Sean D. Lynch

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

I did not have the pleasure of knowing Sean for very long, but the few times our paths crossed were filled with laughter. Sean was a gregarious and slightly goofy guy who always seemed to liven up a room. I will regret the conversations we never got a chance to have, but I take my consolation in the laughter that we shared.

I will miss you Sean. Your kind, heartfelt, caring, silly, and most of all your truly good soul. I feel honored to have known you in this life. I wish you had not left us, had not felt so alone in your sadness and with your struggle. Perhaps there is another life and we all will pick up where we left off...shedding all of the damage and only knowing all of the love...until then my friend...

Dear Denny,Sunny and Kathy I'm sure you'll remember me and my boys,Curtis and Rodney Neill.We lived next door in Oak Courts.This is Sandy Apostoles,you know me as Sandy Neill.I remember Sean running outside as a very little boy,laughing that he ran out front with you not knowing ... An adorable child.Sunny,you and I would make pasta and cucumber plates for lunch!Many fond memories with our children.We will all meet on the other end.... So sorry to learn of Sean passing. Sandy

We first met Sean since this past fall. We greatly enjoyed being with him. He was talented and charming with a great sense of humor. We had a wonderful Thanksgiving together and were looking forward to many more good times. We immediately connected with his kind heart and spirit. He was funny, kind and gentle and brought happiness to our daughter, Erin. We will sorely miss him. Diane and Bob DuFresne

Dear Lynch family, The loss of such a talented individual brings sadness to us all. We are together in spirit. All love. ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

so sad to hear about your loss of your son shawn, ,we are praying for you Sunny, Denny, and entire family.We Love you, Jim and Mona Canata

R.I.P., Sean, you're in some good company out there. Love to you, Kathy, I am so sorry.

I didn't know Sean very well. Only had a chance to talk to him maybe three times when I had stopped by the Village Store, and he was working there with renovations or repairs. I was taken by his noticeable friendliness and demeanor. As a result I was always looking for a chance to speak to him again on one of my stops. I will miss that bubbly person. I offer my sincere condolence to the entire family he left behind.