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Melissa Garber (Wetz)
September 4, 2012
Mr. Lynch was one of my favorite college professors. He was tough and brought the best out of me, he taught me everything I know about the graphic design industry and not to "gild the lily" when designing. I really liked him and the way he taught, he didn't mess around and told the truth and made us work hard. I will really miss him, a sad day. He helped me be the best Graphic Designer I could be, Good Bye Mr. Lynch you will surely be missed and NEVER forgotten.
Diana Roe
March 8, 2012
John was my cousin. I remember him when we were little. My condolences to Sheila and their boys and also to my cousin Donna (his sister)
Courtney (Bell) Taylor
March 6, 2012
What a shame. He was such an inspiration to so many students including myself. Least he was able to touch so many lives with his time here. He will be truly missed. R.I.P Mr. Lynch.
Andrew Sloan
March 5, 2012
John was a great mentor, teacher and friend to me. He will be missed greatly. - Andrew Sloan
Ed Lynch
March 5, 2012
John was my cousin. I had many memorable and precious times with John and I will miss him dearly. My condolences to Sheila and and the boys.
Dean Murphy
March 5, 2012
If we are truly fortunate, we meet someone like John, once in our lives. I consider myself very lucky indeed to have counted him among my friends for the past 26 years. We talked of life, of our times in the Army and so much more. The opportunity to exchange a snappy salute, as we often did, will be missed. Please accept my sincerest condolences. Respectfully, Dean Murphy
Bob
March 4, 2012
I am grateful for the life of Mr. Lynch. Thanks to his service and to the service of others in our armed forces, my family and I have been able to lead our lives in freedom and peace.
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