Community Support for Lyle Commerford's Burial

My name is Alisa Ramirez, and I'm trying to help my dear beloved cousins raise money to have a funeral burial for my uncle (their father) Lyle Commerford. He passed away today, 12/21/2024, at/ around 3pm; just weeks following his 68th birthday, December 5th. His unexpected death came too fast for anyone to prepare for. They are in dire need of financial help, from friends, family, and the community, to gather enough funds to bury or cremate their father, My uncle.

In a few words, my uncle Lyle was a hard working individual who believed in Christ Jesus, and accepted him as his savior; he was also a dedicated father and husband to his wife and 3 sons. He had a big heart and a healthy loving soul. He was very close to his sister Liann (my mother), as they were only 13 months apart. He loved her dearly, and truly appreciated her as his loving sister, who through the years has shared moments of life together with him that can never be forgotten.

He is survived by his loving wife, Zulema, who never left his side, whether he was in a hospital or at home, she stuck by his side, even if it meant she would be sleeping on an uncomfortable hospital chair or pull out sofa to sleep for the night, she stuck by him. He is further survived by his 3 sons, Lyle Ray Jr. Commerford, Christopher Nathan Commerford, and Daniel Thomas Commerford. His 3 sons loved their father dearly and cared for him during his last weeks of life, honoring their father for all of his strengths he has demonstrated throughout the years of his life as he supported the family with his love, hard work, and dedication to them. He also has countless grandchildren who love him and will miss him dearly.

Death can come unexpectedly, leaving a family feeling financially hopeless. THIS is when our community needs to come together to help those in need. Strangers helping strangers, people who pray for those they do not know, those who help for a benefit that's not of their own. The good that you do will come back to you when YOU need it most.

Thank you everyone who has taken the time to read my story and those who decide to help.

Anything is appreciated. God bless you all!