Nottinghamshire dad pays heartfelt tribute to 'handsome lad' who 'loved life'
21.02.2023 - 13:27
/ msn.com
Christmas last year. Sean's dad, Graham Lynk, has opened up about the "worst day of my life" when his son first failed to turned up to work. "We both worked together, and, on that morning, I wanted to see him and he was not there.
I tried ringing him several times, work tried to ring him as well. I knew something was amiss. "The 65-year-old rushed to his son's flat in Mansfield with his wife to see Sean's car parked outside, and his door locked on the inside.
The police were also called. Has your business been affected by the cost of living crisis? Tell us hereHeartbroken Mr Lynk added: "I had no idea what it was. Police got in, and now I thank God I never got through the door because I would have seen him.
The police came out and said he is dead. It is a shock to this day, and that is how it went basically. "Both me and my wife burst into tears.
I could not stand still. It is the worst moment of our lives by far. We zoomed out and when we came back, we went to sleep on the floor with a photo of him.
"Sean moved into his new flat in Mansfield only two days before his death. He was working at Keyline Civil Specialists in Nottinghamshire, alongside his dad, a former coal miner of 30 years. The last time when Mr Lynk spoke to his son was on the Monday night, just before he took his own life.
Mr Lynk added: "He came on Monday night because he had a day off to collect his clothes for Tuesday. That is the last I have seen of him. "There was no indication of any mental health issues or anything.
He was happy, he always loved his job, he loved his mum and dad, he loved his dog. This is such a shock to us and we could not, and still not understand why. And we will never get over it All we could think of is mental health.