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Lloyd Meyer Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers from Dec. 27 to Dec. 28, 2003.

Meyer Lloyd E., age 103, formerly of Minneapolis, born Oct. 10, 1900 in Des Moines, Iowa, passed away Dec. 25, 2003 in Edina, MN. Lloyd was a member of Minnehaha Masonic Lodge, #165, AF&AM, Scottish Rite, Zurah Shrine Temple and Master of the Royal Secret in the Valley of Minneapolis. He was also a published author for the Scottish Rite Journal and a recipient of the KCCH award. Lloyd is survived by his living wife, Marie Meyer; daughters & sons-in-law, Janet M. and Robert Brautigam, and Julianne & Richard Alstad; 7 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and several nieces; nephews; family; and friends. Visitation is 4 pm to 6 pm, Sunday, December 28, with a Masonic service at 6 pm at the Apple Valley Chapel. The memorial service will be 11:00 am, Monday, December 29, 2003 at Henry W. Anderson Mortuary in Apple Valley, 14850 Garrett Ave. with Rev. Frances Decker officiating. Family graveside 10 am, Acacia Park Cemetery. Memorials preferred to the Childrens' Shrine Hospital Henry W. Anderson Apple Valley 952-432-2331

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December 29, 2003

Patti Gunderson posted to the memorial.

December 28, 2003

Rosemary Schaffer posted to the memorial.

December 28, 2003

Susan Matthews posted to the memorial.

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Patti Gunderson

December 29, 2003

I have fond memories of Lloyd with John Bimson and Cliff Taylor of Northwestern Lumbermen's Association. Lloyd was one of the kindess, most sincere and caring people I have ever met. My deepest sympathy to his wife, Marie and family.

Rosemary Schaffer

December 28, 2003

I was so sorry to read of Lloyd Meyer's obituary today. Unfortunately I didn't read the paper until this evening - too late to go to the visitation. I certainly will try to go to the memorial tomorrow. I worked with "Mr. Meyer" for 7 years at Northwestern Lumbermen. My oldest daughter was a little girl at the time and Mr. Meyer was always known as the candy man and did he have a way with the children. My daughter looked forward to coming to the office because she knew that Mr. Meyer would pull a dime from behind his ear and give it to her. I have so many good memories of Mr. Meyer. He was such a kind man. Our original office was very small - in fact, out of the 9 of us, there are only two of us living, me and John Bimson. I will always remember "Mr. Meyer." My thoughts and prayers go to Marie and the family.

Rosemary Schaffer

Susan Matthews

December 28, 2003

I will dearly miss Uncle Lloyd's coffee, one of the many treasures we have shared over the lifetime I've had the privilege of knowing him. I have been inspired, encouraged, and given but a glimpse of the quality of life one can enjoy in later years. Thank you again, Lloyd, for sharing yourself with my own immediate family in writing the lovely piece for the funeral of my father, Herman Severson, as well as sharing many of your writings. I cannot think of a more fitting tribute than to remember the words written from your heart.

Sharon Carlton

December 27, 2003

We have all lost a very special person, a husband, father,Grandfather, Uncle and special friend in Lloyd Meyer.

There are not many people who can say they lost their loved one at the age of 103. It was a priviledge to have shared my life with him, he was a wonderful Uncle.

To his family you are in my thoughts and prayers, I am so sorry that I cannot be with you, but know I am there in spirit, though not in person. It is hard to write this, as Uncle Lloyd was such an articulate speaker and writer, and I just bet he is up in heaven wishing he could format this for me.

Sharon