Regina D. Lyle

Birth date: Mar 2, 1936 Death date: Oct 25, 2019

Regina Delores (Jean) Lyle, 83, of Leesburg passed away on October 25, 2019. She was born in Brooklyn, New York on March 2, 1936 to Elizabeth (née Schultz) and William Lynch. She met the love of her life Kenneth Lyle in Brooklyn w Read Obituary

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Kathy Mays Bowers

312w ago

Mama Jean had so many wonderful facets to her wonderful life. She was beautiful, educated, professional, compassionate, diplomatic, spicy, sharp minded, loving, incredibly fun, and more than occasionally sassy. Jean touched many lives, thousands would be a conservative number, during her service at NAS Oceana Child Development Center and the NAS Oceana Chapel. It didn’t matter if the person in need was an infant or a senior citizen, Jean welcomed all into her life with compassion, wit, and love. Mama Jean also raised some of the staff st NAS Oceana Child Development Center with love, occasionally tough love, when called for. I worked with Mama Jean from 1981 until she retired from the CDC in the early 2000’s. So many wonderful memories of taking classes together, working with her, experiencing life’s lessons with her by my side, teaching me humor and humbleness. Jean coordinated my wedding day. I am forever grateful for having had Mama Jean in my life. The world was a better place for her being in it. I truly send my deepest condolences to Ken, Kenneth, Darcie, Jeanie, Laura, Billy, John, and the entire Lyle family.

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Mary Lou Scott

312w ago

So sorry for your loss. She will be missed by lots of people take comfort that she is with heavenly father now with her Loved ones who have gone before Sending prayers for your comfort in healing

Suzanne Baer

312w ago

I have many fond memories of times spent with Aunt Jean (aka The Blue Fairy). She certainly was always the life of the party, no matter how hard you would try not to laugh she would have us in stitches. I remember fun times visiting Navy housing and trying to stay one step ahead of shore patrol at all times. There are so many things about Aunt Jean we could talk about all night, but what made Aunt Jean so special was "the bottomless pot"........and the ever popular "we still have floor space don't worry about it" attitude when it came to family - and the family was ,large, 5 children, lots of grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, and sisters, nieces, and nephews, cousins, inclusive of any extra person any of the above would vouch for, the friends who have been here for so long they are family, and any member of the U.S. Navy.......you never had to call ahead, just show up and you were always greeted by a smiling face, a kiss, a hug, and are you hungry? Can I get you something to eat, or drink? She would move down and pat the cushion on the couch next to her and she'd say "here, come over here. sit down".......you guys can spend the night and drive home in the morning....when the sun is out. My heart hurts today for my only surviving uncle, he has to part with the 13 year old girl he knew he would marry when he was only 14 himself, his best friend, his everything. I feel sad for my cousins who are in that sad place my sisters and I had to go through when we lost our mom. I have no doubt where Aunt Jean is right now, she's with my mother going to some good yard sales, and later they'll be going to Karaoke, they are at peace!

Karen Flynn Williams

312w ago

Growing up we use to have the Lyle family (Our family) over for Thanksgiving dinners and it was never a dull moment when you had 9 Flynn’s and 7 Lyles plus others together! Loved and missed those days! Momma Lyle was a big comfort to my mom and us when my Dad passed away at only 49 years old. Her and Papa Lyle came as soon as they heard and she helped my mom make funeral arrangements. 8 years later another tragedy struck our family. My older brother Michael passed away and she was right there again. Momma and Papa Lyle were with our family since I can remember! ❤️🥰 They eventually retired to Florida and we didn’t see them as much but they have always been in our hearts and thoughts! Momma Lyle was a sweet wonderful lady with a big heart and will truly be missed! Rest In Peace sweet lady!😇💖

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