In Memory Of
Lynda D. Vredenburg
1951
2023
Lynda D. Vredenburg
June 20, 1951 — March 18, 2023
Lynda D. Vredenburg, 71, of Cheyenne, died on March 18, 2023 in Cheyenne surrounded by her loving family.
Lynda D. Vrendenburg, was born on June 20, 1951, in Long Pine, Nebraska to the late Wayne “Andy” and Myrna Anderson. Lynda moved to Cheyenne in the early 1970’s, where she would eventually call home. Lynda was an active parishioner of St. Mary’s Cathedral. Connecting with people and hearing about their interests and lives was important to Lynda. She was in tune with nature and animals and loved angels. Lyn was incredibly humble, genuine, and someone who simply cared about everyone. She never met a stranger; she could make a friend anywhere.
Lyn was no stranger to hard work. Over the years she was employed at UPS as a driver, Safecard (Trilegiant), Sierra Trading Post, and Attention Homes. She was also the Assistant Director of Circulation at the Cheyenne Tribune & Eagle and the Senior Branch Office Administrator at Edward Jones. Lyn loved spending time with family, and they loved her cooking and baking.
She enjoyed crafting; she had a knack for making beautiful wreaths; attending the symphony and shows at the Cheyenne Civic Center and trap shooting (she was a good shot, too!). Her past-time hobbies included checking out craft shows, watching old westerns and watching her curious cats Dollie, Benny, and Holly roam about.
Lyn leaves behind to cherish her legacy and hold on to precious memories, her husband, Dan; daughters, Lori Janas of Cheyenne, Gemini Janas of Durham, NC, Heather Vredenburg of Cheyenne, sons, Anthony Jamaal Spencer (Katee) of Cheyenne, and Eric Pierce of Cheyenne. Seven grandchildren, Christopher Fritsch (Kaleigh), Kylee Webb, Madee Webb, Garrett Allison, Brock, Lynessa, and Jordyn Spencer, great-granddaughter Carsyn Fritsch; her brothers, Jerry Anderson (Terry) of North Platte, NE and Larry Anderson (Julie) of Blue Ridge, TX.; and a host of relatives and friends. Lynda was preceded in death by a daughter, Janessa Spencer.
Vigil for the Deceased will be Thursday, 6:00 p.m., at Wiederspahn-Radomsky Chapel.
Funeral Liturgy will be Friday, 12:00 p.m., at St. Mary's Cathedral.
Lynda D. Vrendenburg, was born on June 20, 1951, in Long Pine, Nebraska to the late Wayne “Andy” and Myrna Anderson. Lynda moved to Cheyenne in the early 1970’s, where she would eventually call home. Lynda was an active parishioner of St. Mary’s Cathedral. Connecting with people and hearing about their interests and lives was important to Lynda. She was in tune with nature and animals and loved angels. Lyn was incredibly humble, genuine, and someone who simply cared about everyone. She never met a stranger; she could make a friend anywhere.
Lyn was no stranger to hard work. Over the years she was employed at UPS as a driver, Safecard (Trilegiant), Sierra Trading Post, and Attention Homes. She was also the Assistant Director of Circulation at the Cheyenne Tribune & Eagle and the Senior Branch Office Administrator at Edward Jones. Lyn loved spending time with family, and they loved her cooking and baking.
She enjoyed crafting; she had a knack for making beautiful wreaths; attending the symphony and shows at the Cheyenne Civic Center and trap shooting (she was a good shot, too!). Her past-time hobbies included checking out craft shows, watching old westerns and watching her curious cats Dollie, Benny, and Holly roam about.
Lyn leaves behind to cherish her legacy and hold on to precious memories, her husband, Dan; daughters, Lori Janas of Cheyenne, Gemini Janas of Durham, NC, Heather Vredenburg of Cheyenne, sons, Anthony Jamaal Spencer (Katee) of Cheyenne, and Eric Pierce of Cheyenne. Seven grandchildren, Christopher Fritsch (Kaleigh), Kylee Webb, Madee Webb, Garrett Allison, Brock, Lynessa, and Jordyn Spencer, great-granddaughter Carsyn Fritsch; her brothers, Jerry Anderson (Terry) of North Platte, NE and Larry Anderson (Julie) of Blue Ridge, TX.; and a host of relatives and friends. Lynda was preceded in death by a daughter, Janessa Spencer.
Vigil for the Deceased will be Thursday, 6:00 p.m., at Wiederspahn-Radomsky Chapel.
Funeral Liturgy will be Friday, 12:00 p.m., at St. Mary's Cathedral.
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