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Tauman, Lynne
My beloved and precious sister, passed away on October 8th, 2020, peacefully in her own home, in Chicago, Illinois, from complications of cancer. She was beloved sister of Mark Tauman, beloved daughter of Rivelle (Chyenkus) and Daniel Tauman, and cherished friend, cousin and 'sibling of the heart' to many, many people. Lynne did everything from running offices (for Israel Aliyah), to account management (in advertising), to being the office central coordinator (in chiropractic), among many things. But beyond that, she beamed like a star and inspired so many people, always inspiring others to glow and know their own light and strength, constantly evoking responses of "what light she has," "what passion," "what joy!" She was, in fact, a galaxy of joy, along with humor, passion, wonderful play, and dance of the heart and soul. She will be cremated at her expressed wish, and will be remembered by all as one who somehow never dies, but lives on like a glowing bonfire. In lieu of flowers, donate to whatever brings people joy - or bring joy, yourself: She'd want everyone to spread their wings and fly. She will be missed terribly, with the most boundless gratitude and love.
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Lynne is remembered with sorrow by the Highland Park High School Class of 1963.
Highland Park High School Class of 1963.
School
May 8, 2022
Lynne my dear cousin I am still in disbelief that you are physically not here. We had so many fun, wonderful family memories that I will always cherish. Our Mom’s as sisters, you were always like mine. Anytime I was going thru something, you would always listen and never judge. We did have some long conversations, where we laughed and I of course cried. You were a comfort for sure. Always knew what to say. You sure had a knack for that.
Everything you went thru health wise you were a trooper. Rick said now you are probably playing gin rummy with our Moms, the thought makes me smile, and I am sure with your witty sense of humor you are making everyone laugh and smile.
You will be missed and always loved.
Rest In Peace.
Linda
Linda Douglas
Family
October 20, 2020
Shine forever, Lynne. The stars above have a great companion now, they don't know how lucky they are......with love and deepest gratitude, Mark
Mark
Brother
October 19, 2020
One of my best friends for 63 years. We laughed about anything and everything. We could talk about everything. She always listened to any problems I had. For my parties, she would send out the invitations to everyone and sign it "from your cruise director". David and I will miss Lynne terribly. Rest in Peace Lynne. Trissy and David
Patricia Hanus
Friend
October 18, 2020
My best friend for 63 years- I’m going to miss you so much. You were always there for me, 24/7. We never had a bad word between us, ever.. you will be with me, in my heart, forever. Love you.
Linda Polaretzki
Friend
October 18, 2020
Lynne- You don’t know how much we miss you. There are so many memories to list, but Christmas will never be that same. Forever in our hearts. We love you.
Lori, David & Lindsay
Laura Rock
Friend
October 17, 2020
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