Owensboro, KY – Charles H. Lynch, 79, of Owensboro, Kentucky, passed away on Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. He was born on September 21, 1943 in Boston, Massachusetts to the late Charles and Mary (Ryan) Lynch.
Charles worked as an electrician for the IBEW Local #103. He was an avid golfer for many years.
He is survived by his wife, Pamela (McIntire) Lynch; his sons, Chuck Lynch (Jeanette) of Rhode Island and Ted Lynch; his grandson, Connor and his brother, Robert Lynch (Andrea).
Charles is preceded in death by his siblings, Tommy Lynch, Richard Lynch, Stephen Lynch and Peggy Spang.
Simple Cremation Evansville is entrusted with care.
Peggy Gaddis says
My precious brother and friend.
Brenda McIntire says
Glad we spent some time with you on your Birthday, even though it was not the way you wanted. You are missed, and always remembered!
Tim Berry says
Brother Charlie was a class act , I always enjoyed the company and the conversion.
It was an honor to know you Pitstop
Rest easy Brother
Stan Berry says
REST IN PEACE BROTHER
Tim Berry says
Brother Charlie was a class act , I always enjoyed the company and the conversion.
It was an honor to know you Pitstop
Rest easy Brother
Cheryl Underwood says
RIP Charley we love you and we miss you dearly
Love Ricky & Cheryl
Dick Krueger says
RIP in Fraternal Peace Brother.
Cathy and Ricky Boyet says
Rest in Peace, Charley.
God be with you Pam.
Hugs and prayers.
We love you Pam.
Robert Kirby says
So sorry. Charlie was a great friend to all who knew him. Prayers and condolences to family.
Jim & Gail Becker says
We are so sorry for your loss Pam. Charley was one of a kind and will be truly missed. Keeping you in our thoughts snd prayers.
Ray MacNeil says
Pam, my sincere condolences to you and the family. Charlie was a great man, a great friend, and a great Brother. I am fortunate to have been his Brother/Friend and he taught us all how to be better.
R.I.P. Bro Charlie 😥
Ken Thomas says
RIP Charley, a great friend and IBEW brother. Prayers to the Lynch family
Love Ken and Terry Thomas
Jim and Shelly patton says
Charlie was one of the best. He will be truly missed by so many
Our prayers of comfort sent your way Ms Pam
Always loved his raspy voice and his laugh. Rest In Peace
Dano & Rhonda Osborne says
Our hearts go out to you Pam, Charlie was a great guy and we will miss seeing him at ReUnions. Prayers to you and your family, and may he Rest In Peace.
Shelly Mcintosh says
So sorry for your loss Pam
Charlie was always one of my favorite people to talk to at Anchors Aweigh. Rest In Peace Charlie ❤️❤️
Mike White says
Great brother and friend always involved with our IBEW. Cared about all of us in brotherhood and love
Jackie McCarthy says
Rest In Peace Charlie. So glad you were at the family reunion. Prayers for Pam and the family.
Robert Lynch says
To all Charley’s other Brothers and other friends.
Thank you for all your kind recollections and comments about my brother Charley.
He was always a character, had great stories some of which were even true. His golfing exploits were often in the true category which for a golfer like myself is definitely unusual. He was a good golf instructor and helped me often.
He was a fine alto and then tenor in the Holy Name Choir in Boston. He loved travels and meeting people and could talk to anyone. No one was a stranger.
Charley lived as long and as well due to Pam. She is a treasure.
I will miss him dearly.
Yes, Charley Rest In Peace.
Your brother,
Rob
Demmi Murphy says
Pam my heart goes out to you and the family I’ll never forget Charlie he was a great person and will not be forgotten
Jack & Toni Kilpatrick says
Our deepest condolences Miss Pam and Family. Charlie was a Brother to all, he will be missed terribly missed. Until we meet again rest easy Brother Charlie!
Betty Malkowski says
Charley was one of the nicest brothers I ever met through my brother jay Tyler always polite and smiling I’m sure him and all the brothers are having a joyful reunion in heaven god bless Pam and family.
Michael Kelly-103 Boston says
Whether it was on the job, on the golf course, or catching a Boston Crusaders drum corp show, Charlie was great company. Others before self was his way….never will be forgotten……RIP
Mary Anne Tobin says
My deepest sympathy, Pam. I really got to know Charlie well at the “first Bellingham” power house. Charlie would get a couple of foursomes together for golf and brotherhood after work. A couple of years later he accompanied me when I bought my first trailer. Charlie really went out of his way for everyone he knew, a real gentleman! Rest in peace. Charlie.