Memorial for longtime Edmonds School District teacher Gay Lynne Nixon will be Sunday, March 2 - Lynnwood Today

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The memorial service for Gay Lynne Nixon, a cherished teacher in the Edmonds School District, is set to occur on Sunday, March 2, from 6-9 p. m. at the Swedish Club in Seattle. This gathering is a heartfelt tribute to her lifelong dedication to education and the profound impact she had on her students and the community. Colleagues, friends, and former students will come together to honor her legacy, sharing stories and memories that reflect her nurturing spirit.

Nixon was known for her passion for teaching and her ability to inspire those around her, making a lasting impression on countless lives. The Swedish Club, a venue celebrated for its cultural significance, will serve as an appropriate setting for this event. Attendees will have the opportunity to reminisce about her contributions to the field of education and celebrate the values she instilled in her students. The memorial not only commemorates her professional accomplishments but also the deep personal connections she built over the years. This event underscores the importance of community and the enduring impact of dedicated educators like Nixon.

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