Lloyd Eldon Hittle Sr.

Our deepest condolences go out to Bernice and family. Russ & I feel so privileged and honored in meeting and getting to know Lloyd. He was such a special person and we know that each of you are feeling this loss so deeply. We only wish there were words we could say or something we could do to help ease the pain.We would like to share a couple of memories with you. When we first purchased our house, the very first people to come and welcome us to the neighborhood were Lloyd and Bernice. It...

Bernice,
We are so sorry to hear of Lloyd's passing. Such a kind man. Our condolences to you and your family.
Lane & Mandy Pearson (Charlie's parents)

Dear Bernice and family,
We wish to send our deep sympathy to you. A great ball player~
Ed and Shirley Hoegerman

Condolences to the Hittle family from Frances Cross Lee and family Clifford,Ralph,Gerald and Nan.May God be with you

Hittle Family:
I am so sorry for your loss. I remember playing wiffle baseball in your backyard and Mr. Hittle always was helping with my batting swing. He also helped coach Gary and I in Little League when we played for Stroh's Sports. It was always a good time going to your house to play. Mr. Hittle was a fine man and father, and a heck of a ballplayer. Your old neighbor.

Hittle Family:
It was my privilege to get to know Lloyd through our annual Stockton Ports alumni events. I enjoyed spending time with him and he was a tremendous source of inspiration to everybody as he threw out the ceremonial first pitch each year. My sincere sympathy to your family and we will honor Lloyd with a moment of silence before a Ports game in 2012.

Bernice, Jerry and the Hittle Family: My sincere sympathy to all your family in the passing of Lloyd. He was such an enjoyable person and years ago I always loved hearing his baseball stories. My prayers are with all of you.