Condolence: On this first anniversary of Lloyd's passing, we want you to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. We hope that the memories of the past give you encouragement for the future as you walk each day with your loved one in your heart. It is our privilege and honor to serve your family. Hall Funeral Home

Condolence: Joyce- it has been a year since the passing of your loved one. We are thinking of you and your family at this time.
CHS family

Condolence: Uncle Lloyd was the greatest. His loving and caring ways made him easy to talk with and share with. I will always remember and love Uncle Lloyd. God sure has a special angel in Lloyd.

Condolence: I have one more memory which tells a lot about Lloyd's character and which taught me yet another lesson. He and I were out fishing on Sunset Pond, the two of us, and on one of my casting attempts I hooked his head! Yes, the barbed hook was actually embedded in his scalp! I was horrified, as you might imagine. My emotions tend to bubble over more than they should. Lloyd was very calm and understanding. He could have been angry or responded in some other negative way to me. Certainly, that would have been MY first comeback to such a situation. We went into shore, up to the house and somebody cut the hook out of his head. There must have been a little blood, but he never complained and he never brought up that incident again, in the many years that followed. I am the type that must constantly catch myself from bringing up an unpleasant past event. Reminding myself of Lloyd's reaction and subsequent behavior helps me to act better towards my loved ones, even if they don't recognize it!

Condolence: There are many things that I could write about Lloyd, my father-in-law. Honestly, as I age myself, I find that many past events and conversations fade from my memory, which is probably a good thing. One thing that Lloyd said to me, however, will likely NEVER be erased from my mind. Something had happened between Amy and I, an argument of some kind. All of you married people know what I'm talking about, it was the kind of thing where just a short while later you can't remember what the commotion was all about. Anyway, Lloyd's comment was to the point, 100% accurate, and remains one of the most important guiding principles of my life today. His comment was, "You've got a lot to learn!". Truer words were never spoken. Thank you, Lloyd. I realize that I wouldn't be the person that I am today without you having been there before me.

Condolence: Our prayers are with you at this time..Lloyd was a wonderful man and we enjoyed a lot of wonderful times with him and Dot. We are have been blessed to know him. God bless all of you.

Condolence: Uncle Lloyd was a special caring person to my mother and our family. Van was Dorothy's sister and a widower. They would visit her nearly every day and make sure she was OK. Lloyd would do little fix-its for her house. Together he and Dorothy made sure she stayed active and went out often. This is true love and caring from her little sister and Lloyd. Nothing compares to their giving of themselves and we are forever humbled and grateful for their kindness.

Condolence: Uncle Lloyd, may you rest in peace. I remember fondly your kindness during our visits to Massachusetts in years past

Condolence: Joyce and family~ I am thinking of you and your family at this time of sorrow. Ta'Nishia Dixon

Condolence: Uncle Lloyd had a strong, funny, sharp wit as well as deep intelligence. He communicated his love for the outdoors in so many ways and we will miss him. Wishing comfort for all friends and family.