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Moses Lynch Obituary

Deacon Moses N. Lynch, 91, of Richmond, Virginia, retired employee of Philip Morris, departed this life Thursday, June 2, 2005. He was born on May 25, 1914 to Reverend Claude and Mary Hannah Lynch in Scarlet Neck, North Carolina. He was preceded in death by his first wife of over 55 years, Lizzie Walker Lynch; his parents and 11 siblings. Remaining to cherish his legacy of life are his wife, Rebecca Lee Lynch; a devoted daughter, Pastor Dorothy L. Hughes; four sons, Pastor William Lynch (Elouise), Grady, Claude and Moses "Deno" (Willie Mae); his adopted daughters, Stacie Williford and Jonisha Hendrick (Brian); stepdaughter, Vanessa Lee; stepson, Curtis Lee; 27 grandchildren, one devoted, Kizzy Hughes; 41 great-grandchildren, one devoted, Kevin Alexander; and one great-great-grandchild, as well as a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. A celebration of life will be held at New St. Mark Church of God in Christ, 1100 E. Brookland Park Blvd., on Thursday, June 9, 2005 at 11 a.m. The family will receive friends on Wednesday, June 8, 2005 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the church. Pastor Samuel L. Dunlap, eulogy. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.

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Published by Richmond Times-Dispatch from Jun. 5 to Jun. 7, 2005.

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Mary Bowman

June 9, 2005

I'm glad I got to said goodbye, before u took your flight.I would truly miss you. Your buddy Sis. Bowman

Keishanna Morris

June 9, 2005

I didn't know Deacon Moses, but am a friend of one of his grand daughters. I just wanted to say that all of his family will be in my prayers, and I know that he left behind a wonderful legacy.

Cyrus & Saranette Williams

June 9, 2005

Uncle Moses was a wonderful man, who had a great sense of humor, a big heart and a wonderful smile. I (Saranette) will miss his testimony about "How good the Lord has been" and his songs. I thank God for the memories of having a family structure where the elders of the family taught us all how to "Trust in the Lord!!"



To the immediate family: You are in our prayers. We pray that God grants each of you peace!

Rev. & Sister Bennie L. Miles, Sr.

June 9, 2005

We thank God for the life and love of our Uncle - Deacon Moses Lynch. We submit this note to express our thoughts and to make you aware that we are praying for the family and friends.

Love,

The Miles Family

Herbertia Williams, JD

June 8, 2005

Uncle Mo was loved by many because he was a man of integrity who cared for his biological and spiritual family unconditionally. I will treasure my memories of him and am praying that God grants peace admist the sadness of his passing.

Pastor Theodore Hughey

June 8, 2005

To the Lynch Family,



Our Sympathy is with you, in the passing of your loved one. Just know that God will ease your pain. For he is not dead but resting in the arms of our Lord. Remember, to absent from the body is to be present with God. We will miss "Daddy Lynch", but will always remember him and the Godly example he lived. Our prayers are with you.

Elder & Mrs. Tyrone Hackett

June 8, 2005

To the Family:

We extend our heart felt Sympathy to you for the lost of your love one(Daddy Lynch). For he will be greatly missed at The New St. Mark COGIC. We loved him as much as he loved us. We will cherish is memory in our hearts and follow his legecy through his favorite song, "I Am Trusting In You Lord! You been so faithfull you been so true, You never failed me, But I failed you, OH! Please forgive me, I am TRUSTING IN YOU!

Dr. Verneeta Williams

June 8, 2005

I will never forget the multiple times--as a child--when Uncle Mo, as a garbage collector, would come to my mother's house. My sister's and I would here the big truck coming through the alley, and run down the stairs and out the backdoor, racing to meet him at our gate. It was as if he was the man on the ice cream truck that came through the neighborhood or the morning after Santa Claus had come to our house!

We were always happy to see him because he was larger than life, always smiling and very happy to see us as well. He would impart some wisdom to use about being great girls and ALWAYS left us with some shiny coins to spend!





To the family: Uncle Mo left us with great memories. He serves as a fine example that a successful life involves impacting others! He has forever impacted me!

Adrian Tillman

June 7, 2005

Pastor Lynch and Family; your in my thoughts an prayers.

Gloria Williams

June 7, 2005

To the Lynch's family:

Uncle Moses loved all of us and we hated to see him go however; he paid the cost of his home therefore, he had the right to move in. For he knew if his eartly house were dissolved he had another building of God not made with hands, enternal in the heavens. God has given us the strength to continue in his love. The Williams family.

Judy Flaherty

June 7, 2005

Pastor Dorothy Hughes and the whole entire Lynch family. My heart and prayers are with you.

Alma Jones

June 7, 2005

To the Family.With deepest and heartfelt sympathy to your family in the lost of your father,grandfather and a true friend.I will miss him greatly. I love you and I will keep you in my prayers. Love Alma

Adriane Bush

June 7, 2005

"Daddy" Lynch will truly be missed. I will miss seeing him on the front pew playing his guitar. Singing his song "I'm trusting in you Lord" I will miss him telling us "I have been your age, you haven't been mine. I have learned much from him. Daddy Lynch I will miss you, however I will see you on the other side.

Betsy Love

June 7, 2005

Willie Mae and Deno, please know that I have you and your family in my prayers and heart at this sad time in your life.

From the Staff of K.L. Jordan Funeral Home

June 7, 2005

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

Z. Michelle Hughes

June 6, 2005

To my family, I continue to lift you up prayer as we prepare to celebrate "Daddy's" legacy of life. He truly was our patriarch a holy man, full of love and always offering words of wisdom. I shall forever cherish the time shared during the 18 months we lived with him and the knowledge and love he always gave us. I know that precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints. Our soldier has laid down his sword and shield and taken rest in the bosom of our heavenly father. Mortal man can't get there, but our spirit man looks to meet Daddy up in glory!

Janet Wynn-Cooke

June 6, 2005

To the Lynch,- Hughes family we extend our deepest sympathy. I loved Deacon Moses Lynch like my father. We all have known the family for so many years. It is always so hard to let go of a very much love one. But GOD knew what was best. Deacon Moses is just playing that Guitar and praising the LORD with that one hand on his hip. GOD is good all the time so let us rejoice in the love Deacon Moses showed everyone. We will miss him and his smiling face. The Cooke, Wynn, and Wade family. GOD promises to wipe away every tear.

Earl Bunche

June 6, 2005

To The Lynch Family

My heart has been deeply sadden, to hear of uncle Moses departure.he was very kind,sincere,and softspoken

Uncle Moses was special to all of us

I will always cherish the moments I

spent with the entire family. I feel

that, uncle moses has made Haevenly

Transistion and, he`s now resting in

God`s Kingdom .My love and prayer is

with the Family .

James Patterson

June 6, 2005

To the Lynch family,



I extend my heart felt sympathy for your lost. Deacon (Daddy) Lynch was an inspriation to me as well as a friend, he will be greatly missed. But to each you, Daddy Lynch wants you to rejoice, knowing that he is with the master. All of his laboring is complete. He is resting in the arms of his Savior. To see Jesus for himself is what he lived for.



To the family, my prayers is God give you comfort, strength and peace at this time and always.

ANDRE' (DRE') LYNCH

June 6, 2005

ALL MY LOVE AND THOUGHTS, GOES OUT TO OUR ENTIRE FAMILY, I'M THE SON OF MOSES A. LYNCH OF HAMPTON. YES, WE WILL ALL MISS HIM, BUT KEEP THIS IN MIND, WE ALL KNOW JUST WHERE HE IS AND JUST KNOW HE WILL BE SMILING DOWN FROM ABOVE.....

Linda Bridges-Smith

June 5, 2005

To the Lynch Family,

God gave to me, my Uncle Mos. He was more than that, he was a instrumental figure in the early years of the Enchanted Forest Day Care Center. He brought laughter to both my heart and my lips. He was so funny. He was a giant in my life. The patriach slipped away from us, certainly I will miss him. But God lengthened his days just as He promised in His word, "Honor thy mother and thy father: that their days may be long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee." Stay strong, family for God is awesome and He doesn't make errors, Uncle Mos is resting comfortable with our Savior.

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