Remembering Lyle Robert Leach

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Lyle Robert Leach

January 17, 1945 - May 22, 2020

U.S. Veteran

Celebration of Life is scheduled for Friday, June 19th at 2pm at Woodlawn Funeral Home, viewing to follow.

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Anonymous

Posted on:
October 19, 2020

Here is the Memorial Marker For Lyle at Tahoma National Cemetery. It is at the Ossuary Memorial Wall for all to see and honor. It turned out beautiful and I for one am very proud of him. Rest In Peace Our Friend.

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September 15, 2020

We have added three videos of Lyle. They are out of order, but please enjoy. The first one is his Burial at Sea. The Coastal Trader Boat took Lyle back to the open seas of Alaska. Beautiful Video. The second video is of Lyles last Birthday, January 17, 2020 at Olive Garden , Lyles favorite. And the last one is a movie from his memorial services. Its a small peak into the wonderful years we were able to share with him. And in closing, Tahoma National Cemetery is working on a beautiful marble marker to be placed on the walls at the cemetery in honor of Lyle being a honorable Vietnam Veteran. The marker will be placed on the wall forever for all to see. We love and miss you Lyle very much . May you Rest In Peace.

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Anonymous

Posted on:
July 2, 2020

Lyle was a wonderful friend. He is greatly missed. We will honor him at the National cemetery later this month for his service in the Army. He was a hard working honest man. Anyone would want a friend like him. caring, loving and faithfull to the end. We Miss you so much !!

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Anonymous

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June 18, 2020