Brian Lynn

Truly sad to hear. As a patron of the business Brian worked with, I have had the opportunity to enjoy his kindness & professionalism for a number of years! It was my pleasure to have met Brian!
My condolences to the other wonderful people he worked with, his friends and Loved ones

I was so saddened to hear of Brian´s passing. He was always kind, smiling, and a true pleasure to deal with whenever our paths crossed. His warm spirit and genuine friendliness made every interaction memorable, and his positive energy will not be forgotten.

My deepest condolences to his family, friends, and all who were touched by his generous heart. May he rest in peace.

With sympathy and respect

Great dude, shared countless laughs many years ago, then we grew up an grew apart. I wish I kept in touch,may God bless you an yours loved ones.

Brian was an amazing person and employee. I jokingly referred to him as "the machine" as he was so knowledgeable and efficient at his job that he did the work of two or three people. Loved to talk with him about music and movies. He will be dearly missed and impossible to replace.

McLane Peter
Peter Lumber Company

Worked with Brian at Peter Lumber for 3 years, he was my partner in crime! Taught me so much about this business. I miss him more every passing day, sending love to his family and Val!

Brian's sharp wit and engaging personality won him many friends. As his onetime boss and longtime friend I can attest to the fact that his passing will leave an emptiness in many people and places. May he rest in peace.

Brian was a great guy, all my interactions over 10 years working for the same company were always pleasant. He will be miss, thoughts and prayers to his family.

Brian was a long time co-worker of mine at Haddonfield Lumber Co., the Home Depot, & Peter Lumber Co. A good guy who knew his stuff about MANY things. He was great to work with and had an extensive customer base who preferred to work with him exclusively. I will surely miss him on so many fronts and will keep a good thought for Val.

Craig Attix