We were so blessed to know your parents from our days in Silver Plume. They shared so much with us. And when Chuck was in the hospital in Denver they took care of me on a snowy night. God’s 
Peace be with you!

Cathy

Sending you warm thoughts & memories of you & Fred . I imagine you & you family are missing him so much.
I’ve thought of you through all these many years - CTC nursing school was quite a memorable time for us and we lost touch. 
I hope you are well & are surrounded by your loving family.

Pattie Knapp
Georgetown Texas

Fred, 
Thank you for  making John's and my 50th anniversary celebration special with yours and Cathy's appearance.
You have accomplished so much in your lifetime that I only hope to come close to you successes.
Know I will always have you in my prayers.  
Rest in peace my cousin,
Kathleen & John Bievenour

I remember Fred Lyssy as a Christian man who was devoted to his faith, to his country and to his family.  He was my patriotic brother in the profession of arms.  We shared professional work experiences after military retirements, Colorado skiing, and motorcycle riding.  At times, we simply enjoyed visiting and exchanging memories about soldiers with whom we were privileged to serve.  Such conversations, unfortunately, became less frequent as the rapidly passing years and geographical distance apart took their toll.  Fred enriched the lives of all who had the opportunity to know him.  Rest in peace my friend. 

A truly great kind man was Fred Lyssy.  I was blessed to be in his unit and to work with him at the 13th Tank Battalion at Fort Hood.  He was an inspiration to me and to a lot of others.  Thank you for making his obituary public.   I had tried many times previously to find him after so many years but could not until just yesterday when  on a lark I looked for him on facebook.  Then I found that he had just passed away.  I am shocked and saddened but so grateful to have known him.    I remember that in 1971, we were at a picnic and I met his wife and some of the children.  Incredibly ironic and unbelievable that I now reconnect with his family. Thank you and God bless you all.  











My sincere sympathy to all his loved ones. 
Heaven has gained a faithful servant!
God bless all his family with peace! 
Fondly, 
Susan Skloss 

Kaye, Steve and family I am so sorry for your loss of a great man. Know you are in my thoughts and prayers. 

Cathy, Kaye, Mike, Steve, and Jeff,
   Debi and I used to discuss our time in 3/32 Armor as being our best time in all our assignments. Why! Because of Colonel Lyssy’s leadership and creation of a Soldier caring atmosphere of Command.  I am deeply sorry for your loss.
Chip Humphrey, A Co 3/32 Armor, Friedberg, FRG  1977-1980


Fred was my comandng officer when I served with C troop 3/17th Cav. He pined my 1st Lt bars on when I got my direct commision. He even flew front seat with me in the Cobra. What a great officer and gentleman.
S.L.Robertson III

God Bless you, brother. It was great to have known you. I wish we could have spent more time together. 

We remember so many times at your home in Silver Plume when you so graciously cared for us and shared a glass of wine and your good sense of humor. We will miss you and your love. Ann & Chuck

OBITUARIO

Fred Edward Lyssy

11 agosto, 1938 – 10 octubre, 2022

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