My sincere condolences Florence and all the family at the passing of Joe a loving husband , father and grandfather.
I  grew up with Joe and all the younger brothers and sisters They lived  on the farm beside us back of Erinsville. We all walked to school together and had a lot of fun times. It is difficult to believe that he’s the last of the big family.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. I have been there and I know. May Joe rest in the arms of Jesus.
Cherish the wonderful memories.
    Sincerely,      Lita Cassidy (Coughlin)

I'm very sad to hear of our neighbor Joe Lynch has passed away. I have many memories of being around him at the farm, where he enjoyed time with the cattle other than when they escaped. Joe was a great friend to my Father Bill Elson. I will miss you old pal. I know you're pain free now and with everyone who has passed before you. Thanks for all the advice and some great jokes. I will always remember you as uncle Joe even though we're not related. Rest easy old pal.
Matt Elson

So very sorry to hear of Joe's death. Our most sincere sympathy to the whole family. May Joes rest in peace.

Barry & Jeanne Manlow (Freeman)

So sorry to hear. Maurice, Scott and Tony send our condolences to Florence, Ron and Chris and families. 
Scott and Tony have never forgotten hiding our boots behind Joe’s garage and then changing from our shoes to the boots to go play in the creek down the street. Thanks for never telling Mom or Dad. 
May God give you all peace in this time of grief.

My condolences to Florence, Ron, Chris, Kristy, Kyle and all those who loved Joe.  
Uncle Joe is captured in many of my childhood memories.  He was often at the farm helping my dad with the hay.  Not because he had to but because he had a love for the land.  Next to my father he was one of the hardest working men that I ever knew.
Uncle Joe was also the best story teller.  I learned many things from him and he always made me laugh.  He was just one of those salt of the earth humans.
Joe will be missed terribly on this earth but his legacy will live on through his sons and grandchildren.

Laurie (Pin - the name Granpa Lynch called me)

First my condolences to the Lynch family members, not sure how many are left but 11 siblings are a lot. My name is Shawn, I was Lynch’s neighbour for 20 years. I can remember Saturday with Joe,Jim,Jerry,Maurice and Frank working on beers and cars in the driveways , the day they replaced my dads VW engine in the bug in the driveway, the jacking up of poor Ted’s car, putting a garden hose in the bedroom window, the for sale signs on front lawns if you went away too long and the 6am hockey practice Joe and dad and Jim took us to. I remember Joe always telling my sister when she wanted to run away that she could stay at their house. The best was probably Joe walking the front lawn with his home made shoes with nails sticking out the bottom to aerate the front lawn, looked funny but it worked. As Archie bunker would saw, those were the days.

So sorry to hear about Joe's passing.   When he was  down at the farm in Stoco and I would be  home  from the West he would always come to Tweed to visit Dad ( Joe Donohue) .  Love hearing Joe  and Dad talk about the stories from the past.   God Bless your beautiful Dad.  In my prayers.
Maureen

Uncle Joe was a great man. I remember when I was young, he was always there to help my dad, his brother, with the hay or other work on the farm. When I lived in Oshawa, he was there for me to help move a washer & dryer, fix my car and eventually he took me shopping for a new car. You could not only count on him to help you out, but you could always count on him to share his stories and for a good laugh. You will be greatly missed Uncle Joe.
Michelle

OBITUARY

Joseph Cassidy Lynch

12 January, 1935 – 29 October, 2024

Oshawa Funeral Home

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