Lloyd Leo Scaggs

Soni--

You are in our thoughts and prayers. Our sympathy to you and your family. Try and remember the good and happy times and keep those memories tucked away in your heart forever.

Judy & Stan Collins

I met Lloyd when he came to Lilly in 1956. We worked together in buiding 28 and then we moved to building 77. I have many fond memories of Lloyd and enjoyed playing poker together for well over 30 years. May you rest in peace, Lloyd. Our condolences & sympathy to you and your family in your loss. Lloyd won't be forgotten!

I worked with Lloyd in Liquid Products Finishing on 22/1 at the time he went into the Army. I remember how impressive and proud he looked in in his uniform after finishing airborne training. Although we didn't work together in the later years, we would cross paths and Lloyd always had a smile and a cheery nod My sincere thanks to Lloyd for his military service and my deepest sympathy to his wife and family. It is comforting to have fond memories.

Lloyd will live on in the memories of his Lilly friends, and past co-workers. In his early years at Lilly he was one of the youngest among his co-workers so they called him the "kid". As the years past, Lloyd became the guru of department 752. He was a mentor to many, and if you ever had a question, and by some chance Lloyd didn't know the answer, he would help you find it. He definitely made the world a better place with his presences. I'm sure he is in heaven playing cards with old friends,...