Stanley W. Lyttle Jr. obituary in Hannibal NY
Stanley W. Lyttle Jr. 65 of Hannibal died July 28 2016 after a cancer battle. He grew up in Wayland and lived much of his life in Hannibal earning a G Ray Bodley diploma and retiring from Huh tamaki in Fulton. He enjoyed hunting fishing and gardening and valued family time. He is survived by his wife Terry son Randy daughter Dana and grandchildren along with siblings and stepfamily. No services per his wishes with memorials to Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital. Foster Funeral Home Hannibal handling arrangements.
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