Lloyd-Schaffhauser-Obituary

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Lloyd Schaffhauser

Hilton Head, South Carolina

1935 - 2022

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December 17, 2022
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Hilton Head, South Carolina

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Keith Funeral & Cremation Services - Hilton Head Obituary

Lloyd Schaffhauser, the man with the million dollar laugh and as many friends, died unexpectedly at Hilton Head Hospital with his adoring wife, Helen Kemp, and his niece Adrienne Pratt, at his side. He was 87 years young.

 

Lloyd was born in 1935 in Norwich, Connecticut and was the...

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Helen, We were saddened to learn of Lloyd's passing. In our memory he will always be seated at our Easter table, enjoying the food and faces of that annual feast. Lloyd and Mike shared an interest in winemaking, a hobby in which he soon excelled. He and Andrea enjoyed poppy seed bread and dry humor. Lloyd was a great man who lived a great life. We will miss him.

Lloyds sense of humor, his honesty and his loyalty to the people that he cared about made him a special friend. I especially enjoyed and benefited from Lloyd's curiosity, he never met a gadget or device that didn't intrigue him. Lloyd first explained the iCloud to me years ago, when I still thought clouds were stratus and cumulus. I will miss our many conversations on aircraft, electric cars, and whatever the latest gizmo was that captured Lloyd's attention. I will miss the email chains...

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Lloyd and Helen were great neighbors here in Bloomfield I am very sad to learn of Lloyd's passing.

We always had fun sitting next to Lloyd and Helen during the annual Easter Feasts at Michael and Andrea's home. Lloyd had a great sense of humor and definitely knew how to make us laugh. We'll miss him and cherish our memories.

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In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

I had the privilege of working for Lloyd for nine years. He was an excellent manager, and he always treated me as an equal and respected my opinions. I have many fond and funny memories of those years working together. Our working relationship quickly turned into a close friendship, one which I will always treasure. I like to imagine Lloyd is now laughing and sharing stories with his friends Greg C. and Steve B. about the good old days on Vernon Street. Rest In Peace my dear friend.