experiences. You would have to go a long way to find another person in any profession who was loved by so many and who touched so many lives.
Lynn battled with Pancreatic cancer back in 2007 and was one of life’s true fighters. One of her fondest memories was being surrounded by her family in January 2017 to celebrate 10 years cancer free. An achievement few of us could have dreamt of all those years ago. We do not know what cruel act took Lynn from us but we must take comfort in the fact she passed away peacefully with her son Matthew by her side. Hopefully this page can serve as a medium for everyone to share their fond memories and celebrate Lynn’s life collectively.
Lynn truly was one in a million and will be in our hearts forever
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Happy memories at Liz's wedding 24 years ago


Remembering Happy Times..R.I.P.Lynn ...xx💔

Lynn was such an incredible lady to work alongside at the nursery. Always a story to tell, a joke to share or there to offer some advice. I know there will be a big Lynn shaped hole at the nursery. Sending love to you all x

I worked with Lynn at the nursery for over 2 years and I made so many memories with this truely amazing woman. Memories that I will never forget ❤️

Working with Lynn was an absolute delight. We had so many laughs both in work and socially. She was an inspiration and an amazing lady.

A truly inspirational woman who was like a sister to my mum and auntie to me and I can’t thank her enough for the love and support she has shown for me and my family throughout our lives. She will be sadly missed. RIP Lynn ❤️

This was taken of us in The Clarion Social Club in the 60's. We had the most marvellous childhood there dancing to music played by George and his band.







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