Ellis R. Kyttle, Jr., fondly known as "Shad", age 78, formerly of Seaford, De. died Oct. 24, 2006 at the Herman M. Holloway Campus in New Castle, De.
He was born in Laurel to the Late Ellis R. Kyttle, Sr. and Minnie Lousie Swain Kyttle. He was also preceded in death by his wife Jane Diane Bryan Kyttle and a brother Charles Robert Kyttle.
He was a Army veteran and retired from the C.C. Oliphant Company in the sheet metal shop. He had also worked for Carmine Hatcheries. He loved his family and especially traveling to Nags head, NC. with his late wife. He loved cats and was an avid fisherman.
He is survived by a sister Lois Kyttle Cordrey and her husband Jack of Laurel. Several Nieces and Nephews.
He was born in Laurel to the Late Ellis R. Kyttle, Sr. and Minnie Lousie Swain Kyttle. He was also preceded in death by his wife Jane Diane Bryan Kyttle and a brother Charles Robert Kyttle.
He was a Army veteran and retired from the C.C. Oliphant Company in the sheet metal shop. He had also worked for Carmine Hatcheries. He loved his family and especially traveling to Nags head, NC. with his late wife. He loved cats and was an avid fisherman.
He is survived by a sister Lois Kyttle Cordrey and her husband Jack of Laurel. Several Nieces and Nephews.
Ellis R. Kyttle, Jr., fondly known as "Shad", age 78, formerly of Seaford, De. died Oct. 24, 2006 at the Herman M. Holloway Campus in New Castle, De.
He was born in Laurel to the Late Ellis R. Kyttle, Sr. and Minnie Lousie Swain Kyttle. He was also preceded in death by his wife Jane Diane Bryan Kyttle and a brother Charles Robert Kyttle.
He was a Army veteran and retired from the C.C. Oliphant Company in the sheet metal shop. He had also worked for Carmine Hatcheries. He loved his family and especially traveling to Nags head, NC. with his late wife. He loved cats and was an avid fisherman.
He is survived by a sister Lois Kyttle Cordrey and her husband Jack of Laurel. Several Nieces and Nephews.
He was born in Laurel to the Late Ellis R. Kyttle, Sr. and Minnie Lousie Swain Kyttle. He was also preceded in death by his wife Jane Diane Bryan Kyttle and a brother Charles Robert Kyttle.
He was a Army veteran and retired from the C.C. Oliphant Company in the sheet metal shop. He had also worked for Carmine Hatcheries. He loved his family and especially traveling to Nags head, NC. with his late wife. He loved cats and was an avid fisherman.
He is survived by a sister Lois Kyttle Cordrey and her husband Jack of Laurel. Several Nieces and Nephews.
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