Birth date: Apr 30, 1921 Death date: Sep 6, 2018
Lyle Edward Lipka, age 97, passed away on Thursday, September 6, 2018. Lyle was born in Montague on April 30, 1921 to Clayton and Edna Lipka. He is survived by his children, Valarie Brazaski of Montague, Scott (Jeanine) Lipka of G Read Obituary
Sorry to hear of his passing. Thank you for your service, Rest in Peace.
Cindy and family,
We were sad to hear of your dads passing. Our prayers are for all of you. Tony & Linda Prus
So sorry to here of Lyle's passing. Was a neighbor of his for many years. Was glad to see him in the 4th of July parade. Condolences to the entire family.
My sincerest condolences to the family. I will miss him.
Lyle was married to my moms cousin and I remember visiting them and seeing them at family reunions etc. Virgllene and my mom grew up as best friends. He was always so fun to be around and I loved his spirit to be independent even in his 90s. My heart goes out to Val, Cindy and Scott and their families, but they can be proud of the way they all looked out for him and that he loved them all very much. Now hes with all of his heavenly family celebrating a life well lived. Well miss you Chief.
It is with great sadness for my wife as me to have lost a good friend and a great neighbor. I met Lyle for the first time 11 years ago as Jan and I moved into the home across the street from Lyle. Although we didn't visit often, we did sit and drink coffee together on his front porch, and we always waved as we went by. Lyle's passing leaves a great void in many lives. He'll be missed a good long time. Goodbye friend.
I am so sorry for the loss to your family! He will be so missed by so many, including myself! He was such a special man! I will miss his flirty-type of fun, teasing and chipper personality!
I was in Montague last month and went by the house, but it didnt look like anyone was home, so Im glad I got to see him last year. Isnt it odd that our dads passed away on the same day 53 years apart. I sorry to hear Lyle is gone.
Weve lost a great man!! My husband and I worked with Lyle at Dupont for many years. As a Foreman, he was a pitbull for his crew - NOBODY messed with them without getting put in their place! He was indeed one of a kind. I feel fortunate to have known him.
