Pike-Spalding County GaArchives Obituaries.....William L Lynch March 22 1924
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Griffin Daily News, Monday, March 24, 1924
W. L. Lynch Victim of Stroke of Paralysis

Had Been in Excellent Health Up Until Friday Afternoon, When He Suffered Light 
Stroke.

W.L. Lynch, well-known Griffinite died at his home, 323 North Ninth street, 
Saturday, following a brief illness.
Mr. Lynch was on the streets Friday afternoon feeling as well as usual and 
went home in good spirits but soon after reaching there, suffered a slight 
stroke of paralysis.  Saturday evening, he suffered another, which caused his 
immediate death.
Mr. Lynch, who was sixty-seven years of age, was born and reared in Pike 
county, but moved to Griffin about twenty-five years ago and became associated 
with Walker Brothers Company, for whom he has worked since making his home 
here.  He was popular with a large circle of friends, who are grieved to learn 
of his passing.
Besides his widow he is survived by four sons, C.R., W.I., J.R., and L.H. 
Lynch.
Funeral services were held from the home Monday afternoon at three o'clock, 
Rev. John F. Yarbrough officiated and Frank S. Pittman was in charge of the 
interment, which was in Oak Hill cemetery.
The following gentlemen acted as pall-bearers, J.H. Walker, Jr.; I.N. Drewry, 
A. Ruskin, Albert Fisher, Jim Evans, John W. Bowden, E.A. Scales, and John F. 
Green. 

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