Lloyd Musser

I came to know Lloyd after a long course of years ('79-'87) at Bear Springs Ranger Station where he was the district silviculturalist. I was a lowly seasonal employee generally working for about 6 months a year so I could go to college for the other 6 months. Although I mostly worked in fire management and cruising timber, I found myself rubbing elbows with Lloyd on occasional projects. He was always busy with documenting and planning, but would always be pleased to show what he was up to if...

I had the opportunity to work in partnership with Lloyd back in the early 2000's as part of the Mt. Hood Territory marketing effort which included efforts to support and publicize the region's rich culture. He was easy to get along with and very committed to sharing our regional legacy. My deep sympathy on your loss.

I learned so much about forest ecology and silviculture from this kind and creative man. In his quiet and humble way he was a huge influence on my generation of forestry folks. I´m so grateful to have known Lloyd.

What an amazing person, husband, father, grandfather and friend to so many... God bless this amazing legacy, created by Lloyd and Mo. a love story, starting on the mountain, raising you Katie there. And your Mom, such a wonderful companion and support in all endeavors , raising you... wonderful, `salt of the earth´ folks.... My heart cannot help but to marvel at the huge life they lived... to its fullest extent.... And Katie Sue, family, we love you forever and are here for you... you...