Dear Tim, You were a Great Person that always brought a positive attitude into Life.   Your positivity was infectious.  I will always remember meeting you on the beach at Sandbanks and I will always think of You in a very positive way when I go back there.  I'm a better person for knowing You.  RIP Tim, We Love You.  You live on in Spirit!

So sorry to hear of the passing of Timmy.My condolences to the Lynn family.My family still talk about all of the good times we had with Tim’s father Tommy and his wife Stella.

My fondest memories are of sharing stories with Tim at the Frank Christmas gatherings where the Frank/Lynn families always enjoyed the chocolate layered cake :)
 Tim had a wonderful smile and a warm caring personality.
He will be missed.
Love ang hugs to you all 
Grace

So many people remember the "physical" Tim as he was in the last years of his life.  I remember vividly (like it was just yesterday), the incredibly strong and powerful Tim.  I remember watching him - play baseball and hockey - long before his boys started doing so.  He was good, he was strong as an ox and he was soooooo quick.  I remember a time when the three Frank boys, thought it would be a fun idea to "push" Tim into a family/friends pool, when we were all standing around at a party taking place at that house.  Here there were - three Frank boys - all in the prime of their physical condition, surrounding Tim at the side of the pool, trying to push him in.........Well......it didn't go as easily as we saw it taking place in our own minds. He quickly latched onto two of us grabbing our legs and arms with a vise-like grip, that two of the Frank boys (myself and Randy) went into the pool, with him dragging us in, while Rene laughed at all of us from the pool side.......
Damn.....he was just so strong, we couldn't do it without getting wet ourselves.  I remember the good times with him playing "running bases" with all of us on the beach at Sandbanks.  He was just so fast.....it was almost impossible to tag him out unless you dived at him with the ball in your hand,  I remember the great times we had on the golf course.  He never had a "great" round of golf, but he sure had fun with you.  He played with such a severe slice on his drive....he would be at a tee-off aiming at the hole to the left of where our fairway was.....but his drive would slice over that hole - and back onto the fairway.......leaving him with a decent shot at the green.  I remember the strong, powerful and athletic Tim, and I hope he is up in heaven enjoying more of those times now!

I miss you dad
I miss the way you made me smile
I miss the way you made me laugh
I miss the stories you would tell of the days you spent with grandpa
I miss watching the hockey games with you
I miss us going to see the Gens.
I miss the time we would spend on the water together weather it be in a boat, canoe or on shore. I just wish i could have had one more cast with you.
I love the time spent at sandbanks and you always pretending to be the ice cream man on the beach. All the work you put into the backyard rink so we had somewhere to have some fun. 

I was asked to voice my fav memory of my dad. I can't. I have too many, i love my dad, i miss my dad. I try & try to think of a fav memory but all i get is a flood of too many happy moments i had in my dads life that made me smile, laugh, love, charish and remember forever. 

Dad all i hope is that your somewhere with grandma & grandpa fishing, laughing and loving each other again watching over your family that misses you and loves  the world of you. You  where the greatest father anybody could ever asked for, just please know that.

I LOVE YOU
I MISS YOU
FOREVER
YOUR SON RYAN LYNN

Dear Lynn family
My fondest memories of Tim are many. 
We stood together as the out-laws of the Frank family.  We rolled our eyes and shook our heads at many Frank family gatherings and dinner tables!
I remember Tim being called the Dinosaur because he never embraced the newest technologies but Tim always had a smile, a laugh, a story to share and yes often a surprise at the Sandbanks beach or at our family Christmas gatherings!
We spent many hockey and baseball dances together either for the Lynn boys or our Frank children and we had great fun late into many Saturday nights.
Tim often was happiest with his oldest coffee mug, his oldest work cloths and his old cars and campers but when a solution was needed to replace a car or a camper he always came through proudly with the best for his family.
We are so happy to have had you a part of our family Tim. You taught us how to see the important side of life...stay calm and everything will work out just fine. Love and hugs to you all. We will miss Tim but so thankful for all he gave to us each and every gathering.
Thank you Tim and rest in a well deserved peace.
Nancy  Frank

Memories are like little stars that shine in the darkness of our mourning!

Dear Diana and family,
The world is suddenly empty when you have to let go of a loved one. What remains are the wonderful memories of the time spent together, of unforgettable experiences and days full of happiness and sunshine.
May these memories soon brighten your days again after the initial period of mourning.

From far away our thoughts are with you 
Jutta + Bernd, Nina und Michael with Romy (Weinheim, Germany)

Darren,

I am very sorry to hear about the passing of your father.   My condolences go out to you and your family.

Lynn Skinner

Dear Diana and family.    
                                                 Our deepest condolences for the loss of Tim. You always  have our friendship and support. I remember a time that you were in a rush to go Scrapbooking in Collingwood and I think Tim was going someplace else, so you just through  everything in back of the truck .!!   God Bless.  George and Maryanne Inglis

Tim was always happy to help the kids with a boat ride or fishing at Sandbanks. Our deepest condolences to the entire Lynn family 

Garth, Shelley, Cole and Beth Thompson

So sorry to hear of Tim’s passing. We will always remember him as a baseball coach and avid hockey supporter of our boys. He will be missed.

I remember Timmy as a humble man, who always greeted me with a warm smile. My condolences to Diana and Darren, Ryan, and Brandon and their families.

I have the most beautiful memories of growing up together.  Here is a group pic of all of us together for the first time in 50 years.  This day was such fun and will be cherished in my heart forever.  It was a pleasure and an honour knowing you Tim.  I will always remember you as the quiet and shy Timmy.  R.I.P. my old friend.  My heart goes out to the family.  I'm sure he will be missed tremendously. 💔

My sincere sympathy to Diana and family on the passing of  a dear husband and father.   He is missed by his friends at Lakeridge Heights.

Mary Moses

Dear Diana and Family—-sincerest condolences on your loss. Remembering the conversations on our mutual driveway over the many years we were neighbours. Andrew and Jennifer send their condolences too. R-I-P- Tim 🥰

Having known Timmy through our family ties with Sheila, our more recent and memorable time with Timmy was when we shared a table with him and Diana at Stella's 90th birthday party.  We shared stories and laughter that day.  We will always remember that time fondly.  Our love goes out to his family.  
Ellen and Gord Shaw

Uncle Tim had a great laugh. He often used it to punctuate his stories of fishing and hunting around the campfire at Sandbanks with me. Though I could not much relate to fishing and hunting I found his stories captivating, and his tales will live on with me in memory.

As my dearest brother, you have touched Bert, me, family in many ways that we will never forget. Rest in peace Timmy.
Kathy ♥️

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Timothy Allan Lynn

28 novembre 1948 – 10 octobre 2024

Oshawa Funeral Home

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