Lynas, who was PGC NTO senior project officer, suffered a heart attack on 29 August, aged 61.
Unlike some, he had a real understanding of print prior to joining the BPIF and PGC NTO, said PGC NTO chief executive Beamish.
Beamish paid tribute to Lynas area of expertise, which was in standards development for the NTO, and as a training co-ordinator for the BPIF.
Lynas had just finished work on revising the print finishing and mechanised binding occupational standards, which form part of the NVQ and SVQ qualifications.
He was somebody we relied on and was very well regarded by people in the industry. He will be greatly missed, said Beamish.
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