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Susan Paul Russo
Lynn is one of my best memories of Terry Parker High School. She was a dear friend who will never be forgotten. It is hard to believe she won't be here to share laughs and stories as we gather at this reunion. Here's to you Lynn, your character and spirit lives forever!
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Stephanie Megas (Petty) (1975)
Lynn was my best friend at Parker and we remained close through the years. I can't think of a time at Parker without Lynn being in that memory. She touched many people's lives and I was blessed to be one of those people. I miss her so much...especially her laughter. Lynn holds a most special place in my heart.Dave Pigott (1975)
I was shocked to see Lynn's name on this page. It was like getting hit by a train. She was one of my dearest friends in 11th & 12th grades. I have great memories of her, and enjoyed the classes we had together. I got out my yearbooks just to see the notes she had written me and the little drawings she had made. Lynn, you will forever be in my heart!!James White (1975)
EUSTACE Lynn Eustace, 52, of Tampa, passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by her family March 21, 2009. Lynn was a native of Jacksonville, Fl. She graduated from Terry Parker High School in 1975 and from Florida State University in 1979, where she earned a degree in psychology. She worked for Children's Medical Services for the State of Florida. Lynn was preceded in death by her parents Nicholas and Patricia Wrigley. She is survived by her husband, Joseph A "Bud" Eustace, her children Matthew and Blair, her sisters Patricia Foster, Marie Stevens and Lisa Zimmerman. Please Sign the Guestbook @ Jacksonville.com