Lynn Lango (born Lynn Lopresto) was born on May 15, 1945, in Hermosa Beach, California, the daughter of Joseph and Grace Lopresto. She passed away on January 28, 2026, in Mesa, Arizona.

Lynn’s life took her to many places and through many chapters. After growing up in California, she moved to Jacksonville, Oregon, with her young family, where she worked at the Jacksonville Historical Museum and helped develop engaging exhibits for children. She later lived in Vancouver, British Columbia, and went on to make her home in Kona, Hawaii, where she worked in the hospitality industry before eventually settling in Mesa, Arizona.

In her later years, Lynn made her home at Mesa Shadows, where she formed close friendships and became part of a caring circle of neighbors who were dear to her.

Lynn was artistic by nature and expressed her creativity through sewing and other hands-on projects. She was an avid reader, a devoted caretaker of her houseplants, and was known for her strong will, determination, and generous spirit. Those who knew her remembered her as someone who approached life with quiet strength.

Lynn is survived by her sons, Kurt Lango and Nicholas Lango; her grandchildren, Jackson Lango, Kyler Lango, and Bryn Lango; and extended family and friends who will miss her deeply.

Service arrangements will be determined at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that a tree be planted in her honor.