Brian Alan Lynch, 54, of Jamestown

Brian Alan Lynch, 54, of Jamestown, passed away Tuesday, May 19th, at University of Kentucky Hospital.

Brian was born in Columbus, OH on August 6, 1971, a son of Carolyn Lowery and Harold Lynch

He worked as a carpet installer,

Brian is survived by.
his parents, Carolyn Lowery and Harold Lynch
a sister, Debra Lynch

He is preceded in death by a sister Sherry Lynch Lulek

Graveside service will be held Saturday May 23, 2026, 1:00 PM at the Jamestown Cemetery, Jamestown, KY.

Burial in the Jamestown Cemetery, Jamestown, KY.

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