Lloyd J. Cuddeback

My deepest sympathy in the loss of Cuddy.

Hi,
Our names when Lloyd was our teacher in Gilman were Julie Skabroud and Lindy Siemek -- and we have now been married 33 years. We have very fond memories of marching in parades and playing at home games. We appreciate having had Lloyd as our mentor and teacher and have thought of him often over the years.
Our sincere sympathy in your loss. Lindy & Julie Siemek - Jump River, WI

Lloyd was my age. We both graduated from St Anthony's Catholic School in 1945. Most of us called him "Cuddy" during those years. He graduated from Lincoln High in Park Falls, Wisconisn in 1949; I in 1950 as I had stayed back a year to work as a logger in the Northwoods. He was speedy half-back on the football team. I cannot remember whan last I talked with Lloyd, probably in 1949 when I believe he went off to college and in 1950 I went off to Korea with the US Army. I have lost contact...

Lloyd I remember you comming into our saturday morning group, You helped to change the life of many that follow, you will always be remembered by those who followed in your footsteps, may god comfort your family in tis time of loss

I am so sorry to hear of Lloyd's passing. I worked with Lloyd as a teenager (16 years ago) at Schmitt Music. On my first day, he had me come to the sink to show me his Magic Peanuts trick. Lloyd threw in his "Magic Peanuts" into the water and did a very animated Abra-cadabra! and poof, the peanuts disappeared! I was amazed and later found out they were bio-degradable packing peanuts. Lloyd made my day and many others with his delightful personality. I will never forget him.

Fran,

I am so sorry to hear about Lloyd. I will keep you in my prayers.

Di Paulson

Our sincerest condolences. I remember Uncle Lloyd fondly. He was always fun to be around. You are in our prayers.