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LYLE LEE BRANCONNIER

Date of Passing: Aug 13, 2026

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LYLE LEE BRANCONNIER


Sadly, Lyle passed away on August 13, 2026, leaving behind his mother, two sisters, and three brothers.

Funeral Service will be held at Bardal Funeral Home, 843 Sherbrook Street on September 2 at 10 am.

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Aug 29, 2026

Condolences & Memories (3 entries)

  • It saddens me to read this. May you rest in peace my deepest condolences to your mother and family - Posted by: Arlene Haight (Friend) on: Aug 30, 2026

  • Miss you big brother since you left us Took different path And path to piece of mind Every day that goes by Hard to believe that your gone And sad cried when went pack Lyle's stuff Seen were he past away at his place on floor feel sad alone and cried thinking of great times together Christmas wont be same Fun times we spent couple of crazy Xmas together and things we saw fun times Day,s go by night,s go by Thinking it,s bad dream waiting for your call Family Sad took big chunk of us with you family Thank you brother for helping in life growing up and family too and being there when still growing up taught me lot,s SAD DAY for me to lose a brother that was there for family/friends LOVE YOU Lyle one day we meet and have cold one laugh't about good old day's. Always Be on our Mind's and hearts of Everyone I Love you Brother - Posted by: Larry Brancpnnier (Brother) on: Aug 29, 2026

  • I was 9 yrs old when I met you in 1974 through your brother who invited me back to play. Street hockey in the back lane or the tabletop version in the dining room of you mother's house. Of course there was the Lyle cup to the winner (bologna sandwich and a cup of Kool-Aid). Ball tag all over the neighborhood with tennis ball, Run or you got beaned, and then you're it. Elastic hockey stick guns were another way of passing the time, a little bit painful but fun if you didn't get shot. You also expose to a lot of music, so much music that I'd still listen to today. Rest In Paradise my Friend. - Posted by: Danny Anderson (Family Friend) on: Aug 29, 2026

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