ok, so...this is a humorous story. Lynch was always one to kid and joke, and give a hard time and all that, i recall this amusing anecdote. One fine beautiful day as i was a strapping young plump 17 year old strolling from the southern exit of the Wal-Mart in Franklin, minding my business I hear a voice yelling behind me, "Hey fatass!". Stuck by what was said, and what I heard I turned around only to see Larry Lynch in his little blue Suzuki compact, or whatever it was; smiling and laughing. I of course had to retort the banter with "Won't ya get out of that car old man I'll show you a fatass!" we had a good laugh over that. He drove off waving and I walked on to my car only to see him in class the next day. Lynch you are awesome. Even though you always used Splenda instead of Sweet n Low. dig.

I'll never forget getting caught with bubble gum and having to stay after to scrape it off all the desks in his room. I think I speak for everyone when I say I surely wont forget watershed labs lol!! I will also never forget staying after school with other students and work on the labs, play games, and eat popcorn. Mr. Lynch would also tell us stories about his beloved grand daughter, he would just tell us all the cute things she would tell him. Another thing I wont forget is when me and a couple other students went to his house one saturday morning and raked his yard for extra credit little did we know he lived on land that was by a lake and surrounded by trees.(needless to say we definatly worked hard for what we earned)I can go on and on with stories of Mr. Lynch but I'll stop here. Larry you will be forever missed you will always be in my heart thanks for the memories you gave me and the fun stories ill always remember. Thanks again!!Love you