Debbie had an interesting life. She had lived in Hewitt, Marlboro and Freehold. She settled in Jackson in 2002. She worked at Sunny Days Childhood Learning Center, Manalapan. She was an LPN. Deb was predeceased by her mom, Carol Lynch. She is survived by a son, Daniel, and two daughters, Alexandra and Carol Ann Galli, all of Freehold, whom she loved very much. She is also survived by her father, John Lynch of Marlboro; two brothers, Todd Lynch of Hamilton and John Lynch of Atlanta; three sisters, Dawn Lynch of Englishtown, Michelle Lynch of Jackson and Syril Lynch of Hamilton; two nephews, Michael and Jesse; and close friends Jack and Mary Flannery (and family) of Warren, and Gail and Alicia Bronski of Scotch Plains. She is missed by many.
Debbie had an interesting life. She had lived in Hewitt, Marlboro and Freehold. She settled in Jackson in 2002. She worked at Sunny Days Childhood Learning Center, Manalapan. She was an LPN. Deb was predeceased by her mom, Carol Lynch. She is survived by a son, Daniel, and two daughters, Alexandra and Carol Ann Galli, all of Freehold, whom she loved very much. She is also survived by her father, John Lynch of Marlboro; two brothers, Todd Lynch of Hamilton and John Lynch of Atlanta; three sisters, Dawn Lynch of Englishtown, Michelle Lynch of Jackson and Syril Lynch of Hamilton; two nephews, Michael and Jesse; and close friends Jack and Mary Flannery (and family) of Warren, and Gail and Alicia Bronski of Scotch Plains. She is missed by many.
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