Allen R. Lytle
Allen R. Lytle, 75, resident of League City, Texas, passed from this life Wednesday, February 4, 2026 with his wife by his side. He was born in Houston, Texas to parents, William and Vera Lytle on June 10, 1950.
His career was in the field of management in the environment industry. Allen was hard working and devoted to his wife, children and grandchildren and loved golfing, fishing and fast cars.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory, his loving wife, Patricia Lytle; daughters, Tricia and husband, John Knecht, Justi Bruner and husband, Jonathan; bonus family, Meagan King and husband, David and Tierra Rudisill; four grandchildren, Peyton Bruner, Brooke Bruner, Paisley Robertson, Landon Robertson and one bonus grandchild, Easton Springer and one great-grandchild, Sterling Ann, as well as numerous extended family, friends and colleagues.
In his honor, there will be a visitation on Friday, February 6, 2026 from 11:00am to 2:00pm at Crowder Funeral Home in Dickinson, Texas.
Tricia, my heart aches for you.
The love you and your husband shared was something rare—steady, tender, and deeply rooted in the way you cared for one another.
Anyone who saw you two together could feel the warmth between you, the quiet understanding, the partnership that carried you through every season of life. That kind of love doesn’t end; it leaves an imprint that stays forever.
I know this loss is immeasurable. When someone has been your companion, your confidant, your safe place, the world feels different without them.
Please hold close the truth that the love you gave him, and the love he gave you, will always be part of you. It was real, it was beautiful, and it will continue to shine through your memories, your strength, and the way he helped shape your heart.
You don’t have to carry this alone. I’m here for you—in the quiet moments, in the heavy ones, and in the ones where you just need someone to sit beside you. You are surrounded by love, and you are not walking this path without support.
With ❤️,
Diana Lynn Ragan Cox
803-543-3437
To the Lytle Family,
We are so incredibly sorry for your loss. Mr. Allen Lytle was a wonderful person and will be missed dearly. We are holding your family in our thoughts and prayers during this time of sorrow.
With love and sympathy,
The Florence family
Allen and I worked together at the Southeast Plant beginning in 2001 and became instant friends. I left Houston for Tampa, Fl and lured him out to manage the desalination plant in Apollo Beach. In those days, we played a lot of golf together (like three times a week). He kicked my butt every time as he was an excellent golfer. When we both relocated back to Houston, we continued our friendship and our love for fishing and golf. Unfortunately, I moved to California in 2009, and we drifted apart….I’m so sorry for your loss. He was the best maintenance manager I’ve ever known, and he was a all around solid, stand-up guy, and a good friend for many years.