Lynda Wiesmeier Bio
Lynda Wiesmeier, born Lynda Ann Wiesmeier, was an American model and actress. She was also credited as Linda Wiesmeier and Lydia Wiesmeier. Wiesmeier was born on May 30, 1963, and died on December 16, 2012.
Wiesmeier was Playboy’s Playmate of the Month for July 1982. She was 19 years old when she appeared in the magazine.
Lynda Wiesmeier was 5 feet 6 inches (168 cm) tall and had blond hair and blue eyes. Her published measurements were 36-22-36 inches (92-55-92 cm), and her profile lists her bust as natural.
Lynda Wiesmeier had the kind of all-American beauty that turned heads and stopped hearts. With her golden blonde hair, captivating curves, and a megawatt smile, she was a natural fit for Playboy. It was no surprise when Richard Fegley captured her centrefold, where she graced both the cover and the pages with effortless charm.
Lynda's childhood was a whirlwind, moving across the U.S. and even spending time in Germany before finally settling in Los Angeles. Before Playboy, she was working as a receptionist in a doctor's office-an ordinary day job for a woman who was anything but ordinary. Taking a chance on a new path, she stepped in front of the camera, and the rest was history.
Her Playmate moment opened doors to a whirlwind of opportunities. She became a Playboy promotional model, a reporter for the "Playboy Channel", and appeared in a string of cult-favorite comedies and action flicks. She made her film debut in "American Pop" and went on to star in movies like "Private School", "Teen Wolf", and "Malibu Express", where her natural charisma and bombshell looks made her an instant screen presence.
After her time in the spotlight, Lynda transitioned into a more grounded life, working as an office manager in Lafayette, Louisiana, before eventually returning to Southern California. Whether in front of the camera or behind the desk, Lynda Wiesmeier carried the same warmth and confidence that made her Playboy moment unforgettable. A classic beauty with a fearless spirit, she remains a favorite among fans who remember the golden era of Playboy.
