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Obituary For Bobbie Lynn Alexander
Our Love, Bobbie Lynn Mapp Alexander, was born on April 30, 1965 to Bobby and Emma Mapp. She was the oldest of her three siblings.
Lynn, as she was affectionately called by those that knew and loved her, attended the Greene County School System and graduated from Greene Taliaferro Comprehensive High in 1983.
At an early age, Lynn gave her life to Christ and became a member of the Siloam Missionary Baptist Church. She served as church secretary and bookkeeper for more than 30 years.
On September 3,1988, Lynn said "I Do" to Argene Alexander and to their union two children were born Tyya and Travon.
Lynn wore many hats and was known to go above and beyond with all tasks given. She was employed with Farmer's Bank, Stewart Finance, Greene County Christian Outreach and the Greene County School System until she answered the roll to join our Lord and Savior. While keeping family first, Lynn managed to be a pillar in her church as well as this community. She did it with the most joyful spirit and willfulness to help anyone with any need. She earned the title of friend to many but was loved by all she came in contact with.
Lynn Alexander leaves to cherish her memory a loving husband of 35 years, Argene Alexander; two children, Tyya Alexander and Travon
Alexander; grand-daughter Dallas Jackson; her parents, Bobby and
Emma Mapp; two brothers, Manfred (Digna) Mapp and Orlando
(Zandra) Mapp; one sister, Barbara (Wayne) West; and a host of nieces,
nephews, brother and sister in laws, relatives, and friends.
Homegoing Services: Saturday, July 27, 2024 at 1:00 p.m. from Greene County High School, Greensboro, Ga. with Rev. Roi Johnson, Officiating.
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Gracious Lavender Basket was sent for Bobbie Lynn Alexander - July 27, 2024
Donald l Swain sent Serene Lily Basket for Bobbie Lynn Alexander - July 25, 2024
My prayers are with you Argene and family. God Bless.
Sarah Newton sent Peace & Serenity Dishgarden for Bobbie Lynn Alexander - July 25, 2024
In loving memory of Lynn, who we were so lucky to work alongside.
With deepest sympathy during this difficult time, K-12 Solutions Group
Greensboro Police Dept sent Enduring Spirit Pothos Basket for Bobbie Lynn Alexander - July 24, 2024
May cherished memories bring you peace during this time of sorrow. Please know that Our deepest sympathies are with you as you navigate this loss. -Chief Monford & Staff
Send love from Morgan County Charter Schools!
I was truly blessed to have worked with Mrs. Alexander. She lit up a room with her smile, personality, warm heart, and positive attitude. She was a very hard-working woman who truly loved her kids and the children of Greene County. When asking her how her kids were, she would smile from ear to ear. The love she had for her family was ever present. It's sad that we won't see her beautiful smile anymore but Heaven will shine brighter with it's newest angel Ms. Lynn. God bless her and May she rest in peace. Much love to ALL of her family and friends (most I have taught). I love you all and will keep you all in my heart and in my prayers. God bless. (I have choosen the red candle because red is a color that is associated with Love- Ms. Lynn was love and will be remembered as a beacon of love to those who were blessed enough to have known her).
Forever in my heart,
Dr. Maryann Bruno
To have known Lynn was a gift in itself: from her infectious smiles whenever we crossed paths with her, from calling to the board of education to get our kids ready to transition from high to college or whatever was needed, from sharing moments in the isle of whatever store we were in about the grandbabies who had replaced our young adulys, from recently sending email after email about transcripts because we were playing phone tag all because we were doing our motherly duties for our grown children. We will truly miss Lynn, but she has labored here and is taking her rest. To the Alexander and Mapp family we extend our sincere condolences. May all our fond memories of her soften the pain on our hearts. As for Lynn, until we meet again. (Tynasha, Olivia, Christian and Knoland).
Deepest condolences! May the peace of God be with each of you during this difficult time. Sending hugs an love. Brenda Woods & Family
Please accept our deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and Prayers are with the family. Minister Betty Gamble Hudson and Carey Hudson.
I am so very sorry to hear this sad news. Lynn and I have been friends since middle school. I will miss seeing that beautiful smile and a friend that I will always cherish. Praying for days to come for family.
Teresa Walker Dunagan
Prayers for peace and comfort for all during the coming days
My thoughts and prayers are with the family of Mrs. Lynn Alexander. She was such a sweet person to work with. Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal (John 14:27). Paula Kilgore Roberts Putnam County High School Registrar/Data Specialist
My thoughts and prayers are with the family of Mrs. Lynn Alexander. She was such a sweet person to work with. Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal (John 14:27). Paula Kilgore Roberts Putnam County High School Register/Data Specialist
The family has my deepest condolences, Lynn was such a lovely person. May God continue to shine on the family,
Prayers for comfort and strength to this family. Lynn was a very special person and will be greatly missed. James and Faye Taylor
If death only happened when we were ready, no loved one would ever die. My thoughts and prayers are with all that knew and love Lynn. A very special prayer for her family because I know that you all were not ready. May God be with and comfort you like no human can. Deepest sympathies Teresa R Sneed.. Class of 8T3
Saddened and shocked to hear this news. Lynn was a true blessing to me. We go way back working together at the bank. She encouraged me to date Steve back when we were there. Glad she did. She was also a great support for me at the school. We had good times laughing as two Union Point raised girls. I could always count on her to tell me like it was. I am happy to have called her a good friend. I will miss her! Many prayers for peace and comfort to come for you all. She was proud of her family and shared stories of you often. DeAndra and Steve Lanier
Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.
