Condolence: To all family and friends we wish you peace during this time. Remember the good times.
Barb and Mitch Hosford

Condolence: He was a great brother. He was also a very big kidder. Lyle was my only brother. If I had to pick a brother, it would have been him not one thing would I change. He loved to gamble and take my money! I will miss my big brother, but I know I will see him one day. Love ya forever, Audrey Dunn

Condolence: we will miss poppy.We will always remember the great talks and our free wood that he made sure that we had when we went camping.thanks for the cups of coffee.thanks for making us feel like family.

Condolence: Carole We are so sorry, what a great person Lyle was. Always had a smile and made my day every time I talked to him. If I was feeling down he always started my day with a smile. He was a person that loved to be around people. God Bless Lance & Mida K

Condolence: I am so sorry for your loss, I have such memories of Lyle and your family. My Mom (Maggie) from Mcisacs also sends her condolences. And My husband Gary Jones Jr. Serving in Iraq. Lyles Smile and jokes will be missed. The Jones Family

Condolence: When you look up the term "man" with the adjectives "good", "real", "man's", or "honest" in front of it in life's dictionary...you will find Uncle Lyle's picture next to it. He was a great role model and steadying force for his sisters, with a distinctive laugh, a quick wit and kind word. He always gave my mom a hard time in the most loving "brother/sister" way. I personally remember (or I'm told) that I learned to walk up and down stairs during visits to his house. I also remember learning to play poker at his kitchen table with the "men". He'd say: "sure, kid, we'd be glad to take your money", I can still hear it. As an adult, moved 3000 miles across the country, I could still call Uncle Lyle and complain with him about how poorly the TrailBlazers were doing this season (every season).

I pray for comfort for Aunt Spooks and her large extended family of children, their spouses, grandchildren and close friends. 2 Corinthians 1:3-7

Condolence: Whether helping fix my chainsaw, direct me to the right plumbing
part, or offering his suggestions on how to keep the bears in my meadow....Lyle was Parkdale's smile. Always there, always ready to
help, always cheerful, and always smiling. I will miss him so very much.

Condolence: Lyle was such a good buddy to my daughter Marti when they worked together at the store....I wish I could have known him better.....prayers are with the family....

Condolence: We're sure gonna miss you Buddy! You have lighted our lives in many various ways over the years. You were stern with Ian at the store (which he needed) and you've always had such great one-liners for Vic and I. Carole, I am so sorry for your loss. I have been thinking about you every day. Please let us know if there is anything we can do. 352-6426. Take care - Jane, Vic, and Ian

Condolence: Uncle Lyle had a wonderful sence of humor and loving spirit. I'm only sorry we didn't make time to visit more. We are very sorry for your loss of a great man.