Gail Lynch

I have fond memories of Gail and our talks. Whenever I see her book on my bookshelf I feel sad that such a wonderful woman died so soon. I will always remember her.

I still think of Gail often. We went through a lot together. I miss our talks and lunches. Have her book in my bookcase, and pull it out to look at often.

I think of you often and treasure the opportunity to know you and be your friend. You were very special to both my daughter and me.

I feel honored to have been able to call her "friend". We shared many good and sad times. She helped me through the death of my Father. I will miss her in many ways. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.

Gail was an extraordinary friend -- a mentor, a guide, an inspiration in all sorts of dimensions. I'm grateful to have known her. She will be part of my life always.

We have known and loved Gail since 1965.

With great admiration for the legacy you leave us and with sympathy,

Ellen and Norman

Even though I only knew Gail for a short time, she was so good to me and so special to me. She helped me through the loss of my daughter to ovarian cancer while dealing with her own cancer at the same time. I met Gail through my daughter and she was so good to Michelle during her illness, even coming to the house to see her. We became friends because of Michelle and Gail will be missed. I know her and Michelle are up there laughing and talking away. God Bless her wonderful family who she...

I only knew Gail a short time. She was a kind and caring woman. I can see why she will be missed.

For Gail, You became a friend when you moved to Old Lyme. I remember that you drove all the way from New Jersey to see "your" house and somehow I didn't make the appointment for you that day! You were so gracious and made another appointment-I'll never forget your kind understanding. I miss you ! Jan Duncan, Essex, Ct.