Donald Lynch Obituary

Bonnie

Words can not express our sentiments of your loss of our brother Donald. The brethren of Fellowship Lodge #400 extend our sincere sympathy to and your family in your bereavement. Since brother Donald did not recieve a Masonic Service we will send you a Widow's pin to symbilze our continued concern. This pin was created as an emblem to honor a widow of a brother whose name added luster to the Craft as he labored with us. Now that his name has been entered upon the roll of that Celestial Lodge, we cannot forget those things which he loved so deeply, nor can we be unmindful of our duty to him. He will be greatly missed. We hope by wearing this pin it serves as a reminder to you of your ties with us, a relationship where you will find friends of gladness and welcome you as we continue our labors of friendship, brotherly love and truth. May God bless you.

Fellowship Lodge # 400, AFM
Tommy Blackwood, PJGD
Secretary

Dear "Aunt" Bonnie, Michelle, Mike and Denny
I'm so sorry to be late in sending my deepest sympathies to you. I just heard about "Uncle" Donald today. I'm so sorry for your loss. I will always remember you all fondly in my heart. A lot of the good things I remember from my childhood involved our families. I live in Norfolk VA now, but Mama knows how to get me if there's anything I can do. My love and deepest condolences to all of you.

Dear Bonnie and Michelle,Michael and Denny, I was sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Dear Bonnie and family, the family of Lawrence and Louise Stewart and their children Mickey,Billy, Pat and Julie were very sorry to hear of your lost. We will remember Donald with fond memories. You will be in our thoughts and prayers as you go through this difficult time. Bonnie please give us a call when things settle down for you a bit. Love to all of you.

Dear Bonnie, Michelle, Mike and Denny, A lot has transpired since I left the neighborhood in 1980, but all of you have remained in that special place in my heart where thoughts of old friends live. I have many precious memories of the great conversations we had so many nights when I sat in your kitchen. Bonnie, I wonder if you remember the look on Donald's face the night he ran to the back door after taking a bite of "the cake" you and I could not resist bringing to him after I had given you a slice at my house? Or how Yvette could never resist patting him on the stomach, saying, "Unka Donald, You Fat!" It is sad to know that neither of them are with us any longer, but such a happy feeling and a treasure to keep to have had the privilege of knowing them. I now live in Northern Indiana and would love to have you come visit me and Mike sometime, so please get in touch.
Gypsy

Mrs. Bonnie and family,
I just wanted you to know my sisters and I send our love to you all during this difficult time. I have many good memories of our families long ago in the neighborhood. May the love and support of your family and friends comfort you. If there is anything I can do for you, please call. You know where you can find me.

Michelle and Family,
My heart goes out to you my friend, Mrs. Bonnie, Denny and Mike during this time and I will keep all of you in my prayers. Please have faith that dad is no longer suffering and one day you all will meet on the other side. Jim and James also send their condolences

Bonnie,
I am so sorry to learn of Don's passing, as you might know I worked and played with him all those great years, I will certinally feel the lost of my best friend, may God be with you and the boys and their families, so mode it be.....

Dennis

Bonnie,
My thought and prayers go out to you and your family during your time of bereavement.

Dear Ms. Lynch,

I am sorry to hear the loss of Mr. Lynch. A life long friend of my Mother and Father as well as the kids, we will always remember you both. Our family sends it's deepest sympathy and sincere blessings to you and your family in this time of bereavement.