Lynne Christine Conyers
January 3, 2026
CONYERS, Lynne Christine – Passed away peacefully and with her son by her side, at the Louise Marshall Hospital on Saturday, January 3, 2026 at the age of 67. Cherished mother of Jason Conyers. Loving daughter of Marlene and the late Edward Conyers. Remembered by her brothers David (Lois), Malcolm, and Paul, and the rest of her family.
Lynne was born in England and emigrated to Canada as a child. She worked as a flight attendant for 45 years with Wardair, then Canadian Airlines and finally Air Canada. Lynne was a proud and devoted mother to Jason, always encouraging and supporting him in everything he did. She will be greatly missed.
Private funeral arrangements are entrusted to the England Funeral Home. Those wishing to make a donation in memory of Lynne are asked to consider the Louise Marshall Hospital Foundation. Donations and online condolences may be made at www.englandfuneralhome.com
Condolences
David, Lois and the Conyers family, please accept my condolences on the passing of your sister Lynne. Let your memories shine and bring happiness to all who knew her. RIP!!
Abbie DiDonato
Jason and family, sending you deepest condolences on your Mom's passing. ✨️🕊✨️🕊✨️
Lynne's beautiful soul touched so many of us and as a Wardair family we all feel your loss.
So beloved and special, Lynne will live on in so many special memories. May comfort and strength find you, as you look up and see her flying high 🕊🕊✨️✨️
Lynne, rest in eternal peace 🙏🕊✨️
So sad to hear of Lynne’s passing. My sincerest condolences to Jason and the family. We had many laughs over the years. Lynne has taken her last flight
Her wings 🪽 will get her there. Fly high my friend.
Rita Ian’ and Nikki.
My sincere condolences to Jason. I worked a lot with Lynne over the years. She was one of a kind. Jason she spoke about you often during one of our many chats. I am in shock at her sudden passing; she was far too young.
R.I.P. Lynne 😥💔
Dear Jason and the entire Conyers Family;
I first met Lynne as an in charge at Canadian Airlines. She was a dedicated in charge that took care of her crew. Later I flew with her at Air Canada. She was a fun loving person to fly with and hang out with on layovers. She was a proud Mom!
My deepest condolences to Jason and the Conyers Family. RIP Lynne
Wardair people will always be a family and so sad we have lost a member of our family.Deepest condolences and respect.
— Jay Martin, January 6, 2026I am
so saddened to hear of Lynne’s passing. We grew up together and met again many years later. I stayed with Lynne and Jason and make special memories i will always cherish. Way to young to be taken. But u r with the angels now. RIP
So sorry for your loss Jason and the Conyers family I remember seeing your mum a few years back at my Grans she was always chasing you around when you was small you kept her on her toes.
Love Verity ❤️
Dear Conyers family
We are sadden to learn of Lynne's passing. I saw Lynne a few years ago when some Demaris "kids" had lunch together. My family lived across the street on Demaris and we have fond memories.
We trust that sweet memories of Lynne will help you through the difficult days.
May she rest in peace
The Robertson Family
My heart goes out to Jason and the rest of Lynne's family. I loved flying with Lynne...she always had a smile on her face and enjoyed having a good time. She was an amazing flight attendant and I enjoyed layovers with her. She always knew were the best coffee shop's were and we could spend hours sipping coffee and telling stories. I loved her sense of humor...she always made me laugh. She had a kind generous heart and I will miss her dearly. My thoughts and prayers are with Jason...the light of her life who she adored ....and her family. Rest in Peace my dear Friend....you will be sadly missed...but never Forgotten. Love You.
Mary Mitro
I met Lynne at Wardair.. Canadian.. Air Canada!! i flew with lynne a few times in the last couple of years.. always a firecracker!! Made me laugh but her gentle person was talking about her jewel in life Jason her son. She adored him.
i am sending my sincere condolences to Jason, family, and many friends🙏❤️🙏Cherish her memories forever with a smile. RIP Lynne
I am so very sorry to hear the sad news of Lynne’s passing. My condolences to her son Jason and all family and friends.
It has been many years since I have seen Lynne- we worked together during the Canadian Airlines days. She was one of my favorite In charges - I remember her quick wit, her brilliant mind, and that twinkle in her eye. She was truly unique and I always had fun working with her. She cared a lot about her profession and I really admired that.
May she RIP
I’m shocked and saddened to hear this news of Lynne’s passing.
I flew with Lynne many times during the Canadian and AirCanada days of our careers.
We always had fun adventures on our numerous layovers , over many years.
We talked often about raising sons and family.
My sincere and heartfelt sympathy to Lynne’s
family and particularly to Jason.
Most sincerely ,
Sherri Rose 😢💔
So young sorry to hear about Lynnes passing.
I flew with Lynne many many times. .
Sweet lady.
R.I.P
Nancy.
Jason I am so very sorry and shocked to hear this sad news. Your mother was unique. I flew with her often and we always managed to get up to some shenanigans. She absolutely adored you. You were her world so to read you were by her side brings comfort. Had I known she was ill I would have definitely come to see her. I am so very sorry for your loss. Please know that she will never be forgotten.
— Sally Hayward, January 6, 2026Dear Jason and Conyers Family,
So very sorry to hear about the passing of Lynne.
I met Lynne back in 1979 the year we all started at Wardair.
Did many flights with her. We always enjoy the time we got to spend together both on and off the aircraft. Many fun layovers together.
She will be missed by all that knew her.
Lynne and your entire family will be in our Thoughts and Prayers.
My deepest sympathies. It is sad that Lynne has been taken from us so soon.
RIP Lynne!
Dear Lynne, I will also keep memories close of how you always drove me home when I was visiting Jay never taking the chance of anything happening while I was under your care. You gave us boys a lot of amazing memories and support, including our wrestling days and nights. I know you always followed us closely as we grew and kept touch. Thank you for your everything you did.
— Christopher Budgen, January 6, 2026My deepest condolences to all of her family and especially her son. Flying with Lynne was always a pleasure. She had a sparkling smile with the occasional touch of mischief in her eyes. I will remember her fondly. Rest in peace Lynne.
— Evelyn Miazga, January 6, 2026My heart is with the family . I enjoyed working along side Lynne with Wardair, Canadian Airlines and Air Canada ! She was a beautiful soul. RIP Lynne ! Gone to soon !!!
— Donna Marie Sawicki, January 6, 2026Thank you to everyone for your condolences. Lynne isn’t walking into the sunset.. she’s flying into it.
Although I got to know Lynne for a short time, I’ll forever cherish the times spent with her. Lynne had a way with words, smart and funny, delightful personality, she made it so easy to connect with her. My most sincere and heartfelt condolences to Jason and family, and alll that knew Lynne and will be grieving her loss.❤️
— Adriana, January 6, 2026I’m very sorry to hear of Lynn’s passing.. we worked together at Ward Air through to Air Canada. There was never a dull moment when flying with Lynn! Thoughts and prayers go out to the family … a loss too early ..
— Judi foster, January 6, 2026