Sorry for your loss John and Family
Always remember Lionel from the track .

Lionel, also fondly referred to by my late husband as “Farmer”, was a constant in our lives for many, many years, sharing in our mutual love of the horses and the not so loved annual job of haying. Lionel was a quiet, gentle man who we cared for dearly. He was known throughout the horse racing industry by his “Mar El” horses who he owned in partnership with his soulmate, Marlynn. R.I.P. Lionel.

So sorry to read this. Lionel was a great guy. Many fond memories growing up nesr his garage and from the horse track. Sincerest condolences to all the Family.

I knew Lionel when he worked at Don Smith’s service station. True gentleman. Also Rena who worked at the Shelaleah
RIP

Dear, Aunt Marlynn, Sandy, John and Andrea and family.
Thinking of all of you at this time of sadness. May happy memories bring you peace and comfort in the days ahead.
Love, Pete,Wendy and family.

Marlynn and family my sympathy. Lionel and I had alot of good times. May he rest in peace.

Mike Jeffrey

John and Andrea, Kloss Family

Wishing you peace and strength during this time of sorrow.

The Stackhouse Family

So sorry to hear of your loss. I remember your family from good old Lucan days a long time ago. Thinking of you and your family

Marlynn and family, very sorry about your loss. Lionel was a kind man. I always enjoyed visiting him and Marlynn over the years.

Cherish your fond memories and please know if you need anything you can reach out to me or my family.

With love,Dean and Abi Daer

Lionel was a man of few words and was a little stubborn at times, but was always kind and would help you if you needed it’s.
Mar El Patsy was the best horse he bred and raised but his three kids were his greatest achievement.
Condolences to Marlynn, who was the glue for it all, and to the Kloss family.
Thinking of you all. ♥️

Marlynn and family we are sorry for your loss. I remember playing with Donnie, Sandra and John on Elizabeth Street back in Lucan many years ago. I know mom has kept in touch in the years since, I’ll make sure she gets the news.

Marlynn, my sincere condolences to you and your family on the passing of Lionel.

Dear Marlyn and family. My remembrance of Lionel, is back in 1968 when I came to live near Goderich. I went to the Sunoco station at the 5 points and met Lionel servicing vehicles on the hoist. I used his service until he finished there.
He was a man of few words but great service.
In the last few years, Lionel would do the grocery shopping at Food Basics, where I work part time. We had some conversation , but mostly a touch and smile. Thank goodness for Andrea who assisted in the weekly shopping.
Thinking of you Marlyn… Bill and Joy

Dear Aunt Marlynn, Sandy, John, Andrea and families,

We were sorry to hear of Uncle Lionel’s passing. Thinking of you all at this difficult time. I’m sure Uncle Lionel is resting peacefully now. May his memory bring you comfort and strength.
Love and hugs to you all.

Dana, Rob and Family

Marilyn, our deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Deepest sympathy to all the Family..he definitely lived his life the way he wanted ..shaking hands with Wayne now and catching up.. rest in peace ..

Deepest sympathy Marlynn and all the family at this difficult time.
Remember all the good memories and hold them close. RIP Lionel.🙏
George and Cathy

Deepest condolences during this difficult time. We enjoyed the neighbourhood and farming connections we’ve made over the years.

Lionel and Marlynn always made sure I had hay for horses and veggies for us, couldn’t have run the farm without you two! My condolences to you Marlynn and your family!

Deepest sympathies, thinking of you during this hard time.