Community celebrates Wegman’s employee with autism
George Lynn has been working in the pharmacy at Wegman’s in Mount Laurel for 10 years.
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Nov 4, 2025, 3:52 AM
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5h agoThe community is celebrating one man’s employment in Burlington County.
George Lynn has been working in the pharmacy at Wegman’s in Mount Laurel for 10 years.
Lynn was diagnosed with autism when he was 3 years old. The ARC of Camden lined up a job for him at the store a decade ago as a pharmacy driver.
Lynn calls his position a dream job.
Besides working at Wegman’s, Lynn is an autism ambassador, giving presentations about his disability and how he overcame it.
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