Lloyd Miller

God bless you, always, Lloyd. You touched so many lives and I am forever thankful that you taught me kindness and wisdom. ~Ari

Lloyd, I was thinking about you and decided to see what you were up to. I found you here and thought, "I never got the chance to tell you"...You were/are an exceptional human being and an incredible instructor. I was really blessed, as were so many others, to be able to take a class taught by you. You taught me on several levels and it´s all still in my heart. God bless you and I will see you soon.

Una excelente, persona, amigo casi como hermano de mi papá Rubén Barcelata Monterrey, amigos por.as.de.40 años. Una gran tristeza ahora quee. Entero que falleció. En 1997 nos invitó a la universidad donde. Daba clases, para participar con pláticas, mi papá llevó pinturas y mi mamá tocó. El piano Conocí a Sam, ojalá y pudiera entablar comunicación con Sam. Dejó mi correo [email protected]

I always hold dear the memories of Cousin Lloyd. He was such a special person in my life. I look at his picture often and always smile back at him. He is forever on my mind and in my heart.

Ive had a note on my table for 3 weeks - Lloyd-July 18th. Always a date to remember. I think of Lloyd so very often and view his picture on my cell phone. The picture I cherish most is the one of him on his bicycle as a child. He had that big smile on his face that stayed with him all of his life. I truly miss my dear cousins visits and correspondence. My love to all of his family.
Susie

He was a great musician and human being.

The world is a bit colder and darker with Lloyd's death. He was a warm friend who enjoyed being with others and telling tales. I met lloyd in the 1970s when a bunch of us were forming the Society for Anthropology in Community Colleges. He took a leadership role early and helped make SACC a reality. I liked him a lot. He had an easy humor and warm personality. He was always kind with a smile on his face. I miss him a lot. Go in peace Lloyd.

To the family of Lloyd: I wanted to speak to you in person but had previous commitment Sunday. I had Lloyd at DMACC in the fall of 1973, barely 18 yrs. old, and quite a history of trouble. He immediately resonated with me and I saw the world differently for the first time in my life. We were on quarters, not semesters, and after 2 quarters of "A" caliber work I decided to head to Mexico. I got Maken's guide to Mexican train travel (Lloyd's recommendation) and tried to cross the border...