Former Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan

Born September 16, 1948 and raised in Swift Current, she earned a bachelor and then master's degrees in education and a PhD in psychology. Lynda became leader of the provincial Liberals in 1989, and was the first woman to lead a political party in the province.

After leaving politics, Lynda worked briefly as a radio host before being appointed lieutenant governor in 2000 for what would be a six year term. As lieutenant governor, Haverstock was instrumental in organizing the province's centennial celebrations in 2005.

Through out her term, Lynda was a patron and promoter of the arts in Saskatchewan . Many people will remember her gracious personality and empathy for people.

In the picture, Lynda and husband, posed at the annual RCMP Charity Ball.