Obituary
New Smyrna Beach F.L., Joseph John Lynch, 88, died Saturday April 25, 2020 at Advent Health New Smyrna Beach.
Joseph (Joe) was preceded in death by his wife Eileen Lynch and son Michael. He is survived by his four children, Debbie, Joseph, Diane, and Maureen, as well as five grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and many loving nieces and nephews.
Joe was born and raised in Ozone Park, New York, along with his nine siblings. Joe served in the United States Navy for four years as an aviation electronics technician during the Korean War, after which he married Eileen and moved to Floral Park, New York. There, they raised a family while Joe worked for the New York Telephone Company, until retiring in 1993 and moving to New Smyrna Beach, Florida, to enjoy the relaxed seaside atmosphere. Joe was active through his later years, and enjoyed the beach, body surfing, golfing, gardening, and traveling. He loved spending time with his family and will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
I hope you realize how much you meant to the Caregivers who worked with you and how special You are. You gave your "All" in everything you did and helped me as much as I cared for you. You were truly an amazingly talented man who never stopped doing his best in spite of any physical limitations. I cherish all the wonderful memories I have of working for you.
We will miss you forever.
You were a wonderful father to all of us. I appreciate all the strength and guidance you have given me and my siblings for almost 60 years. I am really going to miss you. I am so sorry your body just got the best of you. I realize the past few years have not been good to you but you stayed strong and persistent. I am glad you are with Mom, I know you missed her terribly every day. I know you are at peace. By the way, I am really going to miss our trips to Dairy Queen!
Love,
Debbie
Jerusha Thacker
Love Joan
Dads crazy 4
Dad and Mom enjoying retirement in New Smyrna Beach.
Dad teaching Patrick how to surf but in a pool ??? Really
Trying to teach Patrick how to surf, In a pool.
He wasn't really this cool, he was just DAD
He said this was a great day, didn't stop talking about it for a while. The smile says it all.
Out for the Day with Grandkids
Dad to Grandpa
Great Day out with Dad at JB's
Our Dad
Dad enjoy the weather & a beer at BJ's