Lyle Dean Barsness

So very thankful to have been able to join your family. You made me feel so loved and welcomed from the very first day. I will miss you and your wonderful spirit. Always the quietest man in the house, yet had the presence of a giant.

Dear Barsness Family, I would like to offer my personal condolences to the family, I hope that you will be able find strength in God’s promises at John 5:28, 29 and Isaiah 26:19.

Betty and family I am so sorry to hear about Lyle my heart and prayers are with you. Linda Knptt

Lyle always had a smile and a pleasant greeting for you at NGL. I worked at NGL for the last few years before he retired and it was a pleasure to know him. My sympathy and prayers to his family.

Dean will be missed greatly by all who knew him, especially those of us fortunate enough to have called him "Uncle." I also know how much my mother loved her big brother. He meant the world to her. In her place, I send her love to everyone. Reading the obituary I couldn't help but smile thinking of Dean with a toothpick in his mouth. I won't forget that. I'll also never forget how he made lovely Aunt Betty laugh. I can hear her laughter now. A man who can do that is a good man. Uncle Dean was a good man and all of our love and sympathy go out to everyone at this time. Love to all.