Condolence From: Steve & Nancy Williams
Condolence: Jack loved God, his family, his friends & his work. What a wonderful role model for a young VA Tech co-op student engineer to admire. Our 1st social gathering before our marriage was at the original Lynch house backyard volleyball party in 1967. Jack encouraged a good work ethic as well as a good social time together. The wives had a social group also and then several of us became the Wednesday Lunch Bunch. Friends forever we are. We are so thankful to have been together with Jack last summer for a gathering of Pax Pals from the old TSD. Sitting across from Jack & recalling past memories will always be special. Blessings to Trixie & the greater Lynch family.
Saturday May 26, 2018
Condolence From: Terrie Harney
Condolence: To the Lynch family- Ron and I send our love to each of you during this very difficult time. Mr. Lynch was such a kind, witty and compassionate man. We had many great times with the Lynch clan eating crabs around the pool and boating on the St. Mary's River. And your dad loved being part of all of that. We will always have great memories of those times you shared with us at his beautiful home. May he rest in peace.
Wednesday May 23, 2018
Condolence From: Mike Ridgell
Condolence: Paul, Tom and Entire Lynch Family, I'm very Sorry to hear of your Fathers passing, of all the time I have Known your Dad, he was always very Pleasant to talk to and always had a Smile on his face, I will definitely miss seeing him. (Especially at the Carnival)
Wednesday May 23, 2018
Condolence From: Norma Dawson
Condolence: To the Lynch family,
So sorry to learn of Jack's passing. I have known Jack for many years, in fact when he had his first date with Trixie! Talked with Jack several times during the past year while Trixie was still at Wildwood. Very ironic that three men who worked together and shared so much left this world within months of each other: David Griffin, Johnny Dawson, and now Jack. We all have so much to be proud of and so many wonderful memories.
My sympathies to all of you.
Sincerely,
Norma Dawson (Johnny's widow)
Wednesday May 23, 2018
Condolence From: Mari W
Condolence: To the Lynch family,
Such kind words have been used to express what Mr. John Lynch meant to those who knew him. It is evident that he went to great lengths to make things better for his family and community. I hope that in this time of bereavement you can find comfort not only in the memories shared, but also in the hope of a resurrection of the dead given by our Creator and affirmed by His son, Jesus Christ (Isaiah 26:19; John 5:28,29). Until then, please lean on those showing tender love and care for you.
Wednesday May 23, 2018
Condolence From: John Bohanan
Condolence: To the Lynch family,
Our community has lost a great leader and visionary. I had the opportunity to work closely with Jack and was always impressed by his great vision and ability to remain focused on what was good for the greater community. He will be sorely missed and should be hailed as one of Pax River's great pioneers and visionaries for all of his accomplishments. You should be proud of all that he contributed to make this a great community and for his role in bringing in many of the capabilities at Pax River today. He was an amazing man who was selflessly devoted as a leader in this community, all while being a great husband, father and grandfather.
John Bohanan
Tuesday May 22, 2018
Condolence From: Eleanor and Dale Abell
Condolence: To the entire Lynch family, Our prayers and thoughts are with you during this time. Your dad was a great man who did great things for the community during his lifetime. I'm sure he did the same for his family from the many stories I have heard. I was proud to know him.
Monday May 21, 2018
Condolence From: Bill Rymer
Condolence: To the family, my deepest concern and condolences. Jack and Trixie were SO good to me from they first day I met them in 1962. He was the ever-optimistic leader, the visionary and the cool-head in every situation. He will be missed !
Friday May 18, 2018
