Dear Sharon and Son,

Oh, how sad to lose such a beautiful person and so young. I will cherish the memories, although such a short time, of you and Paul and Janice when you were in Myrtle Beach and we came to visit. Paul made scalloped potatoes and each of you presented such a lovely meal.

I wish we could have known him longer. When I look at his picture, you can see the kindness in his face. What a beautiful personality and he seemed so full of joy and he spread that to us.

God Bless you and all the family for you have lost a man who cherished his wife and son.

Our love, Beverly Ann and Eddie Myers

Paul and I are old class mates as we were in the same class at Delaware Academy. We both served in the Vietnam War, Bless Paul’s family for we know Paul is with the Lord in Heaven. We were buds in school. we would always say " once a bud always a bud" I will miss you BUD,

Pete and I are so very sorry for you loss. I have fond memories from work at the college and Pete and I do at the golf course. May you have great memories to help you in the time.

My condolences to Sharon,Dan and the rest of the family. Paul was a very good friend and co-worker of many years. we spent time hunting,fishing, talking and working on the "Rubiks" together. Paul was a guy you could count on for a good laugh or help with problem solving. Many fond memories of times we had together.

Dear Sharon and family,

It was very special for me to have known Paul. I thank God that I got to know and work with a very special person. Paul was a true gentleman in every sense of the word. He took his work very seriously and at the same time lived his life full of joy,laughter and commitment.

He loved what he did and loved those around him. He was kind, generous and warm. If you needed something done,Paul was there.

My sincerest condolences to the family on the passing of Paul. From high school at DA to an occasional meeting on the street when he was taking a stroll with his wife, Paul was always such a nice guy.

Having worked and played at the Golf Course, Mr. Lynck was always one of the nicest members to us kids growing up. He always took time to stop and talk to us about Golf and Life. He was a very kind soul and will be greatly missed.