Lynn S. Porter
June 13, 2011

Lynn S. Porter

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Lynn S. Porter Ph.D. LCSW age 60
of Henderson, NV
Died Monday June 13, 2011
at the Hospice House in Omaha

Lynn was born May 21, 1951 in Fremont to Donald and Lois 'Naber' Porter. She grew up in Scribner. Lynn moved to Henderson in 1988 and later received her Ph.D. in California. Lynn was associated with the Associated Neuro & Psychological Specialties in Henderson. She moved to Omaha in October of 2010 to live with family while she was being treated for cancer.

Memorials are suggested to the American Cancer Society and Lutheran Family Services.

Surivors:
Sisters - Kay Wagner of Sioux City, IA.
Faye and husband Kevin Nelson of Omaha, NE.
Ann and husband Keith Charling of Oakland, NE.
Brothers - Leigh and wife Vickie Porter of Lincoln, NE.
Tom and wife Lee Porter of Omaha, NE.
many nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews.


Private family services will be held. Messages to the family can be left at www.hooper-scribner.com

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Condolences(7)

  1. Marvin Gallegos
    I am completely broken hearted to hear about Dr. Lynn Porter's passing. I was a patient of hers for eight years, and prior to my treatments with her she also counseled with my mother for eight years. That was by coincidence that both she and I saw Dr. Porter, but when I started seeing her she was completely and very generously interested in listening to me and very intently. I saw her weekly for eight consecutive years and as i mentioned my mother also saw her for eight years and Dr. Porter never even accepted any payment from either one of us. I have seen many professionals over a period of 30+ years and have never met such a kind, gentle, compassionate Lady and Professional in every regard. I haven't seen her in five years, but I can tell you that i truly loved her. I had such deep feelings for her as a wonderful christian Professional. I wish I didn't lose track of her so fast, because this was devastating news to learn and God Bless Her Soul and the entire Porter Family. She will forever be in my heart.
    Marvin Gallegos
  2. Cindy Schmidt
    I worked with Lynn at our practice in Henderson. When I visited her in the hospital here, the depth of her faith shined so clearly. She was a true inspiration in her courage, perseverance, and profound generosity. I remember her often at our church. Prayers for peace and comfort for the family.
  3. Larry Moeller
    What a maddening event re: Lynn's premature death. I remember Lynn (as an underclassman) at SHS as fun, frisky, humorous, smart. As her sibs were as well, she was a terrific musician, esp. piano. What an accomplished professional she became. I send my heartfelt regards to all the Porter family, having to deal with this and other recent losses. What a bunch of terrific people you are. Death ends a Life but not a Relationship, so I'm sure you will "talk" with Lynn forever. Take care, Larry Moeller, Manhattan, KS
  4. Denise Grunke
    i was sorry to read of Lynn's death. She will be missed as a member of the Class of 1969 at Scribner High School.
  5. Joe Kahl
    Dr. Porter was a very wonderful person. I was a patient of hers and she always had a kind word and a hug for me and my daughter. She was a most compassionate person. She will be missed by the many lives she touched and helped.
  6. pat helms
    I only saw her a few times in the month of Dec. 2009 and early Jan. 2010. She helped me get through a very difficult time, losing my husband and then a close friend from cancer as well, all in the span of 6 months. May the family find some consolation in that I felt she was a very compassionate person and I am so sorry to hear of her passing. I felt a connection to her right away.
  7. Jim Metschke
    Ann, Sorry to hear about your sisters lost battle with cancer. Thinking of your family and will keep you all in my prayers. Gods blessings as you remember the good times.
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