Name: Holmdel and Woolley-Boglioli Funeral Homes
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Lynn R. Steneck

October 19, 1940 - August 1, 2025

Lynn R. Steneck, 84, of West Long Branch, passed away peacefully at home Friday, August 1^st.

A lifelong resident of West Long Branch, Lynn graduated from Monmouth University with her master’s degree and was a registered nurse. In her youth, she was an avid equestrian. Lynn was a member of the Old First United Methodist Church and the West Long Branch Democratic Club. She was a member of the West Long Branch Board of Education, where she served for many years as president. After stepping down from the board, Lynn was the school nurse for West Long Branch Schools. Lynn was also the owner of “For Your Nails Only”, Oakhurst.

Lynn had a bigger-than-life personality. She was an avid reader and loved QVC and HSN.

Lynn was predeceased by her husband George in 2012. Surviving are her children Geoffrey & Catherine Steneck and Cathy & David Musselman; her grandchildren Anthony & his fiancé Samantha, Alex & his significant other Yenci, David & his fiancé Kristina and Patrick and her great-grandchildren Alexa and Geoffrey.

All services are private. For messages of condolence, please visit Lynn’s page of tributes at www.woolleyboglioli.com.

Woolley Boglioli Funeral Home

Donna Ahrens

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Lynn R. Steneck, 84, of West Long Branch, passed away peacefully at home Friday, August 1st. A lifelong resident of West Long Branch, Lynn graduated from Monmouth University with her master’s degree and was a registered nurse. In her youth, she was an avid equestrian. Lynn was a member of the Old First United Methodist …
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She was my sisters best friend for over sixty years. They talked every day when they were not mad at each other. Lyn and George could tell great stories and were great friends. She will be missed by many . She spent her life caring for people. Love from the Shanleys

Lynn was a fighter. I have known her from many years ago, she lived near the Tallmadges , my husbands boss. When she became a resident of Peter Cooper , we met again. She showed tough love and was very kind to my grandsons, in the W.L.B. school. She saw through their disabilities and cared for them with passion and made them feel loved . She will be missed greatly at the Coop! We shared many find memories of the pass and her last few years. Sending my condolences to all of her family. Fondly, Marcia Speck

Very sad to hear of Lynn's passing. She was one of a kind. I never failed to smile when I saw her coming my way. She'll be missed.

I had the pleasure of being Lynn's hospice nurse for the majority of her time on hospice. Lynn became like a second mother to me. We would talk for hours about any and everything. Her stories were the best. When I left hospice, I continued to visit with her. I will miss her so much. I wish you a peaceful journey, Lynn. You were definitely loved.

Sail on, dear lady. You lived a full and exciting life. Happy Trails, my friend.

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

Dear Geoffrey & Cathy, Where do I possibly begin? Ok…Sleepovers in the 70’s to get up early and put Cream Puff and Buster in the trailer to hit the road for a weekend show. Laughing and singing ourselves to sleep only to wake up to the same. You and your parents were my second home. I was so happy to have had the opportunity to talk at length to your mom a while back to let her know how much she meant to me. I always admired her great strength, sass and, straightforwardness. I will never forget Lynn and the way she mentored me. Allowing me to sweep the barn, ride her horses and become part of the Brookwillow Avenue crew was something that made my childhood magical. I have more than a few pictures to prove it. But, better than that are the sweetest memories that will never fade. I love you guys and will keep you and your family in my thoughts as you grieve yet celebrate a life well lived by your very special mom. XOXO Love you, Annmarie

Dear Cathy, Geoffrey and Family, We were saddened to learn of your dear mother’s passing. Please know that our caring thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. Our admiration for Lynn will remain with us forever. Our deepest sympathy and love, Uncle Mike, Aunt Inez, Janet Lynn, Judy & George

Condolences to Lynn"s family and friends.I met her years ago when she was a nurse at Monmouth Medical Center.She was kind to me when my son was a patient there. Later We met again in our mutual church. Nursing suited her and it was nice knowing her. Millie Ricci WLB

My memory of Lynn is seeing her every Sunday in the last row of the sanctuary at church back when she was able to get there.. She wanted to see everything that was going on! It is a good memory!

Dear Cathy, Jeffrey and Families, My deepest condolences on the passing of your Mom aka Mrs Steneck. She will be deeply missed and I cherish every moment and memory shared with her. I hope you can find peace in knowing she is not suffering and surrounded with family and horses. I will always remember the sign over the back door “Welcome to the Funny Farm”. 💕

Jeffrey and Cathy - My sincerest condolences to you and your families. Although it’s been awhile since your Mom and I have seen each other, you know what a significant and important part of my life, my kids lives and Dickie Webb’s lives she was. E We loved her and always will have the best memories of our shared moments. I am sure she rests in peace surrounded by love and light! Huge hugs and lots of love to you both.

God bless a wonderful woman. Her faith and strength was an inspiration. She will be missed.

Lynn & her late husband George were my dear friend's for more than 50 years. I will cherish our so many wonderful funny memories Rest in peace my dear friend. God be with you. Paulie.

I am 32 years old. I have known Lynn since I was in 4th grade. She was the substitute school nurse at my school. I had to go into the nurses office every day to take care of certain medical issues and Lynn always said hello with a smile everytime I walked in. Now for the past 9 years, I've lived in the same apartment complex she did and I grew even closer to her. Due to medical issues i was told I was never going to get pregnant and Lynn was the first one I told when I found out I was pregnant in 2024. She was so happy for me and always kept in touch with me to make sure i was feeling ok and that the baby was ok. I will miss her so much seeing her smiling face around Peter cooper village and wish my deepest sincere condolences to her family during this most difficult time!

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