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Lloyd Kidd Obituary
1948 ~ 2017
Lloyd Kidd, 69, of Boise, ID, passed away Oct. 28, 2017, at St. Alphonsus Hospital, surrounded by family and friends.
Lloyd was born to Cecil Kidd and Ella Miller on Sept. 2, 1948, in Grethel, KY. He had five children born from two marriages including: Travis Kidd (Seattle, WA), Joshua and Maria Kidd (Kuna, ID), Adam and Jessica Kidd (Spooner, WI), Isaiah and Jessica Kidd (Sarona, WI), and Hillary and Andrew Kidd (Spooner, WI). He had 19 grandchildren. Lloyd was in the Army and did 2 tours in Vietnam; he served in the National Guard and also in the Reserves. He enjoyed garage sales, arrowhead hunting in the dessert, and spending time outside on the porch with his family and friends.
Lloyd is survived by brothers Danny and Carl and sisters Louellen and Louise. He was preceded in death by his mother Ella, father Cecil, stepfather Hobart, and his brother Keath.
Lloyd loved his family very much and will be missed dearly by everyone who had been lucky enough to have met him.
Funeral services will be held on Wed., Nov. 1, 2017, at 10 a.m. at Relyea Funeral Chapel, 318 N. Latah St., Boise.
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Tara Jo Hall
November 1, 2017
RIP Lloyd you will be missed Tara Jo Hall Daughter of Avil Hall JR
Sara Allen
October 30, 2017
Lloyd was always kind and sweet. He always thought of others, had a wonderful sense of humor, loved a well kept lawn, enjoyed yard sales, and loved peanut butter. He also loved each and every one of his children and grand children .
And I do hope his children will always remember that, because it is true and such a Blessing.
And I dont think Lloyd had a mean bone in his body because he was always there to help someone out of a jam no matter what.
He was what I would call "A GOOD EGG".. That's for sure.
He loved his siblings and cousins too especially where he lived with Billy and the rest of the gang. He loved you all so much and appreciated your kindness towards him. And I know how much he must of enjoyed the holiday dinners he shared with you. And just that thought has to bring smiles to all of your faces and good memories too.
One more thing i have to say about Lloyd is that he was very close to God and that, of course, is a VERY good thing.
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