I lived up the street from Judy in Minersville,  PA.  I will never forget the great times at the family home. Going to the same school in our earlier years with both Judy and her sister Libby made for many good memories.  My sincere condolences to the entire family. 











I was so lucky to have the Lynch family across the street from me growing up.  I spent countless hours there and that’s because of how welcoming and fun Judy (or to me, Mrs. Lynch) and the family was. I have countless great memories in that house and will hold those forever. It occurred to me that I met Mrs. Lynch and the family when I was 4, the same age as my oldest son now.  I can only hope he’s able to have a family and neighbor as welcoming and loving as he grows up.  While I am very sad I was not able to attend tonight, you Lynch kids and family are in my thoughts. ❤️

To the Lynch and Paulosky families,

So sorry to hear of Judy's passing.  I grew up across the street from the Pauloskys in Minersville and  spent much time with at the Paulosky house  growing up.  Judy was a year older than me and I was always amazed at the talented and intellectual things she accomplished even at a young age.  Like learning French the summer before in 8th grade!  I was blessed by the good fortune to be included in many family activities through the years. The Easter 59 picture brought back memories. I think I have one of those in an old photo album somewhere. I know Judy will be missed.  My condolences to all.

Enjoying a fun dinner with Judy….a dear friend and neighbor and truly ‘one of a kind’.

When I think of my cousin Judy, what comes to mind is a fiercely independent individualist with a kind, loving and adventurous spirit!
In 2017, in a crowd of over 158,000 at Churchill Downs, Cousin Judy and I were determined to find each other.  We shared a
mint  julep at the Kentucky Derby!  
Cheers my dear! You are missed! 
Love and condolences to your beautiful family!

Judy added so much fun to my life.  This picture was taken in Times Square in front of an art installation -- mirrors in the shape of a heart. Judy was so adventurous and always found interesting and fun things to do in the city -- and everywhere she went.  She enriched my life so much and  I will always miss her.  My condolences to her family.  She loved you all so much.

Alpha Chi sisters…2005 reunion in Charleston, SC.  Judy’s happy spirit will live on in many memories!!  May your memories ease the pain of her loss.  

Dear John

My sincere condolences to you and the family. May your mom have eternal rest. 

God bless.

Joe Raio
Orlando, Fl. 

At my wedding in 1980, Judy always had the biggest smile in the crowd, and it will be greatly missed along with her big heart.
Georgia Young Foote, Bucknell '75 and loving AXO sister 

Our trip to Broadway to see “A Bronx Tale”

Working with Judy for 25 years I learned that she was super sweet and tough as nails. She was easy to talk to and would help with any problems. We would always meet up for dinner and a drink whenever possible.  She will be missed. 

Judy was truly one-of-a-kind, and a dear friend and neighbor. We spent several Christmas Eve celebrations at the Lynch’s as kids, and I’ll never forget swimming in their pool or going out on her father’s boat in LBI, followed by seafood feasts back at the beach house. She also traveled to both California and the DC area about a month apart for mine and my sister’s weddings, respectively, a few years back. She was always up for anything with her unforgettable laugh and wit. Pretty sure my mother will forever refer to Judy as her best friend. Sending so much love and deepest sympathy to the whole family.
-Samantha (Dredge) Cain

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Judith P. Lynch

28 octobre 1953 – 21 décembre 2022

Mack Memorial Home

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