Mary Unser
Obituary
Unser, Mary Lynn, age 60, passed away Monday, June 25, 2007 in Tulsa, OK. She is survived by her husband of 37 years, Al Unser and 2 children, Nici and Travis. She was a loving mother, dedicated to her daughter and son in every way. Lynn was always cheerful, greeting everyone she met with a warm smile and a kind word. She was loved for her genuine compassion and gift of making everyone feel special. She was an avid horse lover, enjoyed reading, loved photography, accomplished runner completing the Fiesta Bowl Marathon in 1983, co-president of the Bishop Kelley Booster Club for 2 years and a member of St. Francis Hospital Alter Society and Bible Study Fellowship. She is also survived by her sister, Kathy Langstaff-Adams and brother, Jim Langstaff, as well as best friends, Cindy and Kathy. She was born on July 23, 1946 to Dr. James H. and Mary Elizabeth Langstaff in Fairbury, IL. She attended Fairbury High School, Ferry Hall Academy, the University of Miami and Brokaw Hospital where she received her Medical Technology certification. She worked at Northern Virginia Doctors Hospital as a medical technologist; for 2 pediatric allergists in Louisville, KY as an office manager and at the office of Lynn E. McCaslin, CPA in Jenks, OK as an office assistant. Rosary will be held 7:00 P.M. Sunday and Funeral Mass 10:00 A.M. Monday both at Church of the Madalene. In lieu of flowers, friends may contribute to Emergency Infant Services, 14 E. 7th St., Tulsa, OK 74119; All Star Therapy Group: Therapeutic Horseback Riding, 37500 US 75 Hwy, Ramona, OK 74061; Madalene Church: Social Concerns, 3188 E. 22nd St., Tulsa, OK 74114. Ninde Brookside Chapel 918-742-5556.
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Tributes & Memories
Lynn was a classmate of mine. I enjoyed horseback riding with her when we were kids. She will be deeply missed. The family has our sincere sympathy.
Sandra (Bricker) & Charles Goembel
Al, Nici & Travis, Your Wife and Mother was a beautiful and wonderful women. Lynn was a Great friend of my through childhood and college. I loved and adored her as everyone who met her did. She will be greatly missed. Linda
Linda Ward Fosdick Family
To the family of Lynn, I knew her all my life and lived with Lynn and 2 other girls in Bloomington. She was always caring, loving, and a great person. Though I have never met her family, I am sure her loving, smiling self has shown through and passed on. I am deeply sadden and praying for all of you. Peggy
Peggy Vaughan
Travis, you and your family are in our consant thoughts and prayers. Our hope is that God will heal your broken hearts and replace the pain with the wonderful memories you have of your mother. Jon has so many wonderful things to say about Lynn, I wish we had known her as well. We do know you Travis and she must have been a wonderful woman because she and your Dad raised a fine man. Please remember that if you need us in anyway, all you have to do is call. 843-332-7272 With much love, Steve and Kathie Blackwell
The Blackwell's
Lynn was a classmate of ours from Fairbury. She was always so friendly and outgoing to all. You are in our thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time.
Judy & Lynn Dameron
Unser and Langstaff Familes: Our deepest, deepest sympathy to each of you. Lynn was a very special person. We are longtime family friends. I worked for Lynn's father from 1967 - 1975. Our Love and Prayers - Rich and Karen
Richard & Karen Stoller
My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. The class of 1964 always wanted her to come home for a reunion since it had been so long and everyone wanted to see her. She was a good friend when in high school and liked by everyone. From reading her obituary she stayed the same smiling, happy and caring person she always was. My sympathy, Carol Hanfland
Carol (Bray) Hanfland
I remember the good times Lynn and I had when in Jr. and High School and I had the honor of being the organist for her wedding. Lynn, you're in my prayers. Love, Mary Catherine
Mary Catherine Carter
I am heartsick. Lynn was a wonderful person, with so much kindness and interest for others. I will really miss her. Sincerely, Suzy Hughes
Suzy Hughes