Brad was such a well-rounded nice guy. In the second grade he sneakily pulled out my front tooth that had been dangling by a slender root. It was funny at the time.
Believe it or not, outside of my immediate family, I've probably known Brad Lynch longer than anybody I know on planet earth! I met Brad in preschool (Holy Spirit - Episcopal). Crazy, huh? So, I guess you could say, "I don't remember NOT knowing Brad Lynch."
He was always part of my life over the years, through thick and thin. Whether it was riding bikes around Tealwood, trying to navigate Elementary school, MS, HS, college - then trying to find a career in 'big boy world', marriage and parenthood - Brad was usually part of that process in life, whatever it was. No joke, Brad was either a short walk away through the neighborhood, down the hallway as a roommate, or a cross-country phone call throughout my entire life (on a weekly basis). Uniquely enough - When those experiences we shared came to a close, or the phone conversations ended, we pretty much arrived at the fact that we both had no idea what the hell we were doing. Ugh! That's two guys that were 'SAT/ACT-challenged'. That would be a Double Ugh! Still not sure how we both actually graduated from Memorial or Texas Tech. There's a miracle if you were looking for one!
So many many many laughs and (unfortunately, yes) a few tears - Brad was there. As we all move forward without Brad physically here with us, his memory will live on as vivid as if it was just yesterday.
Damn! I'm gonna miss my childhood buddy....
Words can't really express my feelings about Bradford Kyle Lynch. He was truly 'one of a kind'.
See ya' on the otherside, my friend. See ya' on the otherside...
PS. Brad - Please talk me up to 'The Big Man', when you're hanging out with Him. I really want a solid shot at Heaven. I hear it's Freakin' Awesome!
Didn't matter who you were, you were a friend of Brad Lynch. Always had a smile on his face and never met an enemy. The world is diminished without him in it.
Brad was always engaged with you whenever you spoke to him, as if you were the most important person in the room. And I cannot forget how he was always smiling and laughed so easily, making you feel like you were funnier than you really were. I didn''t get a chance to catch up with him recently, but I will miss him.
I am crushed over hearing about Brad. I have known him since elementary school. He was such a great guy! He always had a funny comment to say when I saw him. He never had a mean word to say about anyone and was such a kind person. He will be missed!
David McGaugh
Brad was such a well-rounded nice guy. In the second grade he sneakily pulled out my front tooth that had been dangling by a slender root. It was funny at the time.
What a great guy. He will be missed.
Trey Feigle
Believe it or not, outside of my immediate family, I've probably known Brad Lynch longer than anybody I know on planet earth! I met Brad in preschool (Holy Spirit - Episcopal). Crazy, huh? So, I guess you could say, "I don't remember NOT knowing Brad Lynch."
He was always part of my life over the years, through thick and thin. Whether it was riding bikes around Tealwood, trying to navigate Elementary school, MS, HS, college - then trying to find a career in 'big boy world', marriage and parenthood - Brad was usually part of that process in life, whatever it was. No joke, Brad was either a short walk away through the neighborhood, down the hallway as a roommate, or a cross-country phone call throughout my entire life (on a weekly basis). Uniquely enough - When those experiences we shared came to a close, or the phone conversations ended, we pretty much arrived at the fact that we both had no idea what the hell we were doing. Ugh! That's two guys that were 'SAT/ACT-challenged'. That would be a Double Ugh! Still not sure how we both actually graduated from Memorial or Texas Tech. There's a miracle if you were looking for one!
So many many many laughs and (unfortunately, yes) a few tears - Brad was there. As we all move forward without Brad physically here with us, his memory will live on as vivid as if it was just yesterday.
Damn! I'm gonna miss my childhood buddy....
Words can't really express my feelings about Bradford Kyle Lynch. He was truly 'one of a kind'.
See ya' on the otherside, my friend. See ya' on the otherside...
PS. Brad - Please talk me up to 'The Big Man', when you're hanging out with Him. I really want a solid shot at Heaven. I hear it's Freakin' Awesome!
Ricky Roberts
Didn't matter who you were, you were a friend of Brad Lynch. Always had a smile on his face and never met an enemy. The world is diminished without him in it.
Paul Elliott
Brad was always engaged with you whenever you spoke to him, as if you were the most important person in the room. And I cannot forget how he was always smiling and laughed so easily, making you feel like you were funnier than you really were. I didn''t get a chance to catch up with him recently, but I will miss him.
Marcia Mitchell (Johannsen)
From the 30th Reunion.
Kimberly Lee (Schorre)
I am crushed over hearing about Brad. I have known him since elementary school. He was such a great guy! He always had a funny comment to say when I saw him. He never had a mean word to say about anyone and was such a kind person. He will be missed!
Kimberly Lee Schorre