Lynn Christian - One Of The Good Guys

[Hipocritter]

Hello to the both of you

Lynn passed away tonight at 8:00 from cancer.

He had been in the hospice house for 6 days.

I am sad, and will miss my big hero,

but he is no longer in pain and has to suffer.

He wanted me to let you know.

My Love, Mary

Lynn was one of the smartest men I ever met.

We'll miss you.

Lloyd & Chris Huffer

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[wediscount2]

Sorry to hear about your friend Lloyd and I know the Huffers will miss him. As you said he's in a better place and has no pain. Ronnie

[b-80]

Lynn Christian was way ahead of his time in collecting marbles. I met him in 1980 at my 1st Amana meet. We

became close friends over the years. Lynn was from Ames, Iowa so we crossed paths many times looking for

that illusive one of a kind marble.

Lynn was an antique handmade collector as he thought they were the only "true" examples of the original

method of marble making.

He bought and sold some of the rarest marbles seen by by collectors during the early years of the 1980's.

I am proud to say he was my friend.

Roy Katskee

Omaha, Nebraska

[Greatmacscott]

Lynn was one of the great folks that you looked forward to visiting with at the marble shows.

He made everyone's life better for knowing him and his marbles.

His suffering is over and he is showing marbles to angels in heaven.

Scott McBride

[popeyecollector]

All of us from the early days of marble shows fondly remember Lynn. He was the gentleman at every show - who found, bought and sold many of the most beautiful hand made marbles that I have ever seen ! ! ! Those marbles that he preserved and passed on to loving collectors are his legacy.

Rest in peace Lynn . . .

Steve Nelsen