Jackson County, Oregon
Richard E. Lystra Richard E. Lystra, 88, died with his wife at his side at Arbor Place Assisted Living in Medford, Ore., on Tuesday, October 12, 2010. He was born on May 7, 1922, in Laclede, Idaho, and grew up in Conrad, Mont. After high school graduation he moved to Los Angeles, Calif., and...
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To Doug, Mark and the Lystra family,
I'm so sorry for your loss, as I will always remember the warm smile and good nature that Dick had for his family and all his friends. I always looked forward to spending time with Dick and his family, and will cherish the many memories that I have growing up in Santa Rosa, with Doug, and knowing the Lystra Family.
With my thoughts and Prayers.
Ron Deghi
November 04, 2010 | Sebastopol, CA
Richard was a good man and was glad that we have crossed paths in our life, he will be remembered. Fred
Fred Sayers
October 23, 2010 | Guerneville, CA
Though I didn't know Dick well, I know Dave and Don, and offer my condolences to them and there families for their loss of a brother and an icon in the Santa Rosa area.
Steve Barnes
October 23, 2010 | Santa Rosa, CA
To the entire Lystra family,
Dick led a rich life and touched the lives of many. He was known by many titles, some of which were friend, brother, Uncle and Papa. We know that he will be greatly missed. We send you our deepest sympathy.
Love,
Michael & Christine O'Connell
Visalia CA
October 22, 2010
To the entire Lystra Family:
“Uncle Dick” was one of the most loving, giving men Betty and I had known. He was there for all who needed his support. His ready smile, cheery eyes and quick wit made knowing him a joy. He will be missed by all those his life has touched.
John Gates
John Gates
October 22, 2010 | Mesa, AZ
To the entire Lystra Family:
“Uncle Dick� was one of the most loving, giving men Betty and I had known. He was there for all who needed his support. His ready smile, cheery eyes and quick wit made knowing him a joy. He will be missed by all those his life has touched.
John Gates
John Gates
October 22, 2010 | Mesa, AZ
Marylou and family,
I am sorry for your lost. I will alway remember Dick, from the photo's that I have of him and myself form work. I am glad that I got to know some of the family and Dick. He was a special man. Love to all of you. Marylou I am sorry but I won't be able to make it on Friday. I have enclosed my email if you would like to stay in touch.
Heather Marshall
October 18, 2010
