Linda D. Rann
April 13, 1950 ~ May 1, 2009
On May 1, 2009 Linda D. "Lolly" Rann (age 59) of Centreville, Virginia passed away at Reston Hospital. She is the devoted wife of 39 years to Stephen L. Rann & loving mother of Kimberly (Trevor) Brown, Sarah (Hadi) Aboukhater & Rachel (Michael) Wysuph. She is also survived by four sisters, Cecilia (William) Finch, Susan (Kenneth) Shreve, Kathleen (Neal) Cerpanya & Honore (Richard) Hastings; seven grandchildren, Maxwell & Margaret Brown, Elias, Evan & Mira Aboukhater, & Baylan & Lillian Wysuph.
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
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We have lost such a lovely person. I enjoyed working with Lolly on FWP and personnel. My thoughts and prayers are with all who will miss her dearly. God Bless.
Bill heartfelt thoughts to you and your family
Lolly was always a joy to work with – we had a lot of fun working together when I was stationed in Reston. May God comfort you during this difficult time.
My heartfelt condolences go out to your family. Your daughter, sister, mom always had such a joy for life. The relationship she had with all of you is to be admired. Her spirit lives on in each of you and through the sparkling eyes of her grandchildren.
I am so sorry I cannot attend the funeral service for Lolly. She was a special person. She will surely be missed. My heart goes out to her family. You must miss her so much. Jan Fuller
Steve, Mere words alone cannot express my heartfelt condolences to you and your family for the loss of Lolly. I know that your faith and strong family values will get you through this hard time. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your entire family. Don’t hesitate to call if you need anything.
My Deepest Sympathy to the family. Lolly was a special person who will be remembered by all who knew her.
I first met Lolly when we all lived in Naples, Italy. What fun we all had she was such a fun person she will be missed.My thoughts and prayers go out to the family
I’m from the Western Region office in CA,but had worked with Lolly on a couple of projects and she was as usual helpful and supportive whenever I had questions. I will always remember her great sense of humor. My deepest sympathy. Susan
We are truly sorry for your loss. We will miss seeing her smiling face. Please pass our condolences to your daughters. I thought of Lolly every step I took during the Avon Breast Cancer walk. I was proud to honor her on my walk. We are here for you.
Steve, My heartfelt sympathies to both you and family during this difficult time.
Our deepest sympathy for your family. Lolly brightened our day and made our world a nicer place to be. Your Friends at the USGS “CAPP” office in Madison, WI
I so admired Lolly for her dedication, interest, and willingness to always assist USGS managers like myself to resolve personnel questions. Lolly’s friendly, good-humored attitude made interactions with her easy and productive. Lolly was a delightful lady and I was privileged to know her. My sincerest sympathy to her family.
Lolly always made our family feel a part of hers. We shall miss her at all the family gatherings. She was a bright and shining angel to her entire family. We will all keep her memory alive for her darling grandchildren, as well as the rest of the family. Our deepest sympathies to Steve, her precious Dad Bill, Kim, Sarah, Rachel and their families, and Ceci, Sue, Kathy and Honore. We share your sorrow.
My deepest sympathy goes out to the family. If I could use only one word to describe Lolly, I would use the word…caring! Lolly cared for every employee in the Eastern Region. Even during her battles with cancer, she always made light of her struggles (never wanted the focus on her) and always stayed focused on everyone else’s needs. She was truly a remarkable woman and someone I was proud to have known. Gayle Sisler USGS Retiree
I had the good fortunate to recruit Lolly to the Water Resources Division as the human resources specialist. We worked together for many years. I was pleased to see her eventually become Personnel Officer for Eastern Region. She had great people skills and provided outstanding support to the people of USGS. She will be missed
Dearest Stephen, Kimberly, Sarah, Rachel, Ceci, Sue, Kathy, Honeybee and Dad Dorie, my deepest sympathy with the loss of our Lolly. She was a remarkable loving woman who was my friend and “sister” for over 40 years. Always, her family came first and she loved all of you and her beautiful grandchildren. She fought her battle with the grace and upbeat nature that inspired us. I love you, Lol, you will be in my heart forever! Barbie
Steve, We were deeply saddened to hear of Lolly’s passing. It was the same sinking feeling as when you told me of her original cancer diagnosis. When we’d get to work early, you told me enough for me to know that she was facing her cancer battle with courage, humor, grace and dignity. Almost 40 years together seems like a real gift. But she’s been called to heaven, I suspect the HR department there needs work and seriously shaped up. Please know that you’re both in our thoughts and prayers.
Please accept my condolences for your loss of such a wonderful person. I was so saddened by Lolly’s passing. She has always been a inspiration to me and I will miss her. Her strength was amazing.
The world’s total of positive energy has just dropped. Lolly was a joy to be around. My condolences to all her family and friends.
We are very sorry for your loss
The most loving and living person I ever knew. She lit up everyone’s life whenever they were in her company and always made every moment brighter.
I was very sorry to hear of the loss of Lolly… It was always a pleasure to work with her.
Steve and Family – Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you at this very difficult time. We feel honored to have known Lolly. Her smile, laughter and spirit were what life is truly all about. Lolly will always be in our thoughts and the annual dinners will not be same without her. Steve please remember you always have your Naples friends and we are just a phone call away. Deb and John
Our deepest sympathy to your entire family. May God bless you during this difficult time.
I knew Lolly through work and family. She was a strong women and one to be greatly admired. Whenever I saw Lolly she was always bright and happy and greeted everyone with a smile. Even through her struggles you would never know it. My heartfelt condolences go out to the entire family as I know she will be missed terribly.
To Sarah and Trevor, Our prayers and sympathy go out to you and all of your families from your friends and co-workers at CBP. I am sure the angels were there to meet your Mom and spirit her up to Heaven.
I am deeply sorry for your loss. Just thinking of Lolly makes me smile. She was delightful to work with even through the most difficult times. We have missed this remarkable lady very much.
Steve– My deepest sympathy to you and your family. I first met Lolly when I was reassigned to Reston in March 1993 by the USGS. It was immediately obvious that she was special. She would light up the room with her smile, the sparkle in her eyes, her infectious laugh and ability to talk with anyone and make them comfortable. We talked a lot over the years about how much she loved her family, her special relationship with her father, how much she loved Steve and appreciated all his support, how proud she was of her daughters and grandchildren, and how much she enjoyed many evenings spent talking with Robin while sipping a glass of wine. She also was devoted to her work at Triple A where she made such a difference in so many lives. She will be missed by one and all. Lolly will always have a special place in my heart. She was my best friend.
I hold such vivid and fond memories of Lolly and Steve in high school in Naples, Italy. What a special couple they made. Lolly was one of the little sisters of Sue, my best friend. I will always remember Lolly as a loving, easy-going person who was so much fun to be with back then. Later in life, we would see each other at our reunions and laugh at so many good memories of being teenagers growing up in Italy. She loved her wonderful family and many friends and was so well thought of by others. I know Mrs. Dorie was there to meet Lolly at the gates of Heaven.
Dear Steve, I was privileged to work with Lolly on the NR staff. She always brought lightness and joy to our workaday world. My deepest condolonces to you and your family. Chet Zenone Salem OR
Steven, Lolly was such a special friend to me for many years, and I can’t begin to say how much I will miss her. We laughed and cried about husbands, kids, grandkids, parents, and work. Lolly was always there to support me in hard times and to celebrate with me in joyful times. I valued her advice, appreciated her humor, and treasured her friendship. Please know that you and all your family are in our thoughts and prayers.