Birth date: Aug 22, 1933 Death date: Dec 24, 2023
Susie Kyoko Lynch, nee Kyoko Iwata, age 90 of Lewes/Rehoboth Delaware succumbed to Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) on December 24, 2023, at 2:55am. A daughter of Naotaro Iwata (father) and Tatsu (mother), Susie was born in Gifu Read Obituary
Susie is my sister-in-law, one of the nicest person you would ever meet! when she and Donald adopted Donnie Paynter and I went to help her give him a bath. when Paynter was racing ponies she made Paynter a silk racing jacket. I have so many pleasant memories. Rest in Peace Susie!!
幼い頃、お父さんの治夫からアメリカにいる京子おばさんの話を聞くのが好きでした。あなたが時々送ってくれる手紙や絵葉書、そして旦那さんのドナルド、ダニーと一緒に写る京子さんの写真を友達に自慢しました。
初めて会ったのは、わたしのお父さんが亡くなった年の夏でしたね。京子おばさんが私の家に来て、一緒に私のお父さんのお墓参りに行った日の事を鮮明に覚えてます。
その後、数回日本に来てくれました。
ドナルドおじさんが亡くなり、不幸にもダニーまでなくなって、その年の5月に私がルイスに行きましたね。その時、お墓に連れて行ってもらい、ドナルドおじさんとダニーのお墓の間に私は埋葬してもらうのよって言ってましたね。
お二人には、天国で会えましたか？
あなたの甥であることを誇りに思います。
今までありがとうございました。
I was introduced to my new Aunt, Kyoko Iwata Lynch, in 1958, when I was 4 years old. I have always been so proud to have a Japanese Aunt. She always had a smile and a kind word for everyone. I loved her stories, going to Cultured Pearl with her, and our visits and phone calls.. I will miss her tremendously. Love and peace, Aunt Kyoko. You are now reunited with Uncle Donald and Donnie.
I met Aunt Kyoko through her niece Dawn. My favorite memories were taking her to the Cultured Pearl for her birthday. She loved her sushi, and ordered different things to encourage us to try. When she came to visit she always made shrimp fried rice. The best ever! I will miss her visits and calls. Rest in peace with your family. Liza O.
I met Kyoko and Don in Japan in 1958 through my late wife Yoshiko. Kyoko and I
Stayed in touch after Don and my wife's
Passing. She was a delightful person and
Will be missed.
Howard Harris
I’ve know Mrs. Lynch my whole life. As a kid my brother and I were very good friends with her son Donny and we all grew up together during our summers in Lewes. Mr. and Mrs. Lynch were always kind to us growing up. Later in life as an adult she attended the wedding of me and my wife Teresa in Lewes and got to meet our children when they were small. I spoke with her a few times year and always made it a point to see her when we were in town visiting from Florida. I will never forget you Mrs.Lynch, you were a wonderful part of my life. I will miss you.
