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December 5, 2010
I worked with both Loyce and Bill. Loyce was very dedicated and serious about her work. She never allowed her health issues to interfere with doing her job. She was a great lady who suffered many trials and heartbreaks in her life, but continued to care for and lover her family. Diana Robinson
Kathy Hamilton
December 2, 2010
Deeply missed, a wonderful person whose light will shine on in the hearts of many. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.
Suzy VandeGriff Bennett
November 30, 2010
My hearfelt condolences. The world was a better place with Loyce (and Bill) in it. They are both missed, I know I am a kinder person for having known them and shared a part in their lives. These two life long friends are together again, for that I am thankful. Hugs! Suzy
Norm Veliquette
November 28, 2010
Sorry for the family loss. I am interested in comparing notes with anyone who traces your Valiquette origins to the 1700s or earlier.
November 27, 2010
Our sincerest condolences to your family. We worked with both Loyce and Bill and they were both truly wonderful souls. May you find peace in the fact that they are together again and neither any longer in pain. Thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time. Denny and Vickie Mingus
November 27, 2010
Wayne and I worked with and were friends with Loyce and Bill. They were so devoted to each other. Loyce received so many nice tributes when she retired - a true testament to her character. Please know she was special to us.
Wayne and Connie White
November 27, 2010
I worked with Loyce and Bill for many years. Loyce was the best Team Lead I ever had! I learned a lot from her and we became good friends over the years. We had many good conversations over a cup of coffee and lunches together. I wish the family comfort and peace knowing that Loyce and Bill are together again! Sincerely, Len McCabe
Lyn Briel
November 27, 2010
Loyce, although struggling with health issues, continued to give back to the community until the very end. Her smile and encouragement gave strenght to those around her. She did so much for the residents at Thornapple Manor. I will miss her greatly. To her family - please know that she was an very special lady whose faith and love shown in all she did. May you find peace and God's grace to endure your loss.
Bill Strough
November 27, 2010
We are deeply sorry for the loss of your Mother, Grandmother Loyce. I worked with both your father, Bill and mother, Loyce at the Federal Center. May God grant your family peace and love knowing that they are now with him together.
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