Pittsfield High School Alumni
Pittsfield, Massachusetts (MA)
In Memory of
Lyn Martin
1944-2026
Born Apr 04, 1944, Lyn Martin attended Pittsfield High School in Pittsfield, MA.
Class of 1963
Apr 04, 1944 - Mar 02, 2026
Apr 04, 1944 - Mar 02, 2026
Lynn F. Martin passed peacefully, enveloped in the loving arms of her beloved youngest daughter, Amy, while holding her hand. Amy was with her every step of the way these past few years, until Lynn gained her Angel wings and her soul was finally set free to begin her next beautiful journey Home.
Lynn is survived by her beloved daughters, Amy B. Martin of Ponte Vedra, Florida, and Christine Martin Gulec of Waterford, Connecticut; her grandchildren, Michael Adam Gulec of Warwick, Rhode Island, and Kayla C. Gulec of East Haven, Connecticut; and her younger brother, F. Scott Fowler, and his wife Monica of Ponte Vedra, Florida.
Lynn~ a gifted master artist, teacher, and devoted matriarch~ spent her life creating beauty and imparting wisdom and love to everyone she encountered. Born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, she graduated from Pittsfield High School in 1963. After graduating, she married, began a family, and embraced motherhood with profound love and unwavering devotion.
A woman of immense creativity and independence, Lynn owned and operated Seraphim Stained Glass Studio in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, for over four decades out of her beloved 300+ year-old farmhouse~ a kindred home she treasured deeply, where she created Sacred space for all who had the honor to enter. Through her artistry, she not only loved and supported her family but shared her creative vision generously with her community.
For nearly fifty years, Lynn created luminous works of art and taught countless students the Sacred artistry of stained glass and in her final later years in Florida, crushed-glass resin art. All her masterpieces did so much more than just catch the light~ they revealed it. Her life was a living breathing testament to her deep faith, love, and healing, inspiring others to reach for the stars and embrace their soul’s greatness and God-given gifts until her final breath.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to your local art program to nurture creativity in your community, continuing the light and inspiration Lynn so generously shared or to Northeast Florida Community Hospice: https://thefoundationcares.org/give
https://www.pontevedravalley.com/obituaries/lynn-fowler-martin
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Lynn is survived by her beloved daughters, Amy B. Martin of Ponte Vedra, Florida, and Christine Martin Gulec of Waterford, Connecticut; her grandchildren, Michael Adam Gulec of Warwick, Rhode Island, and Kayla C. Gulec of East Haven, Connecticut; and her younger brother, F. Scott Fowler, and his wife Monica of Ponte Vedra, Florida.
Lynn~ a gifted master artist, teacher, and devoted matriarch~ spent her life creating beauty and imparting wisdom and love to everyone she encountered. Born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, she graduated from Pittsfield High School in 1963. After graduating, she married, began a family, and embraced motherhood with profound love and unwavering devotion.
A woman of immense creativity and independence, Lynn owned and operated Seraphim Stained Glass Studio in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, for over four decades out of her beloved 300+ year-old farmhouse~ a kindred home she treasured deeply, where she created Sacred space for all who had the honor to enter. Through her artistry, she not only loved and supported her family but shared her creative vision generously with her community.
For nearly fifty years, Lynn created luminous works of art and taught countless students the Sacred artistry of stained glass and in her final later years in Florida, crushed-glass resin art. All her masterpieces did so much more than just catch the light~ they revealed it. Her life was a living breathing testament to her deep faith, love, and healing, inspiring others to reach for the stars and embrace their soul’s greatness and God-given gifts until her final breath.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to your local art program to nurture creativity in your community, continuing the light and inspiration Lynn so generously shared or to Northeast Florida Community Hospice: https://thefoundationcares.org/give
https://www.pontevedravalley.com/obituaries/lynn-fowler-martin
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