Birth date: Jan 23, 1926 Death date: Nov 9, 2002
James E. Lytle of Puyallup, Washington, passed on November 9, 2002, in Tacoma. Jim was a retired manager of the Burlington Northern-Santa Fe Railroad and an avid dahlia gardener. He is survived by his four children, Russ, Shirley, Read Obituary
To Jim's family,Just me again. It has been so long since I used webtv I forgot my correct address. Don't know if you cared or not, but this is right. Remember, crossing over to another plane rejoins one's soul with their departed loved ones and allows them to watch over and protect those they have left behind.Sharon##imported-begin##Sharon Danley##imported-end##
To the Jim Lytle family: Please accept our sincere condolences on the loss of your father. He was a funny man and I enjoyed his company and his "wild" tales, both at the L&M Tavern and as our neighbor at Twin Lakes. We're sorry we cannot attend the services, but our thoughts are with you.Sharon & Gary##imported-begin##Sharon & Gary Danley##imported-end##
Jim and i worked together for more than thirty years we had a lot of good times i will never forget him he was a good man and a very good friend, Thank you jim and God bless you##imported-begin##Robert Meidell##imported-end##
To the family of Mr. James Lytle:
It was an honor and a pleasure to participate in your father's care during his final days. The nurses and therapists frequently remarked that he was very kind and they enjoyed caring for him. I hope we can all have a peaceful rest in the end, surrounded by a caring family such as yours.##imported-begin##Dr. Lore Friend##imported-end##
NULL##imported-begin##Louis shewfelt##imported-end##
Many a good moments and fun was had with Betty & Jim.
He will be greatly missed##imported-begin##JoAnne Durston##imported-end##
Please accept my sincere condolences to Jim's family. I remember him well from our days clerking at Auburn Yard. God bless.
Stan Isaacson##imported-begin##Stan Isaacson##imported-end##
