Condolence: Peanut butter on toast at 6:00 am, water with a slosh of vinegar, driving around Androscoggin, ME at 4:00 am looking for a Wall Street Journal, building a filter press at Agawam in three days and traveling to Wisconsin in a blizzard to show it off, driving around Merrill, WI at 4:00 am looking for another Wall Street Journal and in all that time, Loyd did the 'Maine thing' and jettisoned useless syllables in my name and called me 'Jafson'. Love you, brother. Will miss you a lot.

Condolence: I have fond memories of Lloyd from the time he worked on Barney Marstaller's farm when he was in high school. He was always full of fun, vim and vigor! Sorry that I haven't seen much of him in late years, though. My deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Condolence: To Loyd's family,
My husband, Ken MacDonald, was pastor of Lisbon Falls Baptist Church for 34 years, and I met Loyd when he visited the church many years ago.
My thoughts and prayers go out to you at this time. May God keep you in His loving care and give you comfort and peace.
Sincerely in Christ,
Pat MacDonald

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Condolence: What memories I have of Loyd. What a devoted family man. The laughs we all had. He always was mentoring all us to stay on the right road. He treated all of us as if we were one of his own children. What a gift he gave us. He touched so many lives. My deepest sympathy to all of you. I know from losing my own Dad that a day doesn't go by where you won't think of him. Cherish those memories, he is not far, he will always be right by your side.
Thinking of all of you,
Lori

Condolence: Dear Aunt Jean, Kelly, and Laurie,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. Uncle Loyd lived a life of love and laughter. His presence would put a smile on your face as well as warm your heart. His love was infectious and his memory will be in our hearts forever. He will always hold a special place in our family.

Julie and Sean Branagan

Condolence: Jean, Laurie, and family,
We were deeply saddened when we heard about Lloyd's passing. We have so many wonderful memories from over the years. He is one person that truly touched our hearts. He was a true gentle-man and never got us to the game late. We will miss him.
Love,
Pam, Mike, Evan,
Spencer, and Adrienne

Condolence: Cindy and I always looked forward to seeing Uncle Loyd. He was so full of energy. We went to Florida with Andy and Rita and we all took a boat ride. The bottom line is I got hurt when the boat went over a large wave. The first thing that went through my mind while I was on the way to the emergency room was that I'm the next Uncle Loyd. I only hope I'll be that lucky. We'll sure miss you and you'll always be with us.
Love you,
Cindy and Brad

Condolence: Laurie & Family -
Our deepest sympathies go out to you. Although we've never known your Dad / Grandfather we know just how special he must have been because it reflects in all of you. Stay strong.
Greg & Amy W.

Condolence: When I think of my childhood a huge part of that was the time spent with cousins,aunts and uncles.Uncle Loyd was always a big part of those great memories.No one lived life to the fullest like him. Everyone has a "do you remember the time Uncle Loyd.." Whether I was 10 or 50 he made you feel like a big part of his life. I am thankful that he was part of our lives. We will miss him.Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you, Aunt Jean,Kelly,Laurie and your families.
Much Love,
Steve, Kathy and family