Birth date: Jan 19, 1951 Death date: Sep 4, 2021
Lynn Allen Klinker, 70, passed away on Saturday, September 4, 2021, at his home in Edgerton. He was the son of the late Ernest and Alice (Presgrave) Klinker. He retired from East Allen County Schools after 20 plus years as a groun Read Obituary
I have so many fond memories of Lynn! When I first came over as an exchange student, Lynn and the whole Klinker family opened their home and hearts to this foreign stranger. You could always feel the love in that home and Lynn had a way to make people feel at ease, always with a smile to share. So sad that he has passed too soon. Lynn, I will never forget you. /Tobias & family
Here was a humorous & ammeable man. Layed back, mello, quick to laugh; and even quicker at making us laugh ! My fond memories of Lynn include especially the time we spent working on Marching Band wardrobe containers in his workshop, and poking fun at competing band's routines from up in the cheap seats. Lynn sometimes bordered on being irreverent, but was always engaging to talk to. He remained unbowed by life's challenges.
He'll be missed !
Kevin J. Werling
Lynn's gardening and pumpkin growing tips along with the twinkle in his eye when commenting on a variety of topics made my heart happy. He has left this world all too soon and his loss is hard to fathom. He was a good family man--take care of each other, Jean and everyone. Peace be the journey..............
All my love, Roxy
Lynn is the person responsible for starting us going to hockey games. I remember Josh and Chris bouncing around. That love of hockey went through all my boys. Tell Marv I love him when you see him. Praying for peace and comfort for your family
