Lyle Gene Schumacher

Birth date: Feb 5, 1950 Death date: Jul 2, 2024

Lyle Gene Schumacher, age 74, passed away peacefully on July 2, 2024, surrounded by his loving family. Born on February 5, 1950, in Sigourney, Iowa, Lyle was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and uncle. Lyle graduated from Read Obituary

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Ann Wilkening

68w ago

I just found this and hope someone is still checking to see new messages. Cousin Lyle was part of my life from day one. Living across the street growing up, there are so many fun memories. I know he had a special relationship with my parents like I did with his. I'm sure I was the pesky little cousin but he never made me feel that way. As a teenager, I would bring my friends to visit him and Pat and their precious new baby (Tina) at their apt uptown...still the pest but it was so fun. Always so much laughter & entertainment. Instantly loved Pat, too. Then so happy when they built their house across the street and their family grew. We both chose to move away from Iowa but whenever our paths crossed when back for visits, it was like no time had passed. Still the loving, funny and sometimes a bit ornery cousin I knew and loved. Pat, Tina, Tony & Tiffany (and families), he was the best. My heart aches for your loss. Hugs to you all but a special big hug to you, Pat. Love you.
Ann Wilkening

Esther Edmundson Molyneux

74w ago

Lyle will be missed by all from the SHS Class of 1968. I was very happy to see him at our 50th reunion. While our lives took us to different parts of the country, it was always good to catch up via email, Facebook and occasionally in person. My thoughts and prayers to Pat and the rest of the family. Esther Edmundson Molyneux

Randy Utterback

74w ago

Lyle and I had a lot of fun growing up together with our family's. As we grew older and I was able to buy my 1st car, oh my, we made a lot of road trips looking for GIRLS!! That all came to great end when he met the LOVE OF HIS LIFE, Pat, we loved her too!!! He always called us DOUBLE COUSINS, because his Dad and my Mom were brother and sister, and my Dad and his Mom were brother and sister. I'll miss all the story swapping when He and Pat came to see us from Utah All of you all have my sincere sympathy! Love Randy Utterback.

Becky (Utterback) Stephens

74w ago

Nobody will deny that Lyle’s smile and wit was his best and only side! The way that he could light up the room with laughter and Pat would just shake her head, giggle and smile! Your family, no matter the size or miles between, still your family. So thankful for the time we shared, the hugs and happiness. Lyle and my dad Randy were the best of cousins. When Lyle and Pat would come from UT I would always try to take time to see them. An amazing soul, the memories we now blessed to cherish! Our sincerest condolences to Pat, Tina, Tony, Tiffany and families. He will be missed but will always be with you.

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