Linda Larae Lachman Yarro
1940 - 2016
Early Life: Linda was born July 7, 1940, to Earl I. and Leah June Green Lachman in Pacific Palisades, California, and was raised there.
Life's Work | Service | Interests: She was the perfect friend, thoughtful and giving, and thus, she was blessed with many who adored her. She was always up for a party, and as frequently as possible, would gather friends and family around her to share food and fun. She made her home in Utah to be close to her growing family. Her life and home were always open and all were welcome. Her smile was vibrant, warm and welcoming to friends old and new. Always happy to say hello, always graciously listening to what someone had to say, always willing to be supportive in your endeavors. She loved the outdoors, especially to feel the sun on her face. She felt at home in the mountains, or the beach, and loved painting, skiing, hiking, swimming and boating. She was bold in how she approached each day and fearless with her outlook on life. Her passion, determination and "just do it" attitude was infectious. Her laugh was huge and contagious. Once Linda started laughing, it would be difficult for anyone in the room to keep a straight face and dry eye. Of her many accomplishments and adventures, nothing brought her more joy, peace and happiness than her family. She, along with her husband, Ralph, were the epicenter of all family gatherings; it didn't matter who you were, you were family. On Saturday, August 13, 2016, beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Linda Larae Lachman Yarro, left this earth to be reunited with her lifelong companion and the love of her life, "King" Ralph, and the rest of her beloved family. She was 76 years old.
Family Message: "We can only imagine the joyous reunion that occurred and find great comfort in our knowledge that she is surrounded by the love she deserves. Her light and laughter will be deeply missed, but we know we will be with her again. The hallmarks of her life are reflected in the children she has raise and the friends she has won. We will all miss Linda. She has asked us to strive to live life to its fullest, to make the most of every moment and of every day. May her memory and example never fade."
Survived By: Her four children: Tracy, Ralph, Matthew and Justin; her 13 grandchildren: Kayley, Clark, Tanner, Ryley, Sydney, JJ, Chloe, Nick, Noah, Canaan, Isabelle, Connor and Amelia; her great-grandson, Ocean; and their "doghter", Heidi.
Services: Nelson Family Mortuary
Interment: East Lawn Memorial Hills Cemetery
Obituary: © Nelson Family Mortuary | August 2016
Bio compiled by: Annie Duckett Hundley
1940 - 2016
Early Life: Linda was born July 7, 1940, to Earl I. and Leah June Green Lachman in Pacific Palisades, California, and was raised there.
Life's Work | Service | Interests: She was the perfect friend, thoughtful and giving, and thus, she was blessed with many who adored her. She was always up for a party, and as frequently as possible, would gather friends and family around her to share food and fun. She made her home in Utah to be close to her growing family. Her life and home were always open and all were welcome. Her smile was vibrant, warm and welcoming to friends old and new. Always happy to say hello, always graciously listening to what someone had to say, always willing to be supportive in your endeavors. She loved the outdoors, especially to feel the sun on her face. She felt at home in the mountains, or the beach, and loved painting, skiing, hiking, swimming and boating. She was bold in how she approached each day and fearless with her outlook on life. Her passion, determination and "just do it" attitude was infectious. Her laugh was huge and contagious. Once Linda started laughing, it would be difficult for anyone in the room to keep a straight face and dry eye. Of her many accomplishments and adventures, nothing brought her more joy, peace and happiness than her family. She, along with her husband, Ralph, were the epicenter of all family gatherings; it didn't matter who you were, you were family. On Saturday, August 13, 2016, beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Linda Larae Lachman Yarro, left this earth to be reunited with her lifelong companion and the love of her life, "King" Ralph, and the rest of her beloved family. She was 76 years old.
Family Message: "We can only imagine the joyous reunion that occurred and find great comfort in our knowledge that she is surrounded by the love she deserves. Her light and laughter will be deeply missed, but we know we will be with her again. The hallmarks of her life are reflected in the children she has raise and the friends she has won. We will all miss Linda. She has asked us to strive to live life to its fullest, to make the most of every moment and of every day. May her memory and example never fade."
Survived By: Her four children: Tracy, Ralph, Matthew and Justin; her 13 grandchildren: Kayley, Clark, Tanner, Ryley, Sydney, JJ, Chloe, Nick, Noah, Canaan, Isabelle, Connor and Amelia; her great-grandson, Ocean; and their "doghter", Heidi.
Services: Nelson Family Mortuary
Interment: East Lawn Memorial Hills Cemetery
Obituary: © Nelson Family Mortuary | August 2016
Bio compiled by: Annie Duckett Hundley
Linda Larae Lachman Yarro
1940 - 2016
Early Life: Linda was born July 7, 1940, to Earl I. and Leah June Green Lachman in Pacific Palisades, California, and was raised there.
Life's Work | Service | Interests: She was the perfect friend, thoughtful and giving, and thus, she was blessed with many who adored her. She was always up for a party, and as frequently as possible, would gather friends and family around her to share food and fun. She made her home in Utah to be close to her growing family. Her life and home were always open and all were welcome. Her smile was vibrant, warm and welcoming to friends old and new. Always happy to say hello, always graciously listening to what someone had to say, always willing to be supportive in your endeavors. She loved the outdoors, especially to feel the sun on her face. She felt at home in the mountains, or the beach, and loved painting, skiing, hiking, swimming and boating. She was bold in how she approached each day and fearless with her outlook on life. Her passion, determination and "just do it" attitude was infectious. Her laugh was huge and contagious. Once Linda started laughing, it would be difficult for anyone in the room to keep a straight face and dry eye. Of her many accomplishments and adventures, nothing brought her more joy, peace and happiness than her family. She, along with her husband, Ralph, were the epicenter of all family gatherings; it didn't matter who you were, you were family. On Saturday, August 13, 2016, beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Linda Larae Lachman Yarro, left this earth to be reunited with her lifelong companion and the love of her life, "King" Ralph, and the rest of her beloved family. She was 76 years old.
Family Message: "We can only imagine the joyous reunion that occurred and find great comfort in our knowledge that she is surrounded by the love she deserves. Her light and laughter will be deeply missed, but we know we will be with her again. The hallmarks of her life are reflected in the children she has raise and the friends she has won. We will all miss Linda. She has asked us to strive to live life to its fullest, to make the most of every moment and of every day. May her memory and example never fade."
Survived By: Her four children: Tracy, Ralph, Matthew and Justin; her 13 grandchildren: Kayley, Clark, Tanner, Ryley, Sydney, JJ, Chloe, Nick, Noah, Canaan, Isabelle, Connor and Amelia; her great-grandson, Ocean; and their "doghter", Heidi.
Services: Nelson Family Mortuary
Interment: East Lawn Memorial Hills Cemetery
Obituary: © Nelson Family Mortuary | August 2016
Bio compiled by: Annie Duckett Hundley
1940 - 2016
Early Life: Linda was born July 7, 1940, to Earl I. and Leah June Green Lachman in Pacific Palisades, California, and was raised there.
Life's Work | Service | Interests: She was the perfect friend, thoughtful and giving, and thus, she was blessed with many who adored her. She was always up for a party, and as frequently as possible, would gather friends and family around her to share food and fun. She made her home in Utah to be close to her growing family. Her life and home were always open and all were welcome. Her smile was vibrant, warm and welcoming to friends old and new. Always happy to say hello, always graciously listening to what someone had to say, always willing to be supportive in your endeavors. She loved the outdoors, especially to feel the sun on her face. She felt at home in the mountains, or the beach, and loved painting, skiing, hiking, swimming and boating. She was bold in how she approached each day and fearless with her outlook on life. Her passion, determination and "just do it" attitude was infectious. Her laugh was huge and contagious. Once Linda started laughing, it would be difficult for anyone in the room to keep a straight face and dry eye. Of her many accomplishments and adventures, nothing brought her more joy, peace and happiness than her family. She, along with her husband, Ralph, were the epicenter of all family gatherings; it didn't matter who you were, you were family. On Saturday, August 13, 2016, beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Linda Larae Lachman Yarro, left this earth to be reunited with her lifelong companion and the love of her life, "King" Ralph, and the rest of her beloved family. She was 76 years old.
Family Message: "We can only imagine the joyous reunion that occurred and find great comfort in our knowledge that she is surrounded by the love she deserves. Her light and laughter will be deeply missed, but we know we will be with her again. The hallmarks of her life are reflected in the children she has raise and the friends she has won. We will all miss Linda. She has asked us to strive to live life to its fullest, to make the most of every moment and of every day. May her memory and example never fade."
Survived By: Her four children: Tracy, Ralph, Matthew and Justin; her 13 grandchildren: Kayley, Clark, Tanner, Ryley, Sydney, JJ, Chloe, Nick, Noah, Canaan, Isabelle, Connor and Amelia; her great-grandson, Ocean; and their "doghter", Heidi.
Services: Nelson Family Mortuary
Interment: East Lawn Memorial Hills Cemetery
Obituary: © Nelson Family Mortuary | August 2016
Bio compiled by: Annie Duckett Hundley
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