Birth date: Mar 22, 1946 Death date: May 30, 2026
Claudia Lynne Pittman, age 80, of Slidell, Louisiana, passed away on Saturday, May 30, 2026. She was born on March 22, 1946, in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. She is survived by her children, Danna Collins, Jessica Zalot, and Elizabet Read Obituary
One of my fondest memories, was when I got tickets to the Alabama- Penn State game in the Sugar Bowl and asked Lynne to go with me. The year was 1975 and we had a blast. The Tide won, and thank goodness Lynne drove. I wish we as a family, could have spent more time together. I know she is in Heaven with our Lord and Savior, and with all of our family. I’m sure Ed was the first to welcome her home. One day we will all be with her again.
Rest in Peace, my sister 😢
Rusty
Lynne was a very dear friend to me for 50 years. She was always there for me. She always made me laugh! I will always carry her in my heart. Lots of “always” - along with Love Always, Kaycee
Big Mama was a formidable woman with a big heart and a big laugh. I remember fondly some wonderful Thanksgivings, and know she is making waves in the graet beyond. My biggest love to her family.
From a family friend:
“Your mama was an amazing woman, scared the shit outta me a couple times haha
But definitely helped and loved more ❤️
Her “cussing me out” in her way, is actually a core memory haha
Once on the porch, and once in the living room at your house haha!
That, and her picking me up in the Quarter to take me to y’all’s place when I was 15. All of those memories are still vivid like it was yesterday.
And of course her letting y’all use your allowance to buy me cigarettes.. bonus points 🤣🤣❤️
She told me in the kitchen, I won’t make you go home, but you can’t be on the streets.
She actually kinda dodged my parents a bit and left it up to me to have them come or not. That was really big of her. Definitely a social worker’s talents”
My most sincere condolences on the passing of Lynn. I know her passing leaves a void in your hearts. I am confident that Aunt Stubby & Uncle Bub (and all of our aunts & uncles) were waiting for her with open loving arms. My prayers for her children & grands and all who loved her.
Cousin Pam
Godspeed Mom. Thanks for always being there. It meant more than I think you’ll ever know. I can still hear you laughing at my jokes, and your words of encouragement. I know I would not be the person I am today, if you had not been in my life. Love You Always, Motorcycle Chris.
