Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Lytle, John Bruce     December 7, 2007
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  Lebanon Daily News on 12/11/2007
  Lytle, John Bruce    
   
   
  John Bruce Lytle LEBANON John Bruce Lytle, 85, passed away quietly on December 
  7th in the wonderful Cedar Haven Nursing Home in Lebanon. He died as he had 
  lived - serenely, with dignity and humility. He was predeceased by three 
  brothers, Teddy, George and Al; and three sisters, Eunice Frank, Madalene 
  Heinbach, and Jeannette Legay. John was born on June 23, 1922, in Lebanon, 
  Pennsylvania, to Maude (Fox) and Frank Lytle. After graduating from the Milton 
  Hershey Industrial School in 1942, he enlisted into the U.S. Army and was a 
  decorated World War II veteran stationed in France. After his discharge, he 
  settled in California, where he worked for the sheriff's department in Marin 
  County as an animal control officer. He was recognized for saving a baby sea 
  lion from the San Francisco Bay and was well known for his love of all animals. 
  He resided in California with his wife and family for many years before 
  returning to Pennsylvania. He is survived by sister, Joanne McConnell, 
  Australia; his four devoted and loving children, sons John Jr., husband of 
  Laura of Klamath Falls, Oregon, Paul, husband of Patty, Annville, George, 
  husband of Connie, Manheim; and daughter Barbara Grabusky of Palmyra; and his 
  loving wife of 60 years, Geraldine (Eckert) of Palmyra. He is also survived by 
  seven adoring grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews; and great-
  grandchildren. A private service will be held at the convenience of the family. 
  Interment will be at the Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. A memorial service 
  to celebrate John's life will be held at 6 p.m. Monday, December 17th, at the 
  Cedar Haven Nursing Home, 590 South Fifth Avenue, Lebanon, PA 17042. In lieu of 
  flowers, the family requests that donations in John's memory be made to Cedar 
  Haven Nursing Home, the wonderful home that took loving and excellent care of 
  him in his later years.  
  
  
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