Lissa Rae Baryluk-Field
September 1981 – May 2019
Our lives are forever changed with the passing of Lissa Rae Baryluk - Field on May 21, 2019 at the age of 37.
Lissa was adored by so many for her bright smile, infectious laugh and easy going acceptance of everyone she met.
Left behind to love and honour her memory are her husband Clayton Field; daughters Rowyn and Madison and newborn son TJ; Grandparents Dorothy (Neal) Smith, Roy (Pascale) Smith: parents Kip and Lori Baryluk: brother Jess (Ashley) Baryluk; in-laws Doreen, Ted, Gail, Justin, Katelyn (Clayton) Field; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, a nephew and many wonderful friends. Special mention to Jyll, Kim, Natalie and Nicole for the special bonds you shared.
Our Little Rae of Sunshine will be celebrated by family and friends at the Ardrosssan Recreation Center on Friday, June 14, 2019 at 4pm with ceremony, food, music, laughter, stories and many hugs till the wee hours.
In lieu of flowers please donate to the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation or the All Things Lissa Gofundme page.
Mike and I would like to express our condolences to you and your whole family for the loss of your beautiful daughter, Lissa.
Mike and Pauline Nelson
Lori, Kip & Family, So Sorry to hear of the passing of your daughter. Our hearts go out to the families and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with your and your Family .Treasure all the great memories you shared.
I didnt know Lissa but I have heard beautiful stories about her from one of her longtime friends. I am so sorry for the loss of this bright light, she has left three legacies to carry her light. Lots of hugs and healing for all the family and friends.
Please accept sincere condolences from the Manitoba relatives: Mary Fiel and her family; Owen and Jody Bryce, Guye Fiel, and Vimy and Ken Spangler. We are so sorry for the loss of Lissa. Words can’t express our sorrow for your loss. Blessings to you all.
Lorna V.
I will remember your smile and high energy. How you would run across the room to meet and give a hug. So saddened to hear of our passing FRIEND . . . . my thoughts and prayers are with you and all your family.
I only met her once, but you could see and feel the kindness in her spirit. My heart goes out to those she leaves behind. Hugs.
Lissa, I honestly don’t think that I have totally accepted I’m never going to see u again. We had so many good conversations, and you, your girls and your mom would fill my salon with love every time you visited. You left behind a true legacy my beautiful friend. You get to be a guardian angel now, and I know without a doubt you are. God bless beautiful girl, until we meet again
Your spirit was so wonderful. Your compassion and concern was unbelievable to all you knew. You touched everyone you ever met. You will be missed by many. Rip you beautiful angel and please take care of us all from up above. ??????
I would like to share a precious memory. I remember one time when Lissa was very young and she and her parents were visiting her grandmother (Kip’s mother) in Oliver, BC. At the time I was in Oliver visiting my own parents Joyce and Paul Baryluk (Kip’s uncle), and we came over to visit with Lissa and her parents, her grandmother, and numerous other family members. Lissa lit up the whole room and brought joy and delight to us all. When it was her bedtime she sat on each lap, hugged us, and loved us one by one. She made me feel special, but I knew even then (and with absolute certainty) that Lissa was the one who was special.
I send my love and support to you and and I share in your sorrow.
My heart will be with you Friday in the celebration of Lissa’s life.
She is a gift to us all!
Beverly
I worked with Lissa a few years ago. She was a wonderful mother & deeply loved her family. Always happy & kind to others. Such a tragic loss of a wonderful lady, my sincere condolences to Clayton & the rest of her loved ones.