Linda Marlene Rowan Wilson

Birth date: Apr 10, 1971 Death date: May 31, 2026

Linda Marlene Rowan Wilson, age 55, known as "Lyn" to her friends, passed away peacefully at her home on May 31, 2026, surrounded by the love she so freely gave to others throughout her life. Linda was born on April 10, 1971, in Read Obituary

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Burton Blazy

1d ago

My condolences, I just found out 5 minutes ago. Lyn was more than a masseuse; sge was a dear friend ànd our first meeting cemented tgat friendship. She got me to start doing yoga with her becisse of how tight my body was and it helped. I met her in 2019 and moved back to California in November 2020. She told me about her husband being military and I shared my parents are buried in Arlington Cemetery. I am just shocked. She told me in June of 2025 that she finished chemo and was feeling great… I am so sad as the world lost one of the kindest souls I’ve ever known

Bill Burgoon

2d ago

in honor of Linda.

I always felt safe and cared for by Lyn on her table, when she moved to FL, I would book table time whenever she traveled to VA. I will celebrate her life, it will be hard not to be sad. "Keep Rowan forward" Thank you for the love and Care you poured into your client family/ Ohana. Aloha Lyn. Aloha.

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

Christina Snodgrass-Day

2w ago

Doug, Kaylee and Rowan- I am sending you my love and a hug like only Lyn could give. I met Lyn in 2021 or 2022 when I first moved to Florida and was looking for a massage therapist. Over the years Lyn became one of my most cherished friends. Her gift for pouring into others was truly remarkable. I knew she genuinely loved and cared about me and she helped me through such a difficult time in my life several years ago. She always felt like a second mother to me. I always knew I would be met with love, kindness, and a deep sense of caring at the tree house. Her skills as a massage therapist are truly unmatched. She will leave a void on this earth, the world was truly a brighter and more beautiful place with her in it and I will miss her terribly. Thinking about all of you and praying you will find comfort in the deep love she had for each of you. She talked about you all with such joy and pride, you all truly meant the world to her.

Lori Hammond

2w ago

My condolences to Doug, Rowan and Kaylee.

Lyn was not only the best darn massage therapist I’ve ever been to, she became a great friend over the past 8 years. On days where I could barely walk into her treehouse because my hips werein such pain, she would use her magic, healing hands to heal me. I’d walk out like nothing was wrong. She would tell me- “Sweetie, your an enigma wrapped in a question mark.”

Don’t worry Lyn- we will continue with the Chips and Salsa meetings in your memory. We will be sure to include all your besties that you brought together over the past few months.

I miss you Lyn. I’m sure God has plans for you.
*Thank you for convincing me to get a dog. Trinity has been a Godsend.

Love ya kid!
Lori

Lori Hammond

2w ago

Lyn was not only a skilled massage therapist, she was a wonderful, caring human being. Over the past 9 years, she provided massages, counseling, laughter and down to earth advice that no one will be able to replace. Countless times I could barely walk through her door, and she would work her miracles enabling me to walk out without pain. She would tell me- “Sweetie, your body is an enigma wrapped in a question mark.”

It is because of Lyn that I have my rescue dog. “Girlie- now that you are semi- retired and missing your school kiddos, you need a dog to take care of, you need a purpose.” So off I went to Gulf Coast Humane Society and Trinity and I are attached at the hip for the past 6 years.

But don’t worry Lyn, we all know you made sure you brought all your besties together while you could. We are going to carry on your Thursday tradition of chips, salsa and laughter.

I miss you’❤️and your treehouse. See you again someday in heaven. “Keep on Rowan”

Love ya’
Lori

Patrick Beatty

3w ago

Sending love and prayers. We were blessed to spend time with Lyn and Doug last year. Her joy and sense of humor will be fondly remembered.

Patrick Beatty and Jen Phillips

Julie Sparapani

3w ago

I am so deeply saddened by the loss of Aunt Lynn. She was taken far too quickly and it’s hard to put into words how much she will be missed. I truly believe the time we were able to share with her in Florida was a gift, and I will always be grateful for that visit with her and my uncle. Aunt Lynn had such a beautiful spirit. She was down to earth, giving, and had a way of making everyone feel welcomed and at ease. She was truly a hoot in the best way! Hilarious and full of life. Being around her felt joyful and natural, like you were exactly where you were meant to be. One of my most cherished memories is watching my children make chocolate covered strawberries with her during that visit. It was such a simple moment, but it was filled with laughter, warmth, and connection. I will always hold onto that memory, and the photo we have, as a reflection of her spirit and the love she shared so freely. Her light continues on in the love she gave so effortlessly. She will always be remembered with deep love, gratitude, and peace in our hearts.

Becky Nixon

3w ago

Lyn was kind, selfless and Feisty. When you met her you instantly loved her. The life of the party with a smile and laugh that no one could ever replace.
I so wish I had more years with this lady, she was that rare friend and I am blessed to have known her.
Becky Nixon

Erin Gossage

3w ago

I have so many memories of Lyn. She was such a special person. I remember when our kids were little the many evenings we all spent in her backyard. I remember many meaningful conversations and laughing until I couldn’t breathe. I remember the elaborate birthday party scavenger hunts she would plan for Kaylee’s birthdays that had us all over the neighborhood. I remember being introduced to Absinthe by Lyn one weekend evening outside by the fire. She was fun, caring, brave, and would always show up when someone needed her. She was not done and she should still be here. The world was better for her presence in it. The world is a little dimmer without her light.

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3w ago

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(239) 243-0014

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