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November 9, 2012
I was so sorry to learn of Mr. Loyd's passing. My father John Rice and step-mother Mary Rice were neighbors of Mr. Loyd's at Northlake Gardens. My father passed away on November 1 of last year, so they share an anniversary of sorts. Both John and Mary were very fond of Mr. Loyd and his family. It has been an honor to get to know some of you in the last few years during our journeys at Northlake Gardens. You all have my most sincere sympathy, but also congratulations on a life so fully lived and a wonderful, close family.
November 9, 2012
Ken and family, I read with great interest the obituary for your Dad. I was pastor at Adairsville, Ga, near Cartersville, and have a lot of friends in that area. All of you in the family are in our prayers. J. Billy and Anne Graham
Delores Fair
November 8, 2012
It is an honor for Bruce & me to know Mr. Loyd. He always wanted to know what was Bruce working on? He would take a gardenia for his wife. He honored us with his '48 Ford. It had no Brakes! Bruce got it from his home to ours. Who needs brakes? Ellis, you are the best son anyone could have!
Vivian Price Saffold
November 7, 2012
Mr. Loyd was such a gracious gentleman. I enjoyed talking to him about Chamblee history. He was a wealth of knowledge about the people, businesses and churches.
Julie Diffin
November 7, 2012
Ellis, my thoughts and prayers and with you and your family. I know your Dad was the sweetest man and he will be sorely missed at Northlake. I will always remember you both and the kind words you always had for me and everyone at Northlake. All my Best, Julie Diffin
June Preston See
November 6, 2012
I lived in Ashford Park (Winding Lane/Ashford Way) for 17 years (until mid-2010), and Mr. Loyd was one of the joys of living there. With a smile and a wave, he always brightened my day when I saw him out on his daily walks.
Teresa Sheppard
November 6, 2012
I loved seeing Mr. Marvin on his walks and at times jogs through the Ashford Park neighborhood. He was such a sweet man and he would always bring my trash can up from the street for me. Please know how much our entire neighborhood will miss seeing him!
Cheryl Warbington
November 6, 2012
Mr. Loyd was a true southern gentleman. Always had a kind word and smile. We love to chat with him on his runs - and then walks through Ashford Park. True example of a life well lived. John & Cheryl Warbington
Jan Honea Appling
November 5, 2012
Dear Loyd cousins: I was deeply saddened to read of Marvin's death. I tried to contact Buddy this morning but the only number I have has been disconnected. Please know that our prayers are with you as you go thru this time of grieving. Jan Honea Appling and Wanda Honea White (M. C. and Mary Honea's daughters) Jan's email is [email protected] if you wish to stay in touch.
Vicki Long
November 5, 2012
His was a well lived life. I will hold many special memories of his presence in my heart.
Christina Kaylor
November 5, 2012
Ellis, you have my deepest sympathy. I'll keep you in my prayers.
KC Harrison
November 5, 2012
I was blessed to have known Marvin for almost thirty years. Marvin was one of my most cherished friends, always there to share stories and to laugh together. I always considered him my guardian angel on Earth. I have no doubt he is continuing that role from Heaven.
With much love to his wonderful family, KC
Betty Crawford
November 4, 2012
My deepest sympathy to the family at this time of sorrow.
November 4, 2012
With deepest sympathy to the Loyd family during your time of sorrow...Proverb 3:5...God is for us a refuge and strength, A help that is readily to be found during difficult times...May God provide you with peace and comfort to endure the days ahead.
Jessica Dempsey
November 3, 2012
Marvin will be greatly missed by many family and friends. We extend our deepest sympathies to his family for their loss. We are honored and thankful to call Marvin and his beloved family our friends. Marvin's visits to our home on his daily walks through Ashford Park were the highlight of our day. Marvin took great interest in his friends in our neighborhood and never forgot a name or story. He was a gifted listener and taught me the importance and reward of taking the time to stop and fellowship with others. He also modeled quiet service and acts of kindness everyday. Our sons learned many valuable lessons about service and friendship through his example. God's light and love shone through him everyday. Our family will honor Marvin and his memory by showing God's love to our neighbors.
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