After a fierce and valiant battle with dementia and a heart condition at the age of 64, Lynn Ann Lewis’ dance with life on Earth ended on December 23, 2025.
Lynn graced this world on October 28, 1961, born to Harold and LaDonna Lewis in Germany, welcomed into the family by her older brothers, Michael and Paul.
Lynn’s family was in the military and eventually settled in Colorado where she would live the majority of her life, making a home and a name for herself. She held many jobs during her working years, most notably Wendy’s and the Air Force Academy. Lynn was also active with Special Olympics and Therapeutic Recreation for many years. Once retired, she loved spending her days with friends at her long-time day program with Dungarvin. In her free time, Lynn was an aspiring actress and could be found “studying” with her teenybopper magazines. She also enjoyed making necklaces to give to anyone and everyone. Lynn knew no strangers and was kind to everyone but was a wild card that would take any opportunity to exploit a free birthday dessert. She adored all things fun – especially movies, parties, dances and a good-looking man in uniform; but nothing could top her love of friends, family and bowling. Even when she couldn’t do much anymore, Lynn could be found cheering her friends on at bowling league and wanted to go every day.
Lynn was preceded in death by her parents, Harold and LaDonna; as well as her older brother, Paul.
She is survived by her oldest brother, Mike and his wife, Angela; her niece Mikayla; grand-niece, Mikiyah; and grand-nephew, Mikah, of Washington state. She also leaves behind many providers and friends who feel her loss enormously.
A Memorial Service in honor of Lynn will be held on Tuesday, January 20, 2026, at 2:00PM, at the Shrine of Remembrance “America the Beautiful” Chapel, 1730 East Fountain Boulevard, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80910. A reception will follow at 3:00PM at the Olympian Plaza Reception and Event Center, 975 South Union Boulevard, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80910. Lynn will be laid to rest at Pikes Peak National Cemetery at a later date.