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JIM LUNAU posted a condolence
To the Clarke family:
He will be missed and was of the truly great people that I had the pleasure to work with at my time at the Star, he was a great friend and I will always remember the good times and there were many of them.
Jim Lunau
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The Howe Family posted a condolence
Lyle (or Mr. Clarke, as we Howe kids always called him ) was a joy. Summers days spent pool-side with the entire Clarke family are recalled fondly and it was the sound of Mr. Clarke's laughter that is best remembered. Dwain and Lyle and practical jokes - moving the walls of Lyle's cubicle daily inch by inch until his 'office' was a mere 6 feet across. Good times. Mr. Clarke was happiness, and we will indeed remember him with kindness and humour.
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Bill Wheeler posted a condolence
I am very saddened to learn of Lyle's passing. I was privileged to have had the opportunity to have worked with Lyle on a number of occasions and enjoyed his dedication and humour. I remember after his retirement at The Star, Tom Eward and I visited his Fish and Chip restaurant and had a wonderful time reminiscing the great times we all had. Many times I would see daughter Glynis in the hall ways of The Star. It was nice to ask how her Dad was and see the smile on her face, always saying he will never change. You will be missed my friend. R.I.P.
Bill Wheeler (Corporate IT Retired Toronto Star)
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Peter Rose posted a condolence
My condolences to the Clarke family.I had the pleasure of having Lyle as a hockey coach for 18 years.During this time we won a lot of games but more importantly we became friends along with every one who played for Lyle.I remember a few of Lyles pre game words for the team "Shoot the g dammed puck or watch out these guys are crazy".Lyle you will be missed but not forgotten.
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Ron McIntosh posted a condolence
I am saddened to learn of Lyle's passing. He was an honest, thoughtful and fun loving person. His humour was contagious. A great person to work for and with.
Lyle was the first manager I worked for back in the old Etobicoke Zone Office at 5100 Dundas in 1967. At the end of my first day he came up to the front desk, where I was answering phones, with is coat over his arm, his hat on sideways and grabbed the handle of address card wheel and began spinning it around and around while yelling "hard to starboard, hard to starboard" and then left. What a first impression of a Star manager ! Many more good years of working with Lyle followed.
My condolences to the Clarke family.
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Macchiusi family posted a condolence
My father Bernie, always spoke very fondly of Lyle, as they spent many years working together at the Toronto Star. Our family sends our deepest condolences to his family and friends.
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Janis Sarra posted a condolence
Uncle Lyle,
I will remember you with fondness, you and Dad always kidding around with one another. My thoughts are with all the family.
Love Janis
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Eugene and Denise Lukjanczuk posted a condolence
It was a pleasure to work alongside with Lyle in my years with the Star.
He always had a story or a joke to tell, never a dull moment with Lyle.
We enjoyed our luncheons with Lyle at the head of the table.
You will be missed at the "Frigate and the Firkin" pub.
Rest in peace.
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The Howe Family posted a condolence
Sunday, November 29, 2015
Lyle (or Mr. Clarke, as we Howe kids always called him ) was a joy. Summers days spent pool-side with the entire Clarke family are recalled fondly and it was the sound of Mr. Clarke's laughter that is best remembered. Dwain and Lyle and practical jokes - moving the walls of Lyle's cubicle daily inch by inch until his 'office' was a mere 6 feet across. Good times. Mr. Clarke was happiness, and we will indeed remember him with kindness and humour.
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JIM LUNAU posted a condolence
Sunday, November 29, 2015
To the Clarke family:
He will be missed and was of the truly great people that I had the pleasure to work with at my time at the Star, he was a great friend and I will always remember the good times and there were many of them.
Jim Lunau
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Bill Wheeler posted a condolence
Saturday, November 28, 2015
I am very saddened to learn of Lyle's passing. I was privileged to have had the opportunity to have worked with Lyle on a number of occasions and enjoyed his dedication and humour. I remember after his retirement at The Star, Tom Eward and I visited his Fish and Chip restaurant and had a wonderful time reminiscing the great times we all had. Many times I would see daughter Glynis in the hall ways of The Star. It was nice to ask how her Dad was and see the smile on her face, always saying he will never change. You will be missed my friend. R.I.P.
Bill Wheeler (Corporate IT Retired Toronto Star)
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Peter Rose posted a condolence
Friday, November 27, 2015
My condolences to the Clarke family.I had the pleasure of having Lyle as a hockey coach for 18 years.During this time we won a lot of games but more importantly we became friends along with every one who played for Lyle.I remember a few of Lyles pre game words for the team "Shoot the g dammed puck or watch out these guys are crazy".Lyle you will be missed but not forgotten.
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Eugene and Denise Lukjanczuk posted a condolence
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
It was a pleasure to work alongside with Lyle in my years with the Star.
He always had a story or a joke to tell, never a dull moment with Lyle.
We enjoyed our luncheons with Lyle at the head of the table.
You will be missed at the "Frigate and the Firkin" pub.
Rest in peace.
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Janis Sarra posted a condolence
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Uncle Lyle,
I will remember you with fondness, you and Dad always kidding around with one another. My thoughts are with all the family.
Love Janis
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Macchiusi family posted a condolence
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
My father Bernie, always spoke very fondly of Lyle, as they spent many years working together at the Toronto Star. Our family sends our deepest condolences to his family and friends.
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Ron McIntosh posted a condolence
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
I am saddened to learn of Lyle's passing. He was an honest, thoughtful and fun loving person. His humour was contagious. A great person to work for and with.
Lyle was the first manager I worked for back in the old Etobicoke Zone Office at 5100 Dundas in 1967. At the end of my first day he came up to the front desk, where I was answering phones, with is coat over his arm, his hat on sideways and grabbed the handle of address card wheel and began spinning it around and around while yelling "hard to starboard, hard to starboard" and then left. What a first impression of a Star manager ! Many more good years of working with Lyle followed.
My condolences to the Clarke family.