Dean James Lynch
October 1, 1936 ~ September 14, 2026
Born in:
New Hampton, Iowa
Resided in:
Nashua, Iowa
Dean James Lynch, age 89, of Nashua, IA, died Monday, September 14, 2026, at Cedar Vale Assisted Living in Nashua surrounded by his family.
Per his wishes, there will be no formal services held at this time. A private family burial will take place at a later date.
Hugeback – Johnson Funeral Home & Crematory – Olson Chapel in Nashua has been entrusted with arrangements.
Dean was born on October 1, 1936, son of James and Rose Lynch. On May 4, 1957 he was united in marriage to Virginia Frascht. She preceded him in death on August 1, 1966.
He is survived by two daughters, Deanne (Lynn) Lantow of Nashua and Karen (Larry) Wedeking of Plainfield; 8 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
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Our sympathy to your family, Arnie and Carol Boge
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The family of Dean, I have known dean all my life from the years on the farm North of Ionia and the times watching TV at his folks that had a TV years ago when we did not have one, so we would go done to there house to watch his Brother Dan play the according on KIMT Mason City. At the times back in the early 50’s dean had a model A and he would give us a ride once in awhile to school At St. Bonfiac in
Ionia. Along with many years and conversations. Also my Brother Bob was in his wedding with he and Virginia, as the ring bearer. May he Rest in Peace.
Sorry for your loss.
Thank you! We love to hear stories about Dad!
So sorry to hear this.
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My sympathy to Dean’s family. I knew Dean all my like. My parents and Jim and Rose were best friends. We were at their place one 4th of July and Dean was shooting firecrackers when one went off in his hand. He had to go to ER so that ended the party.
Thank you! I remember him telling us about the firecracker incident!
Our sympathy to Dean’s family and friends.
We very much enjoyed spending time with him in Texas. He was so nice to visit with.
May he rest in peace.
Leon and Nancy Wegner.
May you remember the good times. Sending hugs.
May you remember the good times. Sending hugs.
Thank you! He definitely enjoyed his winters in Texas!
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My sympathy to Dean’s family and friends.
I got to know Dean when working at Vern Laures Auto center, great customer and very friendly, I always enjoyed our talks!
Sorry for your loss
Our deepest sympathy. Dean was a great man, we always enjoyed our visits with him. So many will miss that smile!
To Dean’s family
So very sorry for your loss. Charlie always enjoyed visiting with him! He is sorely missed. Prayers for comfort and peace to you all.
So sorry for your loss! We remember your dad walking around the mile for years. He was a great neighbor. We all enjoyed visiting with him ❤️
Steve and Sheila Bergmann