Lyle Edward Quillin

Our love and condolences for the Quillins. Uncle Lyle's laughter and continuous smile will be sorely missed. He always had a kind word for everyone he ran across and wasn't shy about reaching out to anyone he met to offer his smile and a kind word.
I am sad that he is no longer among us but know he is being greeted in heaven with open arms.
Jane and I send our love, hugs and condolences to Kelly, Tim and Kris and their families and to Larry and Barb Quillin and Barb (Phil)...

Festmaster Quillin was one of the best Festmaster we have had. Lyle always was concerned of others over himself. My sympathy is with his family.

Sincerest condolences to the Quillin family. First met Lyle bowling in the old Pine Tree league at Holiday lanes. A super gentleman throughout many years. Enjoyed Winnipeg with his Royal Family in 2000, what a great time we all had. Talked to him at most Quillins store but mostly at the Foodliner on Geo. And Lang drive. He is and will always be missed. Thanks for the memories Lyle.

Many pleasant memories. Will miss you and your friendly greetings at the Shrine.

Our prayers go out to the Quillin family during this difficult time.
Lyle always had a positive attitude and was a joy to talk to.

I worked for Quillin's Shelby store while in college and witnessed Lyle's sense of humor and outgoing personality. I enjoyed running into him over the years and have fond memories of a kind and jovial guy. My condolences to Kelly and his family.

Dearest friend Lyle. You are missed and loved. A few yrs ago you came to Schmidty's and smiled. We took you under our wing and have loved you since. You're kind, sweet. gentile demeanor. Humor that consisted of teasing. Quiet kind of whitty. And that eye twinkle. If one of us was under the weather you would call and check on us. We looked out for each other. You became a very dear friend. Rest in peace with no pain and keep looking out for us. John and Bonnie Daines

We are so sorry to see the passing of this sweet, funny, hard working man. Such a huge heart...... our Family has know The Quillin Family for as long as I remember, as we lived next door , and ALL had our first jobs at The Village store. Our Thoughts, prayers and love to your family.

My Family was also in the Grocery Business so I knew Lyle and his family as we were "Freindly Competitors". We always had time for a conversation when we ran into each other. Later the family was customers and I dealt with them as their contact for the Buyers Guide. I haven't seen Lyle for awhile and did not know he was sick. My sympathy & prayers to the family.