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Deceased Classmate: Linda (Lynn) Isaksen
Date Of Birth: 10-01-1953
Date Deceased: 04-21-2015
Age at Death: 61
Cause of Death: Complications of brain cancer
Classmate City: Spokane
Classmate State: WA
Classmate Country: USA
Was a Veteran: No
Survived By: Husband Keith Moore, sister-in-law Kim Moore Allen, son Joshua (& Alisha) Arneson, step-daughters Kelley (& Michael) Bellavia and Kim Moore, grandchild Aiden Arneson, step-grandchildren Elijah and Tiana Saldivar, Damian Hurley, and Gavin and Ireley Bellavia, and step-great granddaughter Raelynne Hurley.

On April 21st Lynn Moore was sent home to heaven. Lynn had been diagnosed with a brain tumor in November 2013 and had surgery two weeks later. The surgery left Lynn with more struggles than expected for recovery as she lost the ability to walk without assistance. She stayed positive and made her goal of traveling to her son's wedding in June 2014 where she danced with him from her power chair. Lynn went into remission, but a few months ago her cancer came back. She was still fighting strong and underwent Cyber knife to treat the tumor. On April 19th she was admitted to the emergency room with a pulmonary embolism in her right lung and diverticulitis with perforation (blood clot in the lung and a hole in her colon). The usual treatment was not available to her due to the tumor. At 5:34 pm on the 21st, less than 2 days after her admittance to the hospital, she entered heaven. Lynn and husband Keith experienced love at first sight as they both lived in their testimonies of their love for God. They just celebrated 5 years of marriage shortly before her passing. Keith has been a quadriplegic since 1982, but lets nothing stop him. Lynn was his caregiver until her own illness prevented her from continuing. Lynn was a fighter, both with her own illness and in being by her son Josh's side, researching treatments and praying for him to pull through while he battled a life threatening disease and underwent a double lung transplant which almost took his life 7 years ago when he was just 29. She never gave up hope even when he suffered 5 strokes and a coma after the surgery, and had to learn how to swallow, talk, see and walk again. She never lost hope, she trusted God and handed him over in her faith. You can view Lynn's story of "Josh's Miracle" at www.monarchswingsofhope.org.