Donald Lynn Raycraft

I knew Lynn since I was a kid lived across the street from him and his kids in Brampton . He came to our cottage in bracebridge always loved when he would play his guitar around our campfire and sing for us I will miss him very much . Hope everyone in heaven can here him playing his guitar and here him singing great songs rest in peace my friend you were the best Lisa rand

Lynn was our great friend since the mid 70's, we lived across the street from him and the girls. No matter where we kept moving to, Lynn would always be there visiting with us, even all the way to Sault Ste Marie with Jayme on their BC motorcycle trip. Lots of weekend trips to Muskoka and sitting and singing around the campfire, we always felt we had Gordie Lightfoot right there with us! Lots and lots of Messenger chats over the years and especially the last couple of years almost daily. We will miss Lynn dearly. He was definitely apart of our Family. Rest In Peace...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. We enjoyed lots of fun times with Lynn at the Hooton's cottage over our younger years. Donald and Margaret Harpley

Remembering all of the wonderful times we shared together. It feels like yesterday. You were a kind person, loved by all who had the privilege of being a part of your life. Your wings were ready, but our hearts were not. Gone, but never forgotten Spread your wings and fly. Our deepest, heartfelt sympathies go out to all the family. May you all find comfort in the memories you cherish. Love forever Wendy and Ben

We are so sorry to hear of your great loss and wish you love, music, peace and fond remembrance of Lynn/Dad/Grandpa for all of your days together Love always and big hugs to each of you as you grieve, Dar & Tristan Harvey-Koning

Sincerest condolences RIP

Deepest sympathy to all. RIP Lynn Love Cousin Barbara Nutbrown Michaud

Many good memories Of the river of Life We shared... I ll be there you soon...

John and I want to offer our deepest and sincere condolences. Remember how much he loved you!

Those we love dont go away they walk beside us every day, unseen, unheard, but always near. Still loved, still missed and very dear. Our deepest sympathies.

You guys probably won’t remember me but I met you as kids at a Tenneco picnic. Your dad and I worked together at the plant for a lot of years. We both had backgrounds in the plating industry and similar interest outside the plant through woodworking, motorcycles, music and golden retrievers. As part of a team, your dad was instrumental in improving the performance of the plant and safety of the operations for our staff. We used to take lunch together and he told me all about the graceful young skater who became an incredible scholar and about the budding guitarist who quickly surpassed his dad as a musician. I know about the trip on the Harley out west and the life off the grid up north. He loved you both so much. I hope that Max is waiting for him and there is someone there to listen to his stories about you.

I can’t put into words how sorry I am about Lynn’s passing. I wish I could be there with you. Lynn was one of my favourite people. From the very 1st day I met him, he stood up for and defended me at a time when that never happened for me. I have so many great memories of Lynn and so many treasures that he made for me over the years. He was a great man and will be so missed by so many. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Love you all.

I unfortunately never got to know your dad but the thing I did get to know was how much you loved him and the massive impact he had on your life. I feel honoured to have a beautiful handmade frame hanging in my home that shows off the amazing craftsmanship of your dad. Sending a big hug and so much love. Kass

Sorry for the loss of your dad. As kids we can remember him making us all laugh and smile every time he was around. More recently, I (Lee) had the opportunity to curl with your dad a few times. He was fun on the ice and I enjoyed our conversations after the games. We are thinking about both of you and all of your family.

I worked with Lynn at Tenneco in Owen Sound for many years. I actually got to know him before that when he worked for contractors. What a great guy to work with. Common sense. Great skills. Good stories. Lots of laughs.

May my support warm your heart