Condolence: I just learned about the passing of Mike and am very saddened by it. Mike was a true gentlemen and a man of integrity. He usually had a smile and a funny story to share, many of them related to his boat. There are too few people like him; those who make you happier by being around them. He will be missed.

Condolence: Thank you Michael for the opportunity, the trust you showed in me, the leadership and integrity you demonstrated every day but most of all for your friendship. You were an inspiration to everyone fortunate enough to have crossed your path. Rest in peace Boss.

Condolence: I have known Mike for almost 30 years. His daughter Caroline is one of my best friends whom I went to nursing school with and travelled to Florida many years ago. Mike and his wife Sue were one of kind. You were always guaranteed a good laugh and great time when you were in both of their presence. We shared many laughs all of us together when I used to come visit Caroline at her parents house. They especially enjoyed listening to all the wild antics and adventures we as friends experienced especially on our journey to Florida as young nurses. Mike being a lawyer was so intelligent yet he made everyone feel so comfortable in his presence. His smile sure did light up a room and I enjoyed always making him laugh!! He will be greatly missed.

Condolence: We are deeply saddened by the passing of our dear friend Mike Lynch. We shall always remember his warm smile. We extend our deepest sympathy to David, Caroline, Paul and Steve on their great loss. Betty and Ron

Condolence: I am filled with sadness & sorrow hearing of the passing of Mike, our dear friend. Many wonderful memories will forever be in our hearts. It was a pleasure & honour knowing him & he will be truly missed. Our condolences & deepest sympathy to the Lynch Family With much love. Lou & The Campbell Family

Condolence: My Father in Law Mike was an incredible chap. Always laughing and enjoying our Family gatherings. Every time I drove the 1300 miles from Florida with the Family, he would always appreciate us coming up. Christmas was always fun. It would start with Sue taking the slice of toast and cup of coffee to Mike in bed. Followed about an hour later with the shuffle of the slippers and slops of coffee on the floor! Mike would then turn on the old stereo to play the Christmas music as we opened gifts. Sue would clear the wrappings with Caroline and Mike and I would be off the closet under the stairs to gather the elaborate Christmas Table stored behind some rotting coats ! Phew, never forget that smell ! We would then spend the next hour putting up the table before the rest of the Family would arrive... The small living room in Box Grove would be packed with Caroline, myself and our Family, Paul, Steven and their Families. Oh, and who could forget Olga and the priceless gifts ! So many laughs ... Who has the clock now !! Mike would always love his trips to Florida. Up by 11am ish ish ! Then off to the closet Marina. He would spend hours watching the boats coming in and out. Anything that meant boats was a passion. I could go on and on ! I will miss the times we had together that ended with a Rum and Coke and a great discussion. With Love Mark FitzGerald ......

Condolence: With heavy hearts we have lost a forever good friend. Mike will be remembered for his unforgettable smile that could light up a room and wonderful, happy and positive attitude. Now he will be reunited with the love of his life, Sue. She will say "What took you so long?!!!" God bless the Lynch family and brother Pete. Love always, Peter and Cathy