Birth date: Sep 16, 1949 Death date: May 13, 2022
James Lynch was born in Moyvane, County Kerry in Ireland on September 16, 1949. In 1969, he emigrated from Ireland to New York, where he worked in construction and bartending. James got married and moved to Philadelphia, where he Read Obituary
Deepest sympathy to the Lynch family, especially my brother in-law Dennie, at this sad time. RIP James.
Teresa (Dore) Heffernan and Family, Moyvane
Our condolences to Bridget, Cathy and Kerry on the passing of your dad. He is reunited now with loved ones already passed. May he rest gently in peace
Teresa and Mary Lynch (your cousin) Moyvane, Co. Kerry and New York
Jim I will miss you
Thank you for being a good husband for Tina
Blessings for the neighbor angels that made their going home so peaceful and loving
They couldn’t be finer
I am In awe of crystal Heather and Larry for their love
And for Jim’s family I wish you all my love
Susan moore. Tina’s cousin
My condolences to Jim’s family. Jim was my family also.Tina was my cousin.
Jim had such a great sense of humor I enjoyed my visits with them in fort Myers and marveled at their beautiful marriage.
And of course the famous darcey.
I will miss both of them and had looked forward to visiting Jim again very soon
I know my aunt lee was fond of jim
Again praises for the fort Myers friends who rallied for tina and jim there certainly is a god
Susan moore
Susan moore
Kit Kat, Rollo, SORRY!. Big Cass, Beggar Neighbor, the lady fetching water, bird at your window, black pudding, POG MATHON, mouse in your pocket, you got my nose, pick the short match, the Wolf Tones, Jeopardy!, Wheel of Fortune, Home Alone, Married With Children, birds nests, bunny dens, baked potato fixer, full drop!, the diner, OTB, lawn mower rides, picking up sticks, 7-11 slurpees, bed of truck rides, funny faces, talking to witches-haha, not everything you do because you want to, neosporin and UP KERRY!!!!- Love Lucky Charm XOXOXO
So many people loved you, Dad, in FL, PA, and NY. You were always the first to offer assistance, helping widowed Pat next door, & Mr. Mulloy & Mrs. O'Leary; volunteering for the Irish Society fundraiser; or giving someone a job. I'm grateful you are no longer suffering, and are reunited with Tina, whom you loved so much.
I will miss you and love you forever. A cuisle, Daidi.
