Lloyd William Fryer Sr.

I can't believe it's been a year. I miss your witty conversations and your dadisms every day. I know you are near I feel your presence and see you in the beautiful red cardinals that visit our house. Love and miss you dad.

It´s been a year since my childhood friend Sandy lost her Hero. As the family continues to heal my prayers are with them. Guy as I always called him was a kind loving family man. I was lucky to be included into so many of there family outings....even though they already had 5 kids, somehow they squeezed me in. Great childhood memories

A year has passed since my dad died. I miss him every day. Little things I do at times make me think of him. I´m fixing a chainsaw, it reminds me of my youth. My dad trimming trees. I miss the phone calls. Sharing what I´m doing with him. Asking for his help on small things just to hear his voice. I found an old bracelet of his I never knew he had. I had his birthday and the he died etched into it. I wear it proudly now. I love and miss ya wild man!

Papa has always been a father figure to me. I have learned so many things from him. I will miss him dearly. I will miss Papa’s unwavering love most of all. He will always be in my heart. My wife Cheryl and I will always remember his loving kindness.

We love because he first loved us. (1 John 4:19, ESV)

My dad loved to cook and we shared many days in the kitchen together when we visited. He’d discover a new recipe he liked and always sent a copy to me. I will always cherish the little notes he wrote to me on those recipes. My last visit with my parents before they moved to Oregon was a special day in the kitchen making his mama’s chicken and dumplings. He thought the recipe was gone forever, and we had the best talk over the stove. Yes, the dumplings are the BEST and they brought back memories that day. I love you, daddy! Thank you for being my dad.

My husband and I are friends of Sandra, his daughter. We offer our condolences to every member of Mr. Fryer’s family. We had the pleasure of meeting him once when a group of us went to the movies in Bakersfield.
R.I.P. Mr. Fryer

I am so sorry. He was always very kind to me. I enjoyed our conversations and his great sense of humor. I know he will be missed and his family loved him dearly.
Rest in Peace. ❤✝ Rhonda Roshau

I never met Lloyd, but I heard so many wonderful stories about him from my friend, his daughter, Sandra. She spent so many happy hours with LLoyd; apparently, he could do anything! I know his family will miss him like mad. My heart, and my sympathy, as well as my husband’s, go out to all his family. He will be missed. Jan Confer

He was my dad and I loved him so very much. He was my hero and biggest cheerleader. I loved all the time we spent together doing projects together or just run around. One of his favorite things to do in early afternoons was to go to eat ice cream. He’d always get a chocolate sundae. He was the kindest and most loving father. He taught me how to do so much and he always gave me encouragement. I will miss you daddy but you’re in heaven now pain free. You will be missed and I’ll shed many tears for you.

Uncle Guy always made me feel special. The last time I saw my Uncle is when his brother Stanley died my Dad. It was just my Mom, my sisters Effie and Deanna and Uncle Guy. I didnt want to let him go but Uncle Guy was there with us and I knew we were OK. He t old us how much he loved us and if we needed anything he would be there..I knew he meant it. When I was young he always made me laugh and feel welcomed in his home. My prayers are with you Aunt Tootie, his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Much love to all of you.

Dear Dad I miss you so much. You are as dear to me as any daughter ever could. Your laughter, your teasing, your advice. I will miss our weekly bbq dinners. Going to Cambria for the weekend for those wonderful chicken foot games. The weekends in the mountains. Haha that Steelers Jay that had it out for you. I look forward to finishing our games of 31 and chicken foot in heaven dad.

I loved Uncle Guy. He was my favorite uncle! He was always so much fun. He made you feel so loved and special when you saw him no matter how much time lapsed since your last visit. He was the first person to take me on a boat and taught me to waterski (well he tried). Uncle Guy was a kind and special man. I am proud to be his niece. Though I didn’t see him much as he and I aged, I will miss my uncle and cherish my memories.
My heart and love goes out to aunt Tootie and my cousins.

He was my mom's brother my sister and I spent a lot of time at their house in the summer when we were all little. He always had time for us kids no matter what, he was always a very kind person he will truly be missed

He was my dad. I’m Tim. He will be sorely missed by me. He was my best friend. He gave me one last photo the day I said my goodbye to him on the Monday of the week he died. I miss the phone calls we had every other day. Salute to the wild man!

Although I haven’t seen Lloyd in many years I have fond memories of him and the Fryer family from my youth. His daughter Sandy was my best friend and I spent many days and nights at their home...Lloyd was always teasing us kids and I remember his smile. My heart goes out to the family that I know will surely miss him. When I gave my condolences to Sandy a couple of days ago she told me he was her Hero and she was so torn. It’s a great tribute to a father who is a hero to his child❤.