Sheryl Kim Lynch

July 19th, 1964 - September 26th, 2014

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We fell in love with Kim when we first met her when she was seven years
   old.  She came to our house many times when she was a child and her
   parents were busy at their store a few doors away.    We had fun playing
   games, singing, snowmobiling and ice skating.  She was a special child
   and she never gave us any trouble.  One of the highlights of our lives
   was when we took her to Disney World.
     In the past several years we have been going out to dinner with her
   once a week.  We were always amazed at all the knowledge she had.
   We could ask her about almost anything and she would know something
   about it and that was a big help whenever we asked her for advice or
   information and she always willingly gave it.  The people at the Hospice
   House fell in love with her just as we did 43 years ago and she will  be
   in our hearts forever.
            "With tearful eyes we watched you
                And saw you pass  away,
              And though we loved you dearly
                We could not make you stay.

              A golden heart stopped beating,
                 Hard-working hands at rest.
            God broke our hearts to prove to us
                    He only takes the best."

Oscar and Wanda Bergstrom

It's hard to believe I have to say goodbye Kim. I only worked with you for a couple of years but you left a huge impression on me. When I first came to Van Buren you were someone I looked to and depended on for help with my job. Your smile and positive attitude never failed to set a great example for everyone. It still makes me smile to think the worst complaint I ever had to handle about you was that you were "too nice". God bless you Kim, rest in peace.

My sincere condolence to Kim’s family and close friends, our loss is Heaven’s gain.

Sean Mulligan

Kim went to school with me, graduated in our class of 1982. She was so very sweet, kind and quiet. I considered her to be my friend. We sang in choir together; she had such a pretty voice. She will be missed by many. I will always cherish the memories of she and I. She was a beautiful person. So sorry for the friends and family of Kim for your gigantic loss. We will see her in heaven again, when we go there to meet her again. Rest in Peace, no more tears or pain Kim. XO

Sheryl Kim Lynch

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