Richard P. Lynch

Marie, I am sorry to hear of your loss. I started at P&G a year after your dad retired. He did tell me about P&G when I first started. He was a kind and well known person at P&G as well.

Sincerely,
Matt Martines

So sorry for your loss. My Dad was a friend of Dick's and he spoke of him often, keeping him in his thoughts and prayers up until his own passing this April. You have our deepest sympathies.
Sincerely,
Margaret Sullivan Rebarchik

Karen and I are so sorry for your loss. I knew that sometime the call would come but still wasn't really prepared for it. As my sister said he always was our favorite uncle. I am so glad that Karen and I came to see him a couple of years ago so I have that to treasure. I remember thinking that evening that it could be the last time for me to see him. It turns out it was.

He will always be in my thoughts and I'll always remember him as "My Uncle Dick"!

I am so sorry for your loss, Marie, and the loss of your father is a big one. Without a doubt he was my most favorite uncle. Being transplants to the mid Midwest we did not have the pleasure of living close by and seeing him often but I have so many fond memories of visiting "back east". I can still hear his jovial laugh and I always loved to hear his stories. He was one in a million. I am so happy he was able to spend 94 years on this earth as he was able to touch so many lives in his lifetime. I feel privileged to be his niece and so blessed to have been loved by him. He will be missed. Love to you and your family at this time and always.

Sorry for your loss. I worked at Lynch Atalntic for several years, starting as a teenager. Dick was a true character builder and one of the finest men I've had the pleasure to meet. My sincere condolances to the family.

Marie so sorry to hear of your loss, my condolences go out to you and your family. Rosemarie Leonardo Parri

condolences marie on the loss of your father