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Lynn Roger Roberts 70 of Glen, NH passed away peacefully at his home on April 24, 2012. Lynn was born in N. Conway on January 16, 1942 the middle son of Roger (Bucky) and Freda (Johnson) Roberts of Glen.
Lynn was a hard worker all of his life and worked for various contractor's throughout the State. He started as a young man working for Burton Patch as a plumber apprentice and installing heating appliances. Lynn spent a good portion of his life in the construction industry working for the Bartlett Highway Department, R. S. Audley, A. J. Coleman's, and most recently A. Eastman & Son. Lynn also worked at the Kearsarge Peg Mill, Tyrol and Intervale Ski areas as well. Lynn also owned and operated his own dump trucks with his eldest son Pat for a few years.
Lynn also owned the Glen Village Property and Maintenance and was a highly skilled, very particular carpenter who built and re-modeled several homes in the Mt. Washington Valley. Lynn would put his heart and soul into his building projects with the meticulousness of a piano maker.
Lynn's latest project was picking up the pieces of his home and property after it was devastated by Tropical Storm Irene in August 2011. Lynn's skill, craftsmanship, and attention to detail can be seen in the. finished product of his home after making the repairs with the help of Jeff Johnson following Irene. Lynn dedicated the remainder of his life achieving his goal of being back into his home.
Lynn was absolutely overwhelmed by the outpouring of the generosity of the people and business owners who stopped by to help, donate furniture and appliances, of offer a free meal. He really wanted to publically thank everyone who eased his burden during this troubling time but became ill shortly after finishing his home.
Please be assured that each and every one of you who stopped to help or offer an encouraging word held a very special place in his heart. When he spoke of this outpouring, he would become very emotional and was overw