In memoriam: Mrs. Pat Lynk

Thanks to the work done by Pat, we know much more about our local history than we would otherwise; my condolences to her family and friends. Image kindly supplied by David Evans.

It is with great sadness that today I must share the news with readers that one of the most longstanding contributors to the Brownhills Blog has passed away recently.

Mrs. Pat Lynk was a lovely lady who worked with selfless passion and tireless enthusiasm alongside David Evans to record her memories for the community and our collective history. This was a great partnership which gave rise to some wonderfully warm, informative and fascinating articles on this blog.

Although I personally never met Pat, I considered her a friend, elder and custodian of the blog as she had contributed so much towards it. To be able to feature her work here was, and remains an honour and privilege.

Pat’s passing is very sad and I send my sincerest condolences to Lynn, John and all of Pat’s family and friends.

David Evans send me a very touching and heartfelt message:

Hi Bob

I am the bearer of some sad news, I am afraid.

One of my good neighbours and friends, and a good friend of the blog, Mrs. Pat Lynk, passed away suddenly quite recently and her funeral took place this morning.

She has been so generous in time and effort over the recent years and her unique, personal contributions to the blog and to recording our local history have been invaluable.

Thank you dear Pat.

kind regards
David

Again, my condolences and deepest sympathy – the blog, our community and it’s history are much richer for Pat’s wonderful contributions.

You can read a selection of articles featuring, and connected with pat by clicking here.

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2 Responses to In memoriam: Mrs. Pat Lynk

  1. Lynn says:

    Hi Bob and David

    Thank you for your lovely piece on Pat it’s brought a tear to my eye. Pat loved Brownhills and Walsall Wood she enjoyed reminiscing with David Evans about its rich and varied history. She was a regular member of Walsall Wood library’s book group and the WI at St John’s Church hall.

    Kind Regards

    Lynn

  2. Jeanette says:

    Pat was always keen to share her knowledge and learn new knowledge about the area and life. An enthusiastic member of the Walsall Wood libary book group she will be sadly missed.

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