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Nelson Louis Byland, affectionately known as "Louie", passed away on April 24, 2024, at The Waters of Wakarusa. He was born on February 14, 1934 in Warsaw to parents, Nelson R. Byland and Louise (Self) Byland - both who preceded him in passing. Nelson led a remarkable life full of dedication and love for his family and community.
Louie was a man of integrity and commitment, evident in his longtime career of more than 43 years with Syracuse Rubber, where he eventually retired as the Production Manager. In addition to his professional life, Louie was an avid reader with an interest in all genres. Additionally, he was an avid golfer and was a former member of both the Syracuse Lions Club and St. Andrews United Methodist Church.
Known for his caring and loving nature, Nelson was the pillar of strength for the Byland Family. He was married to Janet (Weaver) Byland with whom he shared more than 68 years.
In addition to his parents: Nelson and Louise Byland, he was preceded in passing by his wife, Janet Byland, a son Douglas, and his four brothers Marian Kelly, and Charles, James and Fred Byland. Surviving with memories to share are two sons: William (Darlene) Byland, Wakarusa and Michael (Lori) Byland, Goshen. His legacy further extended to his grandchildren: Amanda (Allen) Pletcher, Mitchell Byland, Michael Byland, Michelle Mather, Crystal Smith & Candace Grendys along with several great-grandchildren
Titus Funeral Home, 1001 South Huntington Street, Syracuse is entrusted with care of the Byland family. Friends may gather at the funeral home on Monday, April 29, 2024 from 4 to 6 p.m. Beginning at 6, family friend Mike Sommers will lead a Life Celebration® Funeral. Burial will be held later at Syracuse Cemetery.
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