Lyn Jackson

Lyn T. Jackson: vibrant, charming, bold, eccentric, frustrating, feminist, lovely, grand, yet quiet and introverted, 1933-2021. She was born in Stratford Ontario as Thelma Marilyn Joyce (Bunny) Flood, a small town girl with big dreams. She and fellow Stratfordian and school friend Lloyd Robertson https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0731938/ started out at the local radio station. She went on to be a CBC Host and Announcer for Expo 67, and performed in films and theatre, from narrating the 1984 Alex Colville biography, to TV's Empire Inc, to silliness in Police Academy 3. She was an activist in feminism and for ACTRA, with a sharp mind and quick wit. She leaves behind her daughter, Lisa J. Dempster, and was predeceased by her son, William (Bill) Arthur Pike II. She led a complicated but full life.