Charles Lynch

My family and I are so glad that we knew Chuck Lynch! A truly great genuine guy! Our condolences. The Barron Family

Dear Jay, Judy and Family, We grew up together and remained friends all of our years. A nicer guy you couldn't find. We were just several days apart in age and we always joked about it. I always think of him now when I play "One Hundred Years From Today" by Billy Holliday. Your in heaven now Chuck and think of you often & hope your listening to great jazz. '

Dear Judy, please accept my condolences to you and all of the children. From your "cousin"

To the Lynch & Kinnecome Families, My deepest sympathy goes out to all of you. Growing up he was one of our group, except he went to St. Mary's. A nicer gentleman will have a hard time matching Chuck. Judy you were their for him which I am sure was extremely comforting & he always spoke so well of you. I will close by saying A Hundred Years From Today is one of my favorites & so very true.

I have the fondest memories growing up and going to Lynch's. Chuck always had a smile and kind words. He was a great man. May your memories bring you peace. My thoughts and prayers are with all of the Lynch family at this sad time.

Our heartfelt sympathy to all the Lynch and Kinnecome families. Our family knew Chuck Lynch very well back in the day. Some of my brothers and sisters were friendly with The Lynch kiddos. In fact Chuck gave me a great reference when I applied to nursing school, and appreciated that immensely. Also had the pleasure of watching the Lynch sibblings when they were young and enjoyed that as well. God Bless you all. Sending Love prayers hugs and blessings to you all. Love the Barron...

So very sorry to his beautiful family .He was such a great guy.May He Rest in Peace .

Uxbridge has lost another of its heroes. Lynch's Pharmacy and later Package Store was the center of Uxbridge life and Chuck was at its center. He was never to busy for a friendly greeting and to offer advice on a wine selection or local matter. We served together on the Tri River Board and he could always be counted on to lend a hand and offer sage advice. He will be missed by the Town. Thanks to his family for sharing him with us for all those years.