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April 13, 2014
Shirley and family,
I have the same memories that my sisters have shared. Lyle was a part of our childhood. He probably didn't even know that we were so fond of his visits. He brought a lot of laughter and to our home and was such a kind man. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this time. You are all very special.
Michele Webster Snyder
Melissa Webster-Marden
April 12, 2014
Shirley and Family, as my sisters have left messages I wanted to let you know that Lyle and you were so loved by the Webster family. Lyle was a dear, dear friend to Dad and Mom, as you are still, Shirley. My sister Michele and I were reminiscing today how we always thought you and Lyle were family. Lyle was always stopping in after work to visit with Dad and share stories about the stone shed and guys they worked with. He always made sure Dad was kept up-to-date on everyone's shenanigans; they made us laugh all the time with their stories about Sh-Leo and Bud Wilkens. Us girls always were happy to see Lyle's car at our house when we got home from school as he and Dad would always be laughing and joking. I am sure they are together again laughing and enjoying each others company. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers, as I know he will be greatly missed. Take care!
April 12, 2014
Shirley and family, I echo Danele's words and hope Lyle and Dad are enjoying that cup of tea. May your memories keep Lyle close. Our hearts and prayers are with you.
Jackie Webster Kindestin
Danele Webster Bedard
April 12, 2014
I am deeply saddened by the news of Lyle's passing. He was a TREASURED friend, he and Shirley both, of my parents Audrey and Reginald Webster and I remember fondly all the days Lyle would pull in after work for a cup of tea and conversation with Dad. He was a wonderful man, may he rest in peace and have a cup of tea with Dad again. My prayers, sympathies and love to the Eastman family and Shirley, you are in our thoughts and hearts during this difficult time. Much love.
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