Wayne G. Lytle

Hello,
I am Debra from Hitco in Gardena, California. Wayne was our engineer on the brake program, I was the Inspector. We are thankful for the time he spent here at Hitco, we had a lot of good times back in that time. He was instrumental in developing many of the programs that we still currently have. May he rest in peace, and God bless the family and legacy he leaves behind....Debra Ligon

I worked with Wayne for 8 years at BAE Systems Composite Structures Inc. in Brea, California. He was my Manager, the last 2 years before his retirement. Here at work, he was always a good friend and worked very well with everyone. He treated everyone with respect and fairness. He never lost his temper under pressure. He will always be known as a loving husband, father, grandfather, and a decent human being. We all miss him.

To the Lytle Families

Deepest Sympathy in your loss of Wayne

He gave the gift of laughter
and dried his share of tears.
He left his mark on many lives
Through out his working years.
He spread a lot of love around
And shed a world of light.
And in the memories he leaves
His spirit will always shine bright.

Wishing you the light of love, the warmth of memories,
and the comfort of knowing your loss is being shared

Although I knew little of your father, Wayne, I did remember him as a football player at the University of Akron. I was
a student teacher under Lois's tutelage at Windemere in
Akron in the early '60s. What a wonderful lady. Please
accept my deepest sympathy on your Dad's passing. If
you can so how communicate my condolences to your
Mother, I'd appreciate it.

Many thanks to you both, Dan and Larry, for sharing your comments and stories of my dad, Wayne Lytle. We had a memorial reception for family and friends yesterday, Nov. 15, aboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach (we did a lot of sailing as a family near the Queen Mary throughout the years, and it just seemed to be the perfect spot). I had seen Dan's message on Saturday, and was able to incorporate it into my "eulogy" of dad and his life. It means a lot to see these comments, and again, we...

Wayne was a team mate of mine at Akron East High School. He was the center and I was the back up quarterback. We had great times driving around in his Buick Roadmaster and enjoyed our "Arab" fraternity. He inspired me and guided me and I will always remember him. He was a great football player,great student and a good friend during our formative years. God Bless him and his family. Our sympathies are with you.