Mary and family, the news of Lysle passing has reached me and so many memories are running through my mind today. The greatest of these is Lysle's kindness and compassion for everyone. Our times together, you were always there for us and our transit family. As I told my children of his passing my children remember him as a person who always cared about them and their activities. A manly figure to support them too. I shall never forget you and Lysle driving me to Ft.Eustis in 1962 to visit Larry who was in school there and then driving home in a snow blizzard through the Shenendoah Valley Mountains of Va. And having to follow a snow plow up a mountain and actually having to get out and help push the car at one place. We made it to a town only to find it closed down. Then a policeman came and called a tourist home who opened their doors for us.except they did not tell us we had to walk up 65 steps carring our luggage and then in this mansion we were again faced steps to the third floor. I just tell you all of his now to remind us all of Lysle's faithfulness to his friends and family because that is the way I will always remember him. Mary you have many beautiful memories to always keep in your heart of him. You are blessed with many family and friends to remind you of this sweet man who blessed you deeply. God is now your strength and your companion for ever. Your are blessed. MaryAnne and family