Tributes

1. Heartfelt sympathy to Sue and family also to the Lynch family
   Philip will be sadly missed by all who knew him,a loyal mate with a heart of gold
   We will miss you dear friend
   Kerryn and Errol

   Errol carter April 8, 2020

2. My deepest sympathies to Sue and family.
   Friend and former employer.
   He will sadly be missed.
   RIP Philip Henry
   Pat McKenna

   Pat McKenna April 3, 2020

3. Dear Phil, a hero and fighter to the end. He fought on the front line in Tasmania to save the Gordon/Franklin Rivers. What a legacy he has left behind for all of us to enjoy and marvel. We loved your cheeky sense of humour and the stories you told. R.I.P. feisty Phil, you have made your mark on this Earth and now it’s time to do the same in Heaven. Our sincere condolences to Sue and Phil’s family Mandy & Michael xxx

   Mandy Shute & Michael Richmond April 2, 2020

4. We extend our Sincere Sympathy to Sue and respective families on the passing of Philip. Recall many in depth discussions about many aspects of life’s’ ups and downs (and politics). Former Saleyard and Livestock Industry colleague and friend of Gerald and Sally Madden.

   Gerald Madden April 1, 2020

5. Deepest Sympathy Sue on the loss of Philip. You will have wonderful memories of your time together. Take Care – Anne Rea

   Anne Rea April 1, 2020

6. Philip: I will keep you in my heart forever. Loved your fine intellect. Loved hearing about your many escapades especially rafting down the Franklin River: also your adventure on the Tall Ship “Soren Larsen” down the west coast of Tasmania to Hobart. Whilst ship anchored in Port Davey harbour you swam underneath it. Wow. Also your speed boat trip across to Lady Julia Percy Island from Yambuk. I will never forget the fun times me and Reilly had with you. Sue my deep thanks to you for looking after my brother so well. Farewell Philip from Joey and Reilly

   Helen o'reilly April 1, 2020

7. Heartfelt sympathy to Sue and family and the Lynch families.
   Great memories of a legend.
   “Don’t look out the side window, look out the front and if you see anything bigger than us tell me.”
   Phil and Ursula Keane and your sidekick Justin.

   Philip and Ursula Keane March 31, 2020

8. Rest in peace now, brother.
   Who is going to do the family chit stirring now?
   We do have some good and some weird memories over the years.
   Maria and Justin

   Maria O'Reilly March 31, 2020

9. What a pleasure to have met you ! Never a dull moment every time we chatted, will miss your stories and most of all opinions and advice. A hard worker with a heart of gold Driving in your sports car free as a bird you can drive as fast as you want now Rest In Peace Philip

   Sarah Dyson and family March 31, 2020

10. Heartfelt sympathy to Sue and family on the passing of Philip. Former employer and friend.
    RIP
    Chris, Wendy, Kallee & Marnie Chesshire

    Wendy Chesshire March 31, 2020

11. More than 50 years of service to the livestock transport industry of the district. A remarkable life’s work.
    Rest well now Philip.
    Paul Henderson and family.

    Paul Henderson March 30, 2020

12. At peace now Philip. Thank you for some funny, crazy memories. Love to Sue.
    Julianne, Erik and Madeleine

    Julianne O'Reilly-Wapstra March 30, 2020

13. Philip Henry Lynch passed away 29 Mar 2020 at Warrnambool. Brother and brother in law of Maria and Terry (deceased) O’Reilly, Helen and Kevin O’Reilly of Tasmania. Uncle of Justin, Mark, Julianne and Erik and great Uncle of Madeleine. Rest in Peace Philip

    Helen o'reilly March 30, 2020