In loving memory of

Lyle Summers
August 2, 1941 - October 19, 2015

LYLE SUMMERS
1941-2015

Lyle was a math teacher at Hazen High School in Renton for 40 years and was associated with Henderson Camps/Camp Nor'wester for 63 years.

He is survived by two brothers, John Summers and Dean Summers and their families.

In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts can be given to Camp Nor'wester, P.O. Box 1055, Edmonds, WA 98020.

A Memorial Service will be held at Rosehill Community Center, 304 Lincoln Avenue, Mukilteo, WA 98275, on Monday, November 2 at 10:30 AM.

If you are planning to attend the Memorial Service on November 2 please indicate your intention on the following web site: whoozin.com/XFA-M9Y-N636

Tributes

Rod Mann wrote on Sep 7, 2016:

"He was an excellent math teacher! I enjoyed his class. Condolences to his family. "

Julia Poland wrote on Nov 19, 2015:

"Mr. Summers was indeed a great teacher. Very patient, and gifted in explaining algebra and geometry to a student who really didn't enjoy math much. Thank you for teaching us."

Julie (Ainsworth) Taylor wrote on Nov 1, 2015:

"Took me two times to pass Ms. Summers' geometry class but I did it. How he put up with all our teasing is beyond me. He leaves a memory that will last forever. "

Ian Egan wrote on Oct 31, 2015:

"I liked Mr. Summers a lot and took a couple of classes with him. He was a mellow guy who didn't expect us to love Math he just expected us to do our work just like any other job. This guy taught me a lot about life with that simple lesson."

Kathi wrote on Oct 31, 2015:

"I was not a good geometry student but you treated me fairly and with kindness. I remember you with fondness and gratitude and still remember some of what you taught me. Thank you for being one of those teachers that made students feel like they matter. "

Kathy Summers, sister-in-law wrote on Oct 23, 2015:

"For ALL friends, please go to http://whoozin.com/XFA-M9Y-N636 and indicate if you are planning to attend the Memorial Service on November 2 in Mukilteo."

John Summers, brother wrote on Oct 23, 2015:

"For Camp Nor'wester friends: There is a web site where you can RSVP whether or not you plan to attend the Memorial Service on 11/2: http://whoozin.com/XFA-M9Y-N636 If you are coming please let us know on that web site - we will be glad to have you at the Memorial Service."

Sara wrote on Oct 23, 2015:

"Mr. Summers as so many others have said, was a great man. He truely cared for his students and he had a smile that we contagious. I will never forget his genuine concern and personal greeting toward me every time I entered his classroom. He is definitely one of the greats!"

Kathleen Thomas (Endzell) wrote on Oct 22, 2015:

"Mr. Summers, you were a great teacher. Thank you for changing the lives of so many including mine! Rest in peace! "

Diane wrote on Oct 22, 2015:

"Thank you for being an outstanding teacher and making a difference in my high school career, Mr. Summers! "

Brandon Blair wrote on Oct 21, 2015:

"Mr, Summers, thank you so much for helping me to realize my potential. At work and in my life, I still enjoy the skills you taught me. You were a gifted and patient teacher - you made a great difference in my life. Rest in peace."

Marisa wrote on Oct 21, 2015:

"Mr. Summers, You were one of my favorite teachers at Hazen. Your compassion, passion for teaching and kindness will never be forgotten. You will be greatly missed."

Danielle wrote on Oct 21, 2015:

"Mr. Summers, you were one of my absolute favorite teachers. You helped me become who I am today through your encouragement, teaching and mentoring coupled with a sincerity and care that is not frequently seen. You made a difference!! High school was a long time ago for me, but the remarkable teacher you were left an impression on me that will be with me forever. Thank you, Mr. Summers, for who you were to your students and to me. May you rest peacefully. You will be missed! "

Katie Johnson (Hancock) wrote on Oct 21, 2015:

"Mr. Summers, you were one of my favorite teachers at Hazen, well-loved by everyone who took your classes. Your life and your teaching made a difference and will never by forgotten. You will be so greatly missed. "