Birth date: Dec 15, 1960 Death date: Dec 7, 2018
Lynn Lee Krigbaum, age 57, passed away at his home in Cordova, Tennessee on Friday, December 7, 2018. Lynn was born on December 15, 1960 in Hot Springs, Arkansas to Lee Roy and Lillian Alene (Clark) Krigbaum. Lynn graduated from Read Obituary
I worked with Lynn from the AOC in Florida. There was never a time when Lynn said no to a request to help our site restore phone or computer service. When someone in I T could not figure out the answer, I was told they gave the problem to Lynn and he would look into it. Obviously he was respected by his peers. Lynn was always generous with his time and talents. He never hesitated to take care of an issue before the request was due. Well, Lynn you will be missed!
Lynn was such as special person. He always had time for anyone in need. As Lynn’s sister-in-law, I personally witnessed his enduring love for my sister. They spent so many special times together, whether traveling abroad, spending time in Destin, or simply enjoying each other at home. They were truly life partners. He had a unique place in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him, especially his step sons Brian, Russell and Alan. Athough I know he is in the loving hands of Jesus, he will be missed by all who knew him.
I met Lynn at a friends 50th birthday party a number of years ago. I knew Susan and her sons as they
lived down the street from us for years. This was before Susan and Lynn were married. I am saddened to hear this news. My prayers go out to the families.
I was fortunate to have worked with Lynn for 10 years at AOC. He was a great co-worker, quick to help and always pleasant. I remember one day when he was showing me pictures of his kittens. I didn’t realize he was an animal lover, and I thought of the saying – “No matter how talented, rich, or intelligent you are, how you treat animals tells me all I need to know about you.” That’s how I remember Lynn, kind to everyone. It was my privilege to have known him. My condolences to all of his family and friends.
I played sports with Lynn in junior high, high school, and college football. He was an unbelievable athlete, with the will to win. It was great to have him on our side of the ball or on your side of the track. I remember watching him run the 440 meters in high school. Tall and slider and could run like a deer. He will be missed as a former teammate, but also as a very kind soul. The teammates at Annie Camp, Jonesboro high school, and the Old Warriors from Arkansas State University will miss him. My prayers are with your family and friends during this time of his passing.God bless,
Tommy Walker
Been quite some time since I seen you last but you always had a moment to stop and say hi when we ran into each other. Great memories of you in junior and senior high school. Prayers for your family.
