Todd Matthew Lynn

I knew Todd through my work with LFCC (LRCC) as a Career Coach as SJHS and later on the Superintendent and Parents Advisory Committee for Shenandoah County Public Schools. I always found Todd to be bright, articulate, positive, enthusiastic and open to ideas and discussions. I no longer live in Shenandoah County but continue to follow the news and was shocked to see Todd's obituary. He was so young and so driven that this is a tremendous loss and setback for the educational community. He will...

He was an amazing person a great principal he made a huge impact on my life he made me know that even though my father wasn’t the best person and was never there for me that I was still a good person he taught me how to behave and be a good person when I was 16 and pregnant he never had anything bad to say and always told me he would be so excited to meet my daughter he was such an incredible man and I so blessed to know that I had the chance to get to know him

I knew him very shortly but he has made an impact on my life so much, I remember him from my senior year of high school at triplet tech letting me shave his face to practice for when I go out into the world as a CNA. Everything I have accomplished has been possible because I hear his voice cheering me on. thank you for everything Mr. Lynn I hope you are watching from above with god and that big smile everyone loved so much.

Although I never got to really know him, I remember him from our Triplet Tech orientation about 2 months back. He seemed very nice and dedicated to his career. Something that really stood out to me was how passionate he was about the development of his students, how he made them feel important, and how reminded us that the elective we chose, will shape our future, and have a great impact on society. In a way, I think almost every student who was there felt more eager, and a greater sense of...

So sorry for your loss. Prayers for your Family.

With our deepest condolences. May Todd Rest in Peace and may the family find Peace. Gladetown memories. John, Debbie and Jason Santelli