Helen and Homer M Lynch were joined in marriage on July 16, 1946. She was a homemaker and worked with her husband in agriculture, livestock, and trucking. She also worked for Blue Mountain Arts until her retirement.
She enjoyed cooking, crocheting, and playing cards. "Nana" enjoyed family and friends who stopped by as her door was always open and she cherished the moments when she could offer her visitors a meal. When the grandchildren and great grandchildren began arriving, she enjoyed watching them compete at fairs and rodeos.
She is survived by her brother Charles Stengel, sisters Marie Beauprez and Anne Sherwood, 2 grandchildren, and 2 great-grandchildren. Preceding her in death is her son Frederick M Lynch.
She enjoyed cooking, crocheting, and playing cards. "Nana" enjoyed family and friends who stopped by as her door was always open and she cherished the moments when she could offer her visitors a meal. When the grandchildren and great grandchildren began arriving, she enjoyed watching them compete at fairs and rodeos.
She is survived by her brother Charles Stengel, sisters Marie Beauprez and Anne Sherwood, 2 grandchildren, and 2 great-grandchildren. Preceding her in death is her son Frederick M Lynch.
Helen and Homer M Lynch were joined in marriage on July 16, 1946. She was a homemaker and worked with her husband in agriculture, livestock, and trucking. She also worked for Blue Mountain Arts until her retirement.
She enjoyed cooking, crocheting, and playing cards. "Nana" enjoyed family and friends who stopped by as her door was always open and she cherished the moments when she could offer her visitors a meal. When the grandchildren and great grandchildren began arriving, she enjoyed watching them compete at fairs and rodeos.
She is survived by her brother Charles Stengel, sisters Marie Beauprez and Anne Sherwood, 2 grandchildren, and 2 great-grandchildren. Preceding her in death is her son Frederick M Lynch.
She enjoyed cooking, crocheting, and playing cards. "Nana" enjoyed family and friends who stopped by as her door was always open and she cherished the moments when she could offer her visitors a meal. When the grandchildren and great grandchildren began arriving, she enjoyed watching them compete at fairs and rodeos.
She is survived by her brother Charles Stengel, sisters Marie Beauprez and Anne Sherwood, 2 grandchildren, and 2 great-grandchildren. Preceding her in death is her son Frederick M Lynch.
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