Michael David Lyle

Birth date: Mar 7, 1977 Death date: Sep 4, 2022

Michael Lyle of Cleveland, Alabama passed away on Sep 4, 2022. His loved ones are composing his obituary, which you will be able to read here. Read Obituary

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Evan Williamson

147w ago

Kind, clever, and funny. Dave would razz a cat but wouldn't hurt a fly. I knew him through his trivia, but I got to know him as a person and certainly called him a friend during our shared time in Champaign.

Desperately sad for his other close friends and most of all, family, and that I was so far away for his memorial. He lived well and went far too early.

Much love, Dave. I still maintain the historic region around Athens was called Attica, but I'm sad we won't get to argue over it further. Rest in peace, friend.

Marc Alexander

162w ago

Dave was by far the best trivia host that Champaign-Urbana has ever seen, and it's seen a lot. He was a gentleman, a scholar, a consummate showman, a storyteller, and so much more. He kept us laughing and entertained over the course of many years before leaving for Birmingham, and by the time he left he was more than a host, he was a good friend. He is missed by all in this community who knew him. Condolences to his family and friends.

Bruce Crismond

166w ago

David was an incredibly intelligent, and quick witted guy. I first met him in middle school, and always had the impression that he was ahead of the curve as far as maturity. He was certainly older than his age. He could crack a joke or come up with a one liner in seconds flat. Condolences to all his friends and family.

William David Garrison

166w ago

I worked with Dave for a long time at a restaurant here in Birmingham. One thing he would do to pass the time was to be the "Master of Ceremonies" (or Game Show Host) playing "Name That Tune" with his phone for 70's/80's tv shows. "Dallas!!" "Dynasty!!" "Golden Girls!!" "Knight Rider!!" I loved playing that game. May the Force be with you, Michael David Lyle. You passed too young. Love, William

Chris Kennedy

167w ago

David arrived in Cambridge in middle school. He was able to make fast friends with a small group of buddies and I was one of them. I was always struck by how polite he was to my parents—he had a particularly genteel way of treating his elders—and he was always welcome around the house. He was a generous friend with a great sense of humour, a lazy eye, and a sly, slightly mischievous smile. We had a some great childhood memories together. My condolences to his family and his friends.

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