Lynne was a Mill Valley girl as was I but I do not think I ever had a conversation with her while in grammar or Junior High. At MC we only said "Hi" in the halls. For some reason we got picked to represent MC at a Junior State convention and spent a WHOLE day together. It was the most boring thing I had ever been involved with and Lynne was delightful. She was so mature beyond her years and was such a gracious person. She grew up with siblings way older than she was and was so adult like. We made it through this convention and I think she enjoyed all the laughs we had because it was way too serious for me so I lightened things up for her. I would imagine she did great things in her short life because she was a very old soul and such a good person!
One of the people I was really looking forward to seeing again at our 50th was Lynne Rising. I was shocked to learn of her passing. I remember Lynne as a very positive, cheerful person. She was honest, principled, and loved to laugh. She always had a wonderful engaging smile that reflected her inner beauty and goodness. Wish we had kept in contact after graduation. Fond memories and remembrances are with you, Lynne.
Barbara Garris (Edwards)
Lynne was a Mill Valley girl as was I but I do not think I ever had a conversation with her while in grammar or Junior High. At MC we only said "Hi" in the halls. For some reason we got picked to represent MC at a Junior State convention and spent a WHOLE day together. It was the most boring thing I had ever been involved with and Lynne was delightful. She was so mature beyond her years and was such a gracious person. She grew up with siblings way older than she was and was so adult like. We made it through this convention and I think she enjoyed all the laughs we had because it was way too serious for me so I lightened things up for her. I would imagine she did great things in her short life because she was a very old soul and such a good person!Carole Perelli-Minetti (Campagna)
One of the people I was really looking forward to seeing again at our 50th was Lynne Rising. I was shocked to learn of her passing. I remember Lynne as a very positive, cheerful person. She was honest, principled, and loved to laugh. She always had a wonderful engaging smile that reflected her inner beauty and goodness. Wish we had kept in contact after graduation. Fond memories and remembrances are with you, Lynne.
Carole Campagna