Over a year ago, former CAP President Len Munsil recruited Lynn
to serve as the PMA chair. Lynn willingly agreed. Len and I have
known Lynn for several years as a friend, and as a supporter and
believer in CAP’s mission and work. Lynn passionately believed in
marriage between one man and one woman. Lynn knew that the state
constitutional amendment was the only way to stop activist state
judges from redefining marriage. A wife, mom, author, and former
radio show host, Lynn understood that Christians are called to be
a voice in public policy and to stand for righteousness in the
political arena. She was a leader and example to us all. Always
asking me what she could do to help; Lynn was working hard to
raise money for PMA, to recruit volunteers and to lead the PMA
team.
A dear friend, Lynn wrote Bible study books about the fruits of
the Spirit and exemplified the fruits of the Spirit daily. She was
gentle, joyful in the Lord, peaceful, patient, kind to all around
her, full of love, faithful and good. Lynn’s eyes always were on
the Lord, the author and perfecter of her faith. Lynn always had a
word of encouragement for me and was always ready to serve. Lynn
was a woman of prayer. She loved her family – husband of 38 years
Fred, and two children, B.J. and Tracie. Lynn was just plain fun
and delightful to be around.
If you would like to write a note of thanks and encouragement
to the Stanley family, please send it to info@azpolicy.org. We
will collect the notes and give them to the Stanley family. At
this time, services are pending.
May Lynn’s sudden death be a reminder to us all that man knows
not his time. If you are reading this and do not know Jesus Christ
as your savior, I encourage you to seek the peace, truth and
salvation that only comes through Jesus Christ. Lynn had this
peace and knowledge. Today, Lynn is rejoicing as we are grieving.
Please remember the Stanley family and those who knew and loved
Lynn in your prayers.
“The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away. Blessed be the
name of the Lord.” Job 1:21.