Birth date: Mar 17, 1937 Death date: Jan 12, 2021
Lawrence “Larry” Lyles March 17, 1937 – January 12, 2021 Lawrence “Larry” Lyles was born in Alexandria, Virginia. He married Joyce Williams Painter on March 17, 1972 in Springfield Virginia. He leaves to cherish his memory, his w Read Obituary
Lawrence was not only our mailman, but also our neighbor when I was growing up in Springfield. He was also a childhood friend of my parents from Franconia Elementary and Mt. Vernon High Schools. So, I have many long ago memories of him. I send my sincerest condolences to his family.
Elaine (Talbert) Williams
Larry was our daughters bus driver for their middle and high school years. I never ONCE was worried, if the weather was severe rain or snow, that Larry would not get our girls home safely. We are saddened to hear that he is no longer on this earth, but know that he is resting in peace and rising in glory to his new heavenly home. Thank you Larry!!
Prayers for peace and comfort for the family
The Hawn's
Joyce, Denise and Family,
So sorry for the loss of Larry. I still remember him teaching me to neck reign one of your horses back in the 70’s when we went riding. As I recall, he was also a big Waylon fan. God be with Larry and you all.
Steve Sisk
I met Larry after seven years of driving a school bus. He then took over my bus run. Ever since, he was always a pleasure to be around. I will miss him in church.
Hoping the memories in your heart will ease the pain of your loss in the days to come.
Mindy Thompson
I worked with Larry as I too was a bus driver for 30 yrs.He was a very nice man and always had a smile on his face.My condolences to his family.
Crystal, Thinking of you and your family during this difficult time. Sending you my thoughts and prayers.
~ Tammi Morehouse
I always enjoyed visiting with Larry when he would come to the Bus Garage. He was always polite and professional. Will always remember his smile and laugh. He touched many lives and will be missed by so many. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. I hope your memories will help you find comfort.
Peggy Everhart
