Jimmy Ray Lynch, 50, of Coward, SC, passed away Tuesday, November 25, 2025.

Jimmy Ray Lynch was born to Multer and Susie Lynch of Effingham.

An adored son, father, papa, brother, nephew, business partner, and friends to more folks than we could ever list. Not perfect but so loving and kind when it came to helping not just his blood family but those of us lucky enough to be adopted in.

He was preceeded in death by maternal grandparents Harry Frank Munn and Carrie Mae Munn, paternal grandparents Tillman Lynch Jr and Bessie Marie Lynch, special uncles Perry Munn of Mechanicsville, Larry Munn of Cataula, GA, and Wade Dease of Coward, and Father-in-law HD Schaffer of Hampton, SC.

Survived by sons Josh (Amber) Lynch and Kaleb (Braylin Clark) Lynch of Coward, daughters Emma Lynch of Coward and Ansley Lynch of Hampton, and a special son Trenton Crisp of Effingham. He is also survived by the mothers of his children, and his grandchildren Tillman and Dalton Lynch of Coward and expecting one in June of 2026.

Also survived by brothers Billy (Crystal) Lynch of Effingham and Buddy (Sari) Lynch of Coward, sisters Linda Sue Lynch of Coward and Carrie Lynn Lynch of Effingham, special uncle Bobby (Sue) Lynch of Timmonsville and a special family friend Lee Vause.

He is also survived by special nieces and nephews, Tiffany (Chris, Reid, Sawyer) Harris, Jordan Tanner, Bailey (Joanna and Anastasia) Tanner, Kody (Jade) Lamb, Austin (Haleahann and Ellie) Lynch, Justin (Cassi) Lynch, Gavin (Payton Floyd) Lynch, Hayden Lynch, Dylan (Hayley, Cason, Keaton) Lynch, Lincoln and Juliet Lynch, Gage (Gracen Vause) Lloyd, Grace Lloyd, Blake Lloyd, and Leigh Munn Getkin.

Jimmy worked at Vulcraft for 30 years. You could find him racing, farming, cooking, on a boat somewhere, working on something, and spending time with his precious grandbabies. He would give you the shirt off his back! In the words of Jimmy, LIFE IS GOOD. #itsthelittlethingsinlifethatmeanthemost

A visitation will be held Saturday from 6pm to 8pm at Layton Anderson Funeral Home.

It is an honor for Layton Anderson to serve the Lynch family at this time. There will be a PRIVATE family burial.

You are invited to sign the guest book at www.laytonandersonfh.com