Finding the words to express how much Sean will be missed is very difficult. I know how hard it is for those of us who worked and knew him to understand such a loss as this, but I cannot begin to imagine the pain and loss you all feel. Please try to find peace in knowing how much he meant to you, the love he had for all of you and everyone who got to interact with your incredible husband and father. Thank you for sharing him with the rest of us. My prayers go out to you all in your time of need.

I've tried to do this a number of times, and finding words, not possible. After viewing the beautiful, heartfelt, tear producing memorial video that captures the true essence, spirit, and how special, wonderful, and one of a kind. That any and all, who were blessed enough, to have known and been in the presence of Mr. Lynch in this earthly life felt and knew. Thank the Lord, this here is not all there is. For otherwise, times like these would be unbearable. Mary and I, just want the Lynch family, to know, from what is left of the Andrews family. WE KNOW and FEEL this SAME EXACT LOSS, PAIN, GRIEF, and MISERY. Prayers, thoughts, and the serious peace that ONLY comes from the heavenly realms with our hearts and minds we have asked our Lord and Savior in his precious name. Be wrapped around you all, to hold you in his LOVE and GRACE, till you're all together in truth, once again. sincerely Christine and Mary Andrews

We will all miss Sean's smile and fun personality. His time with us may have been cut short, but it was full of laughter, love, and friendship. He was a beloved teacher and coworker to so many, and I know he will watch over the girls now just as he did in life. Thinking of the Eklund and Lynch families, and also the Beck family, for whom Sean would have done anything to honor the memory of his friend, Joe Beck. Joe and Sean will never be forgotten, and they will both be up in heaven today, sharing a laugh and a beer for all of us down here who love them. ❤️

Mr. Lynch was a teacher to both of my children. When ever I saw him he asked about them. Small town but he knew his students. Sorry for your loss.

George and Kathy,

We are saddened to learn of the death of your son Sean.. my

We hope God gives you the strength to endure this loss.. You and your

family are in our prayers .

Tom and Dotty Donnelly

Mr. Lynch was one of those teachers that you don't fully realize the influence he's had on you until a few years down the line when you react to, or say something that he would have done. Though I moved away from Stamford, whenever I would come to visit and stop in at school to see who was working and how everyone was doing, he was always delighted to stop and catch up, remembering details from previous conversations, even if it had been a few years between. He was an excellent teacher and mentor, and will be missed dearly.

On behalf of our entire office, our deepest condolences. May the memories of his wonderful personality and many contributions continue to be celebrated by all. We sincerely appreciate his willingness to host and support our students in his classroom. He will be truly missed.

Office of Education Advisement & Field Experience, SUNY Oneonta

Julia, Max, Jen, Briana, Jen

My most heartfelt and sincere condolences to the whole family. Words can not express how much Sean was appreciated and respected, not only as a teacher, but as a human being. I have known his parents for many, many years and thought the world of them. Hold tight to all your wonderful and beautiful memories, they will help when the days are tough. Sending many hugs your way. Patty (Cable) Wright