Maureen K. Lynch

Sorry to hear that Mo is gone. When I first discovered this branch of my family through genealogy pursuits I made a special trip to meet my "new" cousins on my way home from a drive to Denver. Mo was especially engaging and welcoming, and she helped me place people in the family tree and shared photos. We stayed in contact ever since. If I had lived closer, I would loved to have spent more time with her. My best to the family at this time.

So sorry to hear of Mo's passing. We shared many fun and special times over the years. I always appreciated her friendship. RIP my old fiend.

I will always love Mo, my Viking Sister. Who Loves you, baby! With Love Always, Terri, Mo's cousin and Viking Sister.

My Dearest "Cool Mama". Still remember that first day I walked into Tamarron & walked past her desk, looked at her and she was a "Cool Mama". She will forever be in my heart & soul. Love you Mo!!

Growing up in Pagosa Springs living across the alley from the Lynch family was great. I am sure Maureen (Mo) Would laugh at or childish behaviors, but in my memory never a mean word .She let us be ornery neighborhood kids we were. Live and let live. I love the Beatles also... " the love you give is equal to the love you receive " or something like that

RIP Mo. We will miss your laugh!

First met Mo in the late 70's when she started at the Durango Herald. Also worked with her when she work at Tamarron in accounting. Had a lot of good times with her and her sense of humor. She will be missed.