Condolences (6)

1. Our deepest sympathies on the passing of Lyle. Thinking of you in your time of sorrow

2. Lyle will be deeply missed. You are in our thoughts Helen and family. We enjoyed having him next door to us. He will be with you forever in your heart. He was a good man.

3. My cousin Lyle, a person who’s stature cannot be measured strictly by statistical devices, but by knowing his kindness, patience and wisdom. Our son’s comment was “I remembered him as a gentle giant, and he will be missed.” Darlene & Alan Pasmore and family

4. I always enjoyed talking to Lyle at the reunions…he was a practical

   man but loved to tell stories and a very keen listener.

   I always thought he was wise and many times I would learn

   something new about life from him after our long talks.

   Lyle was larger than life.

   I always enjoyed my talks with Lyle at the family reunions.
   He was a man who loved to tell stories and would listen patiently and
   keenly to others tell theirs…he had such practical wisdom about life a great laugh and sense
   of humour. There was nobody I knew quite like him. I always would learn something valuable and important about living after spending a few minutes talking with Lyle.

   Cheryl McLean

5. I’ll always remember Lyle for his big hugs and his creative inventions. I’ll miss seeing him at the family reunion and visits to Petrolia.

   Rest in Peace, Lyle

6. I am sorry that Lyle has left us but pleasant memories of long reunion conversations will remain with so many of us.
   Especially with we the older ones in Gordon’s family . We had a few chuckles as he would refer to Angus as a 21 Roy as a 24 and me as a 28 without the 19 in front. We will always have fond memories of Lyle.
   Our deepest sympathy and condolences to you Helen. May faith and your surrounded family help you through your loss.
   Hughie McLean