Birth date: Aug 14, 1966 Death date: Feb 19, 2013
Ms. Lynnette Marie (Frantz) Mick, age 46, passed away unexpectedly Tuesday, February 19, 2013 in Coopersville, MI. She was born in Fremont, MI on August 14, 1966 to Stephen Anthony and Kathryn Ann (Schmucker) Frantz and had lived Read Obituary
Once upon a time, there were 2 7th graders on a playgroud. One was sad, awkward and pickon, the other confident, outspoken and strong. One said to the other, that they were important, had worth and to never let anyone ever tell them different.
Lynnette you have no idea how that memory has stayed with me all this time. I wish I had told you thank you. Rest in peace and I hope to see you again someday.
Mary Jo
I am so sorry to hear the passing of Lynnette. I worked with her at Fastco. I remember her breezing through the building always on a mission, but always stopped to say hi and give me a huge smile. My sincerest condolences to the family.
Jodie (VanDyke) Duimstra
Lynne, I was blessed to know you for 25 years. When I think of you all I can remember is the laughter we shared. Working ever day with someone you love dearly is a true blessing. After all, it allows you to see that person and enjoy their company every day. We shared the best and worst times of each other’s lives and that is what true friendship is all about. I can remember every one of the mannerisms that made Lynette, Lynette. When you laughed your whole face lit up, when you were really happy with something I did your eyes told me how happy you were and I will always remember the classic I’m pretending to be mad at you but I’m really not” look. There are a million other……to many to describe here. The best times were with you and me and Paula doing something simple like having dinner or a few drinks. You were the kind of friend when I asked a favor you never ask “why” you only asked “when” you need that. Whenever something good happened you were the second person I told and when there was something happened with Paula (like her cancer scare) you were the first person I needed to talk to. I don’t know how I will ever fill that void.I told you thousands and thousands of times before but I never meant it more than now…………I love you sweetheart. You mean so much to Paula and I and we will never ever forget you.
Jim and Paula Wolters
Lynnette, we will remember you with laughs and love in our hearts. I can see you and Hughie, him talking you into umping a game with him. I'm sure you will give in and do it, you could never say no to him. We will see you on the other side one day. Until then, save a place in the bleachers for us. Godspeed!
Bob and Sue Scott
Bri, Logan and Hunter
I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Lynn for a short time here at Anderson Mfg. Lynn was great person to have known. It is sad lose for us and she will not be forgotten. God bless her into her next life. From her Anderson Family
Dan Clark and Crew
I am so fortunate to have met you while at Fastco. You were always gracious to help me understand everything I needed to learn about business processes. But much more than that you became a friend that I so appreciated through the few years I worked with you. My daughter Tegan also loved working for you and was always laughing about something! You are missed. The love of your family and friends is a testimony to the wonderful person you are. I will miss you much but only for awhile. Eternal Blessings Lynne!
We are so sorry to hear of the loss of Lynnette. So hard to imagine so young.... Our deepest sympathies go to all your family. To Diane, your Daughter, Grandaughter, your Mother and Siblings. Such a rich family and so many memories they will all cherish. Mom and the rest of us will not be able to get there from Indiana but know that we will be thinking of and praying for you all at this time.
Also, there will be a donation made in Lynette's name at our local animal shelter.
Peace to you all.
Great Aunt Erma and family.
Even though I didn't know Lynne very long, I do know the love of her life, Diane, for over 28 years. I have never seen Diane more happy then when she was with Lynne. I can't imagine the loss and pain that is felt by those who knew and love Lynne. My heart breaks for her family......
Lynnette, you are deeply missed already (I remember all the good times we had and even some of the not so good, like when I crashed your car). You will never be forgotten!
Our deepest sympathy goes to out Laurieal, Trinity, Josh and all the rest of the family.
Love Aunt Shelley and Randee
Mommy, you were an amazing woman. You showed me how to be strong, and you guided me through my life. You stood by my side whether i was right or wrong. I only ever wanted to make you proud and you made sure to tell me that I sure could make you proud. You helped me start raising my daughter in the right direction, and she had the same connection to you. This whole week has not been real, you were not suppose to go this early. we were suppose to have years together. Im going to try to stay strong for you and while i know i will never get over this, i will only become numb to this feeling of you being gone. You were my mom, my best friend, but more then that you were an extension of me. i see you in trinity, sometimes i think you are still here living through her. you always be loved and never forgotten i promise to make you part of every happy time, good time, bad time, and any decision you will still be considered. I love you mommy.
