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Myra passed away on June 17, 2020. She was diagnosed last year with ALS. Despite that, she continued to stay positive and active. Earlier this year, she took an anniversary cruise with her husband, Ron. She was still posting on Facebook, as recently as early June.
Myra Lynne Grace Funeral Service
Friends and Family are invited to attend Lynne’s Funeral Mass, on July 18, 2020 at 2:00PM
Saint Bonaventure Church
16400 Springdale Street
Huntington Beach, CA 92649
Due to the COVID-19, we are limited to 100 guests inside the church, anything over 100 will be invited to join on the patio of the church. The burial will be private at a later date.
All guests MUST wear a face mask.
Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19, we will not be having a reception following the mass. We are requesting in lieu of flowers please make a donation in Lynne’s name to the ALS Association at ALS.org
Thank you, Lynne’s Husband, Children and Grandchildren
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Salus Sisters
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Hiking with her Grandson
If you have any thoughts or memories,
regarding Myra, please post them below.
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Beth Allyn Houser
I was deeply saddened to read the news of Myra's passing. Myra was and has always been such a sweet, wonderful, and caring person. Even though so many years have passed since we were kids in high school I still have fond memories or her kindness toward everyone. Myra was one of a kind and a dear sweet soul.
My condolences to her family and know that God needed another angel and called her name. Rest in peace Myra.
Jan Wagner (Kirner)
Hearing this saddens me. Myra was a very sweet lady and always had a big smile. God is lucky to have her.
Mike Kustura
I am so sad that we have lost Myra. We had a long visit and shared a lot of laughs at the reunion. She was truly a light in the room. Many, many blessings.
Tim Phelps
I last spoke with Myra at our 50th reunion. We had been friends and had known each other for over 60 years. Though our contacts after Millikan were generally at reunions and the included activities, growing up as neighbors, we all knew everyone who played up and down Nipomo Ave. until the street lights came on. As Beth wrote so well, Myra was always a nice, caring, and warm person throughout our years at Emerson, Stanford, and Millikan or at the reunions. Her greetings and conversations were always ones where her positive life attitude was evident. That was a gift to all who knew her.
Jack Walter Rice
So sorry to hear about Myra! We were friends in high school, but I really got to know her later in life. We live in the same area in Huntington, her husband Ron was our mailman, and I had the pleasure of coaching her son Brian for a number of years in soccer. They belong to our parrish in HB. Her and Ron were always so supportive and such good people. I ran into her and Ron a few months ago and I knew she was having problems but I didn't know specificly what she was going thru. ALS is a brutal disease that is so devastating to everyone involved. My heart and my prayers go out to the family. She was a lovely, caring person! Rest In Peace Lynne!