Birth date: May 28, 1943 Death date: Jul 8, 2011
Lynn Baker Willis Lynn Baker, age 68, died on Friday, July 8, 2011. He is survived by his wife of 45 years, Treva Baker; his mother, Helen Louise Baker; sister, Connie Louise Hansen and husband, Tom; nephews, Tyler and Clay Hanse Read Obituary
Treva. We are saddened to learn of Lynn's passing. As I look at his picture it is hard to believe we will no longer experience his presence not to mention his unique dry sense of humor. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this period of loss and grief. God Bless.
Lynn is at peace, and our prayers are for strength for you, Treva. We know that you will gain comfort in those last few special moments you were able to share with Lynn as he went forward. What a gift!Love, Valerie & Jim
We share a portion off your grief Treva.Without the time together & the vacations, our lives would not been as exiting.If you need help, or are just lonely, give us a callHope to see you in Angel FireLove Kris & Frank
Our prayers are with you.
We have so many memories of Lynn here in Angel Fire. He was so energenic,strong, and so willing to help with the Trekkers and the community. Everyone loved conversing with him and remember his humor and beautiful smile. We looked forward for Treva and Lynn to return to Angel Fire each year. We hope Treva, your pain will soften and return to Angel Fire friends soon.
I am very sorry for your lose. You are in my prayers as you go through this hard time of pain and grief. I enjoyed taking care of Mr baker. God bless you. Tecle.
Treva, so sorry for your loss. I cannot possibly imagine how you must feel at this time. Time will heal all wounds.
TREVA & FAMILY, WE WERE SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT LYNN'S PASSING. WE KNOW THAT LYNN FOUGHT A GOOD FIGHT. OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU ALL. LOVE DON & PAT
I met Lynn when Treva, Lynn, and I met for coffee at Panera's on Lewis. Right away he caught my attention with his smile and his sense of humor. He also loved to discuss controversial issues whether it be politics, the state of Tulsa "management", quality of writing, sending letters to inform and/or suggest alternative action!! He loved to share his ideas and did so in a very competent manner. I found him to be entertaining and certainly in the moment. He never complained about his health and encouraged Treva to meet for lunch or coffee with her friends. It was such a delight to know him even for a short period of time. He is resting peacefully and probably laughing at Congress for their current antics!!
Treva, Bill and I are so sad for you. You had an exemplary marriage and friendship with so many people. We will all miss Lynn. So happy that we ran into you all at Panera. Never dreamed that would be the last time to see him. Of course, we wish we would have stayed longer and not rushing back to work. If we can do anything for you, you know we will do anything you ever need. Love, Bill & Gigi
