George Albert Lynch Jr.

Sue, Kathleen& Molly, George was always the kindest person I ever knew. I feel blessed that I got to know him 24 years ago. My family sends their deepest condolences. May your memories always keep your hearts warm

Very sorry to hear of the passing of George. He was one of the first guys I met at St. Robert's when my sons started attending school. Remembering all the good times at the annual parish festival. George was always instrumental in its production. I always enjoyed his sense of humor and wit. Rest in peace, friend. See you on the other side

Dear Sue, I have Many Fond Memories of George. I remember how Kind he was to my Family after my Father Passed. I remember the stories of when you were dating and your favorite restaurant was a Crepe Place. My cousin Toni Fitzpatrick also had Fond Memories of You and George. You and your family Will be in my Prayers and you were Fortunate to have had George in your live for so many years.

I always think of you as a amazing fun person, always there for all who need you, My one cherished memory, one that I´ll never forget and to this day it was one of our family best decisions You offered my son Michael a summer job, He worked for you that summer, complained daily, but to his credit got up each morning and went to work, he did listen to your employees who gave Mike this advice: "it´s important that you continue with school" this will give you choices as want type of job you...

We met Sue and George back in 1974 at St. Robert´s. My daughter was in the same classes as their daughter. Our heart felt condolences to Sue and the Lynch family on their loss. You´re in our thoughts and prayers, you have an Angel with you now.

Sending my love and prayers to Sue and Family. George will not soon be forgotten. His zest for life so apparent in every encounter will be remembered. From His kindness and generosity to his Dad jokes and pranks his name will always bring a smile and warm recalls. And may God hold you in the palm of his hands. Sleep well Cousin.

Sending our love, prayers and condolences to Sue and the Lynch family. George truly was a "man for all seasons" dedicated to family, friends, and all that personifies goodness.