I am very sorry to learn of the passing of my friend. Several recent emails have been returned or unanswered so this development led me to online search. Lynn (Elynn) was a highly respected in developing educational programs for the insurance industry. On a personal level My wife and I enjoyed many trips with them.
I am really sorry to not know earlier of his death. I want the family know of my sense of loss and extend my sympathies to them.
My condolences to the Merritt family. I worked with Lynn from 1978 until he retired. He took over responsibility for LOMA at a time when it was floundering and it truly can be said that he saved the organization. He and Beverly had many friends and admirers in the industry and they both were dedicated to LOMA and its mission.
Just heard of Lynn’s death from Bill Rabel, who worked for him in NY and Atlanta, and he was Senior VP of Education for LOMA.
Becky and I had a great relationship with them for years, and then no communication.
We ran LOMA’s Insurance Education Fulfillment Center for years. Initially in Columbus, OH, then Alpharetta, GA.
If someone can share what happened to Lynn and Beverly, please let me know.
Can a donation be made in their memory?
We both had a love for dogs. Golden Retrievers for us, and Poodles for them.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to extended family and friends of Lynn and Beverly.
Jim Dockter
Beverly, Lynn and I go back to !956 when Lynn and I worked at Decatur/Macon Couny Hospital and lived just two doors from one another. They were/are the kind of friends who remained friends forever. I visited them several times in Atlanta and the last time at their home in Vero Beach. They visited me in Colorado and St. Louis. One time Lynn and I ran into each other at theWorld’s Fair in New Orleans. If Richard or Peter are reading these messages, I would like to hear about their mother, Beverly. If she is able and willing to communicate, I would appreciate a contact number for her. My name is Lois Cady, 303-771-4728, cadyloism@aol.com.
Beverly and Lynn have been friends of our family for decades. We are so saddened to only just learn of Lynn’s passing, as we have been trying to call them for several months. We visited at their home several times last year.
Please Beverly, give my parents a call or drop them an email. Bill and Sally Smith, 770-819-7397, sallyinroswell@hotmail.com. We are all thinking about you, and remembering all the great times we have had.
Samantha “Sam” Smith
404-272-6699
My heart is broken as I just realized that Lynn has passed. My love for Lynn and Beverly was bonded when I first met them in 1982 the year I married James Foley (Jim) who worked for Lynn 36 years. We celebrated, we laughed, we traveled, and we cried. After Jim died in 2008, I stayed in touch for some time. I’m sorry that I didn’t reach out when they may have needed me the most. Rest In Peace my dear friend. My love to Beverly, Ricard, and Peter and their families. I loved your parents so much. They were such a big part of my life. I’m still in St Augustine Fl and still have family in Georgia. Sue Foley Lane 9/12/20
I am a cousin of Elynn’s. I would appreciate a call from Peter Merritt. My phone number is 302-653-0130
I am very sorry to learn of the passing of my friend. Several recent emails have been returned or unanswered so this development led me to online search. Lynn (Elynn) was a highly respected in developing educational programs for the insurance industry. On a personal level My wife and I enjoyed many trips with them.
I am really sorry to not know earlier of his death. I want the family know of my sense of loss and extend my sympathies to them.
Lynn
I am sorry to learn of Mr. Merritt”s death. We corresponded by email regularly
.I workef as his assistant at LOMA for 25 years.
He was a great leader. A true gentleman.
My condolences to the Merritt family. I worked with Lynn from 1978 until he retired. He took over responsibility for LOMA at a time when it was floundering and it truly can be said that he saved the organization. He and Beverly had many friends and admirers in the industry and they both were dedicated to LOMA and its mission.
Just heard of Lynn’s death from Bill Rabel, who worked for him in NY and Atlanta, and he was Senior VP of Education for LOMA.
Becky and I had a great relationship with them for years, and then no communication.
We ran LOMA’s Insurance Education Fulfillment Center for years. Initially in Columbus, OH, then Alpharetta, GA.
If someone can share what happened to Lynn and Beverly, please let me know.
Can a donation be made in their memory?
We both had a love for dogs. Golden Retrievers for us, and Poodles for them.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to extended family and friends of Lynn and Beverly.
Jim Dockter
Beverly, Lynn and I go back to !956 when Lynn and I worked at Decatur/Macon Couny Hospital and lived just two doors from one another. They were/are the kind of friends who remained friends forever. I visited them several times in Atlanta and the last time at their home in Vero Beach. They visited me in Colorado and St. Louis. One time Lynn and I ran into each other at theWorld’s Fair in New Orleans. If Richard or Peter are reading these messages, I would like to hear about their mother, Beverly. If she is able and willing to communicate, I would appreciate a contact number for her. My name is Lois Cady, 303-771-4728, cadyloism@aol.com.
Beverly and Lynn have been friends of our family for decades. We are so saddened to only just learn of Lynn’s passing, as we have been trying to call them for several months. We visited at their home several times last year.
Please Beverly, give my parents a call or drop them an email. Bill and Sally Smith, 770-819-7397, sallyinroswell@hotmail.com. We are all thinking about you, and remembering all the great times we have had.
Samantha “Sam” Smith
404-272-6699
My heart is broken as I just realized that Lynn has passed. My love for Lynn and Beverly was bonded when I first met them in 1982 the year I married James Foley (Jim) who worked for Lynn 36 years. We celebrated, we laughed, we traveled, and we cried. After Jim died in 2008, I stayed in touch for some time. I’m sorry that I didn’t reach out when they may have needed me the most. Rest In Peace my dear friend. My love to Beverly, Ricard, and Peter and their families. I loved your parents so much. They were such a big part of my life. I’m still in St Augustine Fl and still have family in Georgia. Sue Foley Lane 9/12/20