Lynn M. Westrich
Lynn was born December 11, 1966, in Adams, Wisconsin to Frank and Susan (Greiner) Abbott. She lived a life of love with much loyalty to her family and friends. She was nothing short of a fighter who battled everything life threw at her with grace. She graduated from Adams-Friendship High School in 1995. Lynn spent 5 seasons working for Orida Foods Potato Farm and 8 years at Necedah Pallet. Lynn spent about one year of her time as a medication tech at Oak Grove Assisted Living devoting her caring heart to her patients. She was able to dedicate her passionate skills until she was unable due to her diagnosis with her Multiple Sclerosis.
She married Randy Westrich on February 25, 2011, in Mauston, Wisconsin. Together, they enjoyed making memories camping or boating together with their family.
Lynn enjoyed being surrounded by family including weekends camping, cook outs, her nights watching movies and eating Orville Redenbacher’s popcorn with her favorite dog companion Mocha, or simply sitting outside on the deck. Lynn enjoyed watching the hummingbirds outside and adored butterflies.
Lynn was preceded in death by her parents Frank and Susan (Greiner) Abbott; husband Randy Westrich; two brothers Frank Abbott Jr and David Abbott; and her first husband Hilmar Sparby.
Survivors include her sons Shayne (Kelsi Steele) Sparby and Dustyn (Krista) Sparby; two grandchildren Braxton Sparby and a baby girl on the way due in October (Dustyn & Krista), and two sisters Patricia Jenkins and Lisa Abbott. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, great-nieces, and great-nephews.
There will be a celebration of life on August 8th, 2026 at the VFW in Adams, Wisconsin from 11am-2pm.
Roseberry’s Funeral Home is assisting the family. Visit www.roseberrys.com for online condolences and further information.
Joe I’ll love you forever ❤️ rip sweetheart
Dear friend, will miss you lots, enjoyed talking about life, take care, condolences to your family you will be missed
It is within my heart to say goodbye forever. This is one thing I’ve dreaded doing for a long time. Lynn was a very close friend of mine for over 30.years. We’ve had built a strong relationship over those years and have both been down some rough roads. One thing for sure is that Lynn certainly fought this undiagnosed horrible battle for a while. She didn’t know of the cancer that took her from us but she did fight like h#ll when she found out. She loves her family and will never be away from them. Trust and believe every snow flake raindrop butterfly bird Sunday or wind that her family will feel is that of her presence she will always cherish that. At this time I’d love to say your battle is over but you will never be. RiP my dearest friend forever love SUE
My deepest condolences to the family. Rip my friend.
U will be missed Lynn. Sending prayers to the family. Rip
Fly high my friend. Thoughts and prayers to the family.
You will be missed my friend I will never forget you I have lots of good memories of you from Adams Friendship since 7th grade Rest in Peace!
So sorry to hear about your loss. Our prayers are with her family.
Prayers to Lynns family. She was a sweet lady when I knew her many years ago. You all have my love.
Rest in peace Lynn. Thoughts and prayers to the family.
We are so sorry for your loss and cannot imagine the pain of losing a mother so young. Your mom was so sweet and I remember when I was a wrestling manager all the conversations she had with me about you two. She was so caring towards me that season and proud of you both. She loved you both so much. We are paying for you guys.
You were a great person to hang around with the laughter the jokes you are surely surely gonna be blessed by many and loved by many may you rest in peace cousin love you
You will be missed by many. I loved coming to see everyone and enjoying your time together. Love and miss you. REST IN PEACE CUZ
Rip my friend ive known you for 20 yrs or so. Will miss running into you and saying hi. Spread those wings and fly high beautiful
Shayne and Dustyn, So sorry for your loss of your Mom. Sending prayers to you and the Abbott family.