It is with very heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our sister, Mary-Anne Madeleine Lyle (nee Bouwman). After a very brief illness, she passed away on Friday July 19th in the Carman Memorial Hospital, with her husband and family by her side. Mary-Anne was born at the St. Boniface Hospital on February 16, 1960, and spent most of her life living in the Swan-Lake, Morden and Carman areas.
She is predeceased by her parents Jules and Monique (nee Hutsebaut) Bouwman and by her father-in-law, Bruce Lyle. Mourning her loss is her husband of almost 28 years, Edwin Lyle, her sisters, Karen Durand (Conrad), Colleen Bouwman, Kim Bouwman (Warner Main) and her brother William Bouwman, her mother-in-law Mae Lyle (nee Brown), brothers in-law Dale Lyle (Rhonda), and Kevin Lyle (Tayne). Nephews and nieces – Nicholas Durand (Danielle), Erik Durand, Naomi Stoneham (Ryan), Brooke Hominuk, Tyler Hominuk (Lauryn Kinakin), Landon Bouwman, Theia Bouwman, Ben Lyle, Travis Lyle (Elise), Foster Lyle (Ainslie Minuk), Delaney Lyle (Matt Ponech), Shae Lyle (Danielle Faucher), Redford Lyle (Laney Haman) and Cullen Lyle as well as her great nephews and nieces – Alexie and Mikel Durand, Charlie and Malix Stoneham, Huxley, Roux and Tali Ponech. and many cousins and lifelong friends.
Mary-Anne started working at the Lucky Dollar in Swan-Lake, MB, then went on to work at the Lorne Memorial Hospital and later moved to Morden, MB, where she worked at the South-Central Regional Library in Morden, MB, where she retired after many years of service.
Mary-Anne and Ed were social butterflies and loved to be with friends, whether it was out for coffee, attending some type of event, or just hanging out in the lobby of their apartment block. Together they travelled to many destinations and always had stories to share upon their return. Mary-Anne always had a smile on her face and was always up for a good laugh. She was an inspiration to many and despite some lifelong challenges, she always remained positive and was willing to lend a hand at any time. Mary-Anne made many handmade quilts that she gifted to family and friends, that they can now cherish in her memory.
Funeral services will be held at Doyle’s Funeral Home at 10 4th Ave SE in Carman, MB on Thursday July 25 at 11:00 a.m.
Thank you to all the friends and family that have helped us though this difficult journey. Very special thanks to Dr. Atchison and the wonderful nursing staff at the Carman Memorial Hospital who showed such compassion and concern while they cared for Mary-Anne.
She is predeceased by her parents Jules and Monique (nee Hutsebaut) Bouwman and by her father-in-law, Bruce Lyle. Mourning her loss is her husband of almost 28 years, Edwin Lyle, her sisters, Karen Durand (Conrad), Colleen Bouwman, Kim Bouwman (Warner Main) and her brother William Bouwman, her mother-in-law Mae Lyle (nee Brown), brothers in-law Dale Lyle (Rhonda), and Kevin Lyle (Tayne). Nephews and nieces – Nicholas Durand (Danielle), Erik Durand, Naomi Stoneham (Ryan), Brooke Hominuk, Tyler Hominuk (Lauryn Kinakin), Landon Bouwman, Theia Bouwman, Ben Lyle, Travis Lyle (Elise), Foster Lyle (Ainslie Minuk), Delaney Lyle (Matt Ponech), Shae Lyle (Danielle Faucher), Redford Lyle (Laney Haman) and Cullen Lyle as well as her great nephews and nieces – Alexie and Mikel Durand, Charlie and Malix Stoneham, Huxley, Roux and Tali Ponech. and many cousins and lifelong friends.
Mary-Anne started working at the Lucky Dollar in Swan-Lake, MB, then went on to work at the Lorne Memorial Hospital and later moved to Morden, MB, where she worked at the South-Central Regional Library in Morden, MB, where she retired after many years of service.
Mary-Anne and Ed were social butterflies and loved to be with friends, whether it was out for coffee, attending some type of event, or just hanging out in the lobby of their apartment block. Together they travelled to many destinations and always had stories to share upon their return. Mary-Anne always had a smile on her face and was always up for a good laugh. She was an inspiration to many and despite some lifelong challenges, she always remained positive and was willing to lend a hand at any time. Mary-Anne made many handmade quilts that she gifted to family and friends, that they can now cherish in her memory.
Funeral services will be held at Doyle’s Funeral Home at 10 4th Ave SE in Carman, MB on Thursday July 25 at 11:00 a.m.
Thank you to all the friends and family that have helped us though this difficult journey. Very special thanks to Dr. Atchison and the wonderful nursing staff at the Carman Memorial Hospital who showed such compassion and concern while they cared for Mary-Anne.